Zoom B1X FOUR Bass Multi-Effects Processor with Expression Pedal, With 70+ Built-in Effects, Amp Modeling, Looper, Rhythm Section, Tuner, Battery Powered
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Style: B1X FOUR
Pattern Name: Processor
Features
- 71 built-in bass effects and 9 amp models
- Free download of Zoom guitar lab Mac/Windows software
- 30-Second looper
- 68 built-in rhythm patterns
- Standard Guitar input, aux input for external audio players and amp/headphone output
Description
The Zoom B1X FOUR puts your bass front and center with over 70 effects and amp models, Looper and a built-in rhythm section. Plus, Access Zoom guitar Lab’s library of downloadable effects. And for added control over select effects, The B1X FOUR features Zoom’s expression pedal.
Brand: Zoom
Style: B1X FOUR
Color: Red, Black
Product Dimensions: 8.5"L x 6.14"W x 2.05"H
Item Weight: 910 Grams
Item Weight: 2.01 pounds
Product Dimensions: 6.2 x 8.5 x 2 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: B1X FOUR
Batteries: 4 AA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 21, 2019
Color Name: Red, Black
Hardware Interface: USB
Signal Format: Analog
Battery type: Alkaline
Power Source: Battery Powered
Voltage: 9 Volts
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Style: B1 FOUR
Pattern Name: Processor
I recently had the opportunity to try out the Zoom B1 Four, and I must say, it's an impressive piece of gear for bass players. This multi-effects pedal packs a punch with its versatile features and user-friendly interface. First and foremost, the sound quality of the Zoom B1 Four is outstanding. It offers a wide range of effects and amp models that allow you to shape your tone to your liking. Whether you're looking for classic, vintage bass tones or modern, edgy sounds, this pedal has got you covered. The amp simulations are especially impressive, providing a realistic and authentic feel. The B1 Four also boasts a comprehensive selection of built-in effects, including various types of distortion, modulation, delay, reverb, and more. These effects can be combined and tweaked to create your unique soundscape. The pedal allows for up to five effects to be used simultaneously, opening up a world of creative possibilities. One of the standout features of the B1 Four is its built-in rhythm patterns and looper function. The rhythm patterns serve as a handy practice tool, allowing you to jam along with different styles and tempos. The looper function is a fantastic addition, enabling you to layer and record loops on the fly, perfect for solo performances or practicing your improvisation skills. The interface of the B1 Four is intuitive and straightforward to navigate, thanks to its LCD screen and dedicated knobs. It's easy to access and tweak parameters, and the ability to save and recall your favorite presets is a convenient feature for live performances. In terms of build quality, the B1 Four feels robust and sturdy, ready to withstand the rigors of gigging and traveling. The pedal's compact size is also a plus, making it easy to fit onto any pedalboard without taking up excessive space. Overall, the Zoom B1 Four is a fantastic multi-effects pedal for bass players. Its excellent sound quality, wide range of effects, rhythm patterns, and looper function make it a versatile and valuable addition to any bassist's arsenal. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, this pedal will undoubtedly enhance your playing experience and inspire your creativity.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2023 by Charles Ellis
Style: B1 FOUR
Pattern Name: Processor
I bought this because it was cheaper than a single analog pedal that isn't crap. It has a lot of preset effects, which are combinations of the emulated pedals/amps. Out of all of them, though, there are less than 10 (more like 5) that I actually use. Wait though, that's not a negative. For what I listen to and play, those few are enough. I get a compressor, a delay pedal, a synth pedal, chorus, fuzz and distortion for maybe 2/3 the price of any of those analog pedals, and the effects sound good enough to me. I'm a noob, dunno if I would use this in a gig, because... I don't play gigs. Put the hard comp on my Fender J-bass playing Crazy Little Thing Called Love, and suddenly, I AM John Deacon (not really, but it sure feels that way). This thing is absolutely great. I don't need the Wah, or the Synth, or most of the other stuff, but even using a very small subset of the preset effects (and only having started playing with making my own virtual pedal boards/effects), this device is worth every penny I spent. Maybe I should have gotten the one with the physical pedal, but I'm not that good... I certainly don't miss it. EVERYONE should have this effects pedal in their home music room, and toss it in the gig bag to amaze your friends. I LOVE IT! And if I ever "git gud" and can tell the difference between digital and analog effects, this has shown me which pedals I'm going to be looking at.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2021 by Joe Plocki
Style: B1 FOUR
Pattern Name: Processor
Cons: 1) No bypass. At all. Best you can do is try to dial in a "Clean" patch to switch to (unless you have a separate line selector pedal). 2) Noisy when powered unless you use Zoom brand power cord, $20 sold separately, or AA batteries (which it eats up pretty quick). I haven't tried the USB option. 3) The sound quality is not good enough for serious live or recording applications, IMO. I found the chorus, octave, and synths surprisingly decent, but everything else was pretty meh and all of the drive/fuzz/distortion stuff painfully bad. I didn't expect much for $99, so it's not heartbreaking. Pros: 1) Number of features and sounds. I didn't know which pedal to get next, so I got this to see which effects I enjoyed most. It lets me try just about any combination of effects and how I might incorporate them before I throw down $$$ on a quality single pedal. 2) Convenient for rehearsal. I didn't intend to use it for this, but I have very much enjoyed it as a portable practice tool. The drum tracks, battery power, and headphone out make it easy to use. 3) Computer interface. Sure, it's not a recording interface, but using the software to manage patches is very helpful and beats menu diving on the pedal every time you want to tweak one of the infinite parameters. I feel like I got my money's worth. It's been a lot of fun. I wouldn't take it to a gig, but I use it almost every day to practice and try out different sounds. I hope this helps you make your decision.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2023 by Matthew Braman