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
Pedalboard-style Guitar Multi-effects with 5 Amp Models, 5 Cab Models, and 68 Effects Models
Brand: Zoom
Style: G3n
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 9.21"L x 10"W x 2.28"H
Item Weight: 2.8 Pounds
Item Weight: 2.8 pounds
Product Dimensions: 9.21 x 7.13 x 2.28 inches
Item model number: G3n
Batteries: 4 AA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 12, 2017
Color Name: Black
Connector Type: audio jack
Hardware Interface: 1/4-inch Audio
Signal Format: Analog
Power Source: AC adapter
Standing screen display size: 2.25
Voltage: 9 Volts
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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
I’ve had many multi effects units and modeling amps over the years and my most recent before this was the Line 6 HD500X. In my honest opinion, this is far better than it. This surpassed my expectations big time. Great sounds, easy to navigate and a small footprint. Most of the stock patches you’d never use, they’re just installed to show you what the unit is capable of but there are some that are pretty decent. With a little tweaking, you can have a great patch. Creating your own is simple as well. Many good sounding amps, cabs and effects are available inside. You can also go on Zooms website, update the software and get more great amps and cabs. Selecting and adjustments to the amps and effects are not overwhelming either. There are a bunch of comparison videos on YouTube with this and some of the other name brands and this one stuck out to me the most. I really wanted to go for a Boss ME80 or a GT100 but this Zoom, in my opinion, sounded better. No, it’s not an Axe FX or Kemper but for the money, you really can’t go wrong. Plus, it’ll fit on a pedal board if you want to incorporate it into your existing effects.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2018 by Justin R.
I am a bedroom guitarist. I'm not going on stage or tour... I'm not going to my local coffeehouse to jam... I am just playing for myself and wanted some good sound. The processor/pedal is great! The sounds are amazing and you can do a lot. The issue is... it's really complicated. Not being a professional musician or sound specialist, I struggled. A lot. It's just overkill for what I wanted and made it so difficult getting the sound I wanted to get to... it just wasn't worth it. Just understanding how the entire thing worked took a lot of time and all my brain power. In the end I mostly just circled through their pre-set sounds... and even that wasn't easy since it's not really what they intend for you to do with this thing. I swapped it out for a Boss GT-1 which is a bit less flexible but way easier to operate, and couldn't be happier. Pros - Super high quality. This thing is solid... the parts move/work really well. You won't be disappointed in the build. - Very flexible... there's almost nothing you cannot do with this thing if you have the time, know how, and put your mind to it. - Feels like it's for a much higher quality musician than I am Cons - Just too complicated for an amateur. While the price point was good... too good thinking about it... the result was a product that I just wasn't prepared to master.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2022 by Deep Thought
I've wanted this for 15 years now I got it and it still is tossed really good tones very good module
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2025 by richard