Zoom G3n Guitar Multi-Effects Processor Pedal, With 70+ Built-in effects, Amp Modeling, Stereo Effects, Looper, Rhythm Section, Tuner
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Style: G3n
Pattern Name: Processor
Features
- 5 amp emulators, 5 cabinet emulators, and 75 custom-designed factory patches
- Use up to 7 effects/amps/cabinets simultaneously, chained together in any order
- Stereo/mono looper allows recording of up to 80 seconds of phrase recording
- 68 built-in rhythm patterns that can be used in conjunction with the looper
Description
With realistic amp, cabinet, and stompbox emulations, as well as intuitive editing features and an 80 second looper, the G3n Multi-Effects Processor lets guitarists explore countless performance possibilities.
Brand: Zoom
Style: G3n
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 9.21"L x 10"W x 2.28"H
Item Weight: 2.8 pounds
Voltage: 9 volts
Amperage: 600 milliamps
Controls Type: Knob
Power Source: AC adapter
Hardware Interface: 1/4-inch Audio
Signal Format: Analog
Style: G3n
Color: Black
Finish Type: Painted
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 9.21"L x 10"W x 2.28"H
Item Weight: 2.8 pounds
Item Dimensions: 9.21 x 7.13 x 2.28 inches
Brand Name: Zoom
UPC: 884354017101
Global Trade Identification Number: 01, 19
Unit Count: 1 Count
Included Components: AC adapter
Item Type Name: Zoom G3n MultiEffects Processor for Guitar
Manufacturer: Zoom
Model Number: G3n
Manufacturer Part Number: G3n
Warranty Description: 1 year - replacement.
Connector Type: audio jack
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Style: G3n
Pattern Name: Processor
That's five stars for the price, by the by. My resume: I am a multi-effects addict. I try out all the new units. I've owned and heavily gigged with the POD X3 Live, POD HD500X, and the Digitech RP1000. I've used the Headrush and Helix. I get complimented on my tones when I go out and play live and people ask where my amp is (I always go Direct, though I have used tube amps in the past). This unit is fantastic. I've been using the POD HD500X for some years now, and in terms of sounds, this unit blows it away. The amp sims feel like I'm plugging into an amp, and the overdrive sims are AWESOME (suggest this for anyone starting a pedalboard build and wanna try a bunch of overdrive combinations before splurging on the real deals)! The delays, reverbs, and modulations are great (though the Pitch Shift effect is horribly slow, the POD creams it here). It's got that juicy/bloomy/airy feel, and there's SO many effects and drives and they all sound fantastic. The DSP is super limiting, but then again $150 is a super good deal, so a smaller processor it is. I use it for drives and amp/cab sims in front of my POD HD500X (which does everything after the amp/cab sim) for ambient/shoegazey/church stuff, and for metal stuff it goes direct by itself. If you don't need to switch your effects super often and just want a bomb DI rig/backup rig/versatile addition to your pedalboard, this is your girl. If you need an all-in-one unit, lots of processing power, and an expression pedal, save up or the G5N. If you want this to do JUST drives/amp sims or JUST delays/reverbs/modulations, this is perfect. In fact, every guitarist should have one, considering the price. However, The interface is pretty abysmal. In order to choose any effect, you have to scroll through EVERY SINGLE ONE until you get to the desired effect (though I may be doing this wrong). Also, you can't assign the footswitches to specific effects; think of the footswitches as three parts of a window that looks at your effects chain. You can only use the switches on effects that are next to each other. Yes, you can scroll the window to different parts of your chain, but what if you need to turn off a reverb at the end of the chain and turn on a drive at the beginning of it? Get ready to tap dance, partner (speaking of tapping, the tap tempo is buried under that bottom right pedal, kinda have to menu scroll for it). Overall, if you're aware of the limitations and strengths and you're still interested, you're GOING to like this unit. If you're not savvy with multi-effects and don't want to tweak or make presets, stay away. Oh and it's built well and feels good and blah blah blah...
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2018 by Amazon Customer
Style: G3n
Pattern Name: Processor
This is a pretty good effects unit. For me it was very easy to use and common sense will let you use this thing right out the gate without any issues. Everything is labeled clearly on the unit and in menu, with even more detail in the manual. Not sure why so many people have issues with the controls. As for me, I set this up to save space on my already packed pedalboard. I get distortion and reverb from my amp, so I only use the G3N in my effects loop to handle delays, chorus, Flanger, and other time based effects, so I cannot comment on how the standard patches, preamps, or other dirt effects sound. I only use this in effects mode. The effects that normally go through the fx loop sound great and have lots of room to adjust to taste. Delays are nice and clean, the looper function is a nice plus. Easy to set up the effects order and dial in the sound. Plug into your computer to download even more options. This unit saved me room on my board, is noiseless and really is great for what I use it for. The Only downside I see is that there is no fx loop on this unit itself. You have a choice, plug this unit directly in front of your amp / PA. Or, plug into your fx loop (send/return) and use to add to your current setup. It would have been nice to be able to do the 4 cable method into this unit and dedicate certain effects to the loop and some to the front of the amp. Overall.. Pretty good! EDIT: I have two of these now and am happy with the current setup. Having two units gives me one in the FX loop and one in front of the amp. This way the effects that sound great in the FX loop go into that unit, and the other effects sound great in front. Pedals are designed to sound better either in the loop or in front so if you only have one unit you sacrifice good sounds from some of the effects. I still use a separate overdrive pedal, however now there are 14 effects available at any one time and I have an excellent variety of tones ready to go. It's also VERY handy ro have a looper built into each unit, using it in the FX loop vs out front both give nice playback and different recordings. Still haven't used this unit direct to a PA it goes directly into my amplifier. I also haven't used any of the cabinet or amp emulators because I am plugged directly into my amp, so those are bypassed. If I plug directly into a PA I will update this review. Thanks.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2021 by Rob Rod
Style: G3n
Pattern Name: Processor
