I thought I did try all the steps, but need to look at it again. I have not tried a system reset yet, leaving that as a last resort! lol I've set up some very useful sounds and like the way the pedal works and sounds, so if I can't tweak from my laptop it's not the end of the world! I for one have tried the GT6B and the BP200 and like the pure sounds of the zoom the best. it could be that the zoom has newer technology in it then the other effects I had, but it's the only pedal that does not change the way my G&L 2500 our my other basses sound. it adds to the sound, not covers it up! Again thanks to all the zoomers for your help! I hope I can return the favor sometime!
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Zoom Owners' Club!
- Thread starter champbassist
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I received an e-mail today:
I have put up a file library for the B9 now, start upload and help spread that it exists.
http://www.haax.se/basspatches/
Regards
/Haax
B9 users now have a place to go to upload/download patches! Thanks Bassbrad for the suggestion!
I have put up a file library for the B9 now, start upload and help spread that it exists.
http://www.haax.se/basspatches/
Regards
/Haax
B9 users now have a place to go to upload/download patches! Thanks Bassbrad for the suggestion!
ZOOM H4 Owner Here!!
Used it to do my band's first EP almost in it's entirety.
Plus, use it on a weekly basis for recording rehearsals.
Let me in!!
Used it to do my band's first EP almost in it's entirety.
Plus, use it on a weekly basis for recording rehearsals.
Let me in!!
Ha ha, sign me up!
I have a B2, and love it for quiet practice with headphones. Question for any keen punters tho - In anyone's experience with zooms in a pedal chain - does it sit better at the start or at the finish? I have posted this else where without response
. So I have a: tuner > ODB3 > LMB3 > Crybaby - I was thinking of slotting it in between the tuner and ODB3. My reasoning is to get the digi effects out of the way first up, then I could overdrive that sound with the ODB, and wah if needed at the end. My LMB doesn't get much use. Thoughts??? I have played with the order, but I'm not in a position atm to turn it up to see how it would sound at gig volume, so opinions are welcomed
I have a B2, and love it for quiet practice with headphones. Question for any keen punters tho - In anyone's experience with zooms in a pedal chain - does it sit better at the start or at the finish? I have posted this else where without response
. So I have a: tuner > ODB3 > LMB3 > Crybaby - I was thinking of slotting it in between the tuner and ODB3. My reasoning is to get the digi effects out of the way first up, then I could overdrive that sound with the ODB, and wah if needed at the end. My LMB doesn't get much use. Thoughts??? I have played with the order, but I'm not in a position atm to turn it up to see how it would sound at gig volume, so opinions are welcomed
Welcome. I keep by B2.1u at the end of the chain since I mainly use it for amp sim, modulation, delays and reverb.
Got a b9.1ut last week. The amp emulation is great, and I'm having fun just messing with the pre-sets. Haven't had a chance to sit down and learn to program the beast as of yet, but I can tell I'm going to have a helluva lotta fun with it.
Hit me up with a number!
Hit me up with a number!
I am considering a B9.1ut, but there appear to be no sound samples anywhere (apart from poor sound quality recordings of Stuart Hamm mumbling in front of an audience and the broken mp3's on Zoom's website)
Could one of you fine people point me towards some good examples, I might even join your bandwagon...
Could one of you fine people point me towards some good examples, I might even join your bandwagon...
If you can tolerate my poor playing, go to http://www.reverbnation.com/RolandMillington and listen to Baker's Dozen, Soul Suck Stomp, Disappear and Missile Thump for an idea. Hope it helps. The B9.1ut is well worth the price, though. You'll be very happy you got it if you choose to buy.
I am the proud owner of a Zoom B9.1tu. Love it, now that I've figured out how to use it. I want a number please.
Sorry guys noticed this thread waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too late Yet, better late than never! 
#64: K.Boxingham
#65: KenHR
#66: RNV
Yet, better late than never! #64: K.Boxingham
#65: KenHR
#66: RNV
Sorry guys noticed this thread waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too late
Dude, you started this thing.
I own a Zoom 607 Bass Effects Pedal.
Do I have to post pics?... I don't have any. But I'll post them this evening.
Do I have to post pics?... I don't have any. But I'll post them this evening.
Can I join? I have a Zoom B1 and I am looking at getting (trying to talk the wife into letting me :| ) a B9 
Nah... this isn't a super exclusive boutique bass club, so you just have to mention that you have one
#67: sgtpepper
#68: whisper14072
Does anyone here have any idea as to how much current a B1X draws? I'm looking to daisy chain it with a few other pedals with a not so powerful adapter. The B1x requires a 300 mA adapter, but does it actually draw that much?
I dunno but I run my B2.1u in a chain with 12 other efx on a 1Spot without any power issues. In that chain is an Akai UniBass, a real power hog and particular about current.
I'm supposed to be using a Godlyke Power-All 2A supply which would have easily served my purpose without a doubt. There seems to be some problem with the main power supply adapter (noise, I got a little shock once). I'm not using it anymore and, I was thinking of whether a 300 mA supply would be enough to power the B1x along with 4 other pedals which between themselves total < 48 mA in current draw.