I was looking to upgrade from an older guitar multi-effects processor which wouldn't let me chain effects in any order. (e.g., reverb before delay). This fit the bill perfectly. The product is made in China. It seems pretty solid and weighty. I don't gig so I can't ascertain how this would perform in such an atmosphere. It's certainly durable enough for a home studio. Aside from the initial learning of its functions, this is a very intuitive unit. It's split up into what is essentially three independently-controlled stompboxes. You can chain up to seven effects and amp/cab models together; some effects like the more-complex delay effect count as two. It's very easy to "slide" the virtual stompbox chain over to get to and control the effect you want using the switches at the very bottom. My only complaint is that the parameter knobs require lots of turning to change a parameter from, say, 1000 to 0. Note that you cannot use this unit as an audio interface which I already knew and didn't want anyway; I already have an audio interface and would rather not complicate things. You use the device's USB port to update its firmware and upload/download patches. I paired this up with Zoom's FP02M expression pedal. Note that you cannot calibrate a pedal like you can with the G3Xn's attached pedal but you can, of course, control what a parameter does for pedal-controlled effects. (e.g., volume at max pedal position, etc.) Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2018 by James
Style: G3n
Pattern Name: Processor
A lot of people say that this is hard to use or navigate but upon opening it, I found it very easy to use even without using the manual. The navigation is very smart and intuitive, and obviously upon reading the manual, it became even easier to use. So if you're having trouble, I suggest reading the manual (??) It's actually really fun to toy around with and the sound is amazing for the price. There are limitations to the effects, and you can't have an unlimited amount of effects playing at once, but again, for the price point, it's really great. I'm living in a college dorm just learning how to play guitar and it's super affordable, saves a lot of space, its sturdy, and definitely inspires me to keep making music. Overall it's great and I recommend it!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2018 by Chris
Style: G3n
Pattern Name: Processor
Good purchase. Professional touring musician needing a vessel for creating new sounds while writing and recording demos. Perfect fit. I turned on the auto save and use it with an “On the Fly” mentality. Great digital verbs and delays and the pitch shift is quick and responsive. I don’t use any of the amp modeling or fancy gizmos inside, but the effects are clean, clear and responsive. Was surprised by the dynamic capabilities.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2020 by Code Brooks
Style: G3n
Pattern Name: Processor
The Zoom G3n is a great pedal. I'm offering this review after 6 weeks of use. I know some users have complained in their reviews that it is hard to figure out and hard to program. I do not agree. Admittedly, I had to do some homework. I actually read and studied the user manual. The manual is 52 pages long and I don't think anyone wants to read something longer than that. The 52 pages cannot tell you every possibility about the pedal; you have to make some inferences from the basics they give you in the user manual in order to get all you can out of the pedal. Additionally there are several really useful home-made tutorial videos on YouTube that show you what the manual teaches, plus some of the inferences you can make so you can get the most out of the pedal. The manual came with the pedal, but you have to go to the Internet and download the list of descriptions of effects that the pedal offers. There is also a "Zoom G3n/G3XnUsers" page on Facebook for this pedal . There are a lot of great players on that site, but most of them are hard rock and metal players, so the patch set-ups they have created and shared usually do not apply to me. I am more of a Chicago Blues / Jazz Standard / Pop player who uses reverbs, delays, chorus/tremolo and occasionally a little distortion for the Blues. I had to search for some appropriate sounding distortions for the Chicago Blues styles, but I easily found them on this pedal. I purchased this pedal because it allows me to create my own patches with the combination of effects that I like. The built-in patches that come with the pedal are really of little use to me, though they can expose you to some interesting effects within those patches that you might otherwise have missed. I also bought this pedal for the built in looper and drum rhythms. They are great. There are choices for one button loopers and two button loopers, which I VERY much appreciate (see user manual for details). I also VERY much like that you can change the order of the effects in the patches that you create, and that you can change the locations of the patches. There are a couple things I would change on this pedal if I could, like having the option to be battery operated, and I'd like one additional feature with the looper; but the engineers who made this cannot satisfy everyone's quirky demands. They have succeeded in making a great, well-thought-out pedal for a very fair price.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2021 by John L.
Style: G3n
Pattern Name: Processor
I thought the tone would be OK and this would be useful for practice but I've been able to pull some fantastic tones out of this little wonder. Doing a full amp, cabinet and pedals setup and outputting it to speakers or my amps AUX in port gives me alls sorts of options and I much prefer the Marshall tones to the emulation in my Fender Mustang. The Fender tones are also very good but I find myself using also using it with no amp sim for the pedals and the effects. Really flexible and great tone. The ZNR noise gate is REALLY good. I get a lot of 60 cycle hum in my music room and this works better than anything else I have tried. The Gold Drive is pretty amazing as well. I kick in the Gold Drive and a touch of compression and it's sweet and responsive. The looper and rhythm both work well and work well together. The looper is fairly simple but it's also very easy to use. It's pretty amazing considering the price
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2017 by Dan Rode
Style: G3n
Pattern Name: Processor
Decent sounding effects but overall I was somewhat disappointed with this product. The main issue is the limited effects number when you factor in that many effects use '2 blocks'. "Use up to 7 effects simultaneously, chained together in any order" <------ that's true but somewhat misleading given that many of the effects use 2-blocks. If they could package the G5N internals in this size package I would be interested. As it stands the G3N is going back. The G3N would be good coupled with additional effects but it's a bit limited as a stand-alone. JMO!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2019 by JohnG