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Features
- ONE HUNDRED EFFECTS IN A SINGLE STOMPBOX Drives, modulations, delays, reverbs, compressors, filters, and more give you the power of a full multi-effects rig in one compact pedal, perfect for any pedalboard.
- CHAIN SIX EFFECTS, BUILD YOUR OWN PATCHES Chain up to 6 effects in any order to design and save your own signature tones for practice, recording, or live performance.
- TRUE STEREO OUTPUTS FOR SPATIAL EFFECTS Two 1/4" outputs let you take full advantage of spatial effects like reverb, chorus, and delay for a rich, expansive sound on stage or in the studio.
- METAL BUILD, COLOR LCD, FOOT-FRIENDLY CONTROLS Sturdy metal construction, color-coded LCD, cross key foot switches, and four encoder knobs make it easy to navigate and tweak your sound mid-performance without missing a beat.
- CHROMATIC TUNER AND GUITAR LAB SUPPORT Built-in chromatic tuner supports all standard, open, and drop tunings, and the Handy Guitar Lab app lets you continuously grow your effects library over time.
Description
Zoom MS-50G+ MultiStomp Guitar Effects Pedal, Single Stompbox, 100 effects, Stereo Outputs, Tuner, Featuring Drives, Modulations, Delays, Reverbs, Compressors, and More
Brand: Zoom
Style: MultiStomp
Color: White
Product Dimensions: 5.7"L x 8"W x 2.6"H
Item Weight: 15.52 ounces
Voltage: 28
Amperage: 16
Audio Output Effects: Modulation
Controls Type: Knob
Hardware Interface: USB 2.0, USB Type C
Signal Format: Analog
Style: MultiStomp
Color: White
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5.7"L x 8"W x 2.6"H
Item Weight: 15.52 ounces
Item Dimensions: 5.7 x 3.1 x 2.6 inches
Connector Type: USB 2.0
Brand Name: Zoom
Number of Items: 1
Number of Packs: 1
Item Highlight: 100 Effects, Drives, Modulation, Delay & Reverb, Stereo Outputs, Built-In Tuner, Battery Powered
Unit Count: 1 Count
Importer Contact Information: Zoom Corporation
Item Type Name: Electric Guitar Electronics
Manufacturer: Zoom
Model Name: MS-50G+
Model Number: MS-50G+
Manufacturer Part Number: MS-50G+
Set Name: MS-50G+
Warranty Description: 1 year - replacement.
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Style: MultiStomp
Im using this to run synths and drum machines through mainly, but I connected it to a kalimba with pickups in it and it sounds incredible, ha Mono in, stereo out is helpful for my situation, but I may pick-up the stereo input version later This is my first multi effects pedal and it kinda gave me "option paralysis" a little bit, there's so many effects it can be overwhelming, at first. Once you play around with them for a while you start to understand what you're looking for and how to achieve it. The iOs app is pretty cool, I like that it gives a description of each effect and let's you load as many effects onto the pedal as the memory will hold. Really really cool pedal.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Style: MultiStomp
This pedal is an example of useful guitar equipment that is moving in the right direction. Using the pedal is intuitive and easy to operate. The 9 switches and knobs enable easy use when using your fingers. Trying to use the foot only to operate the pedal might prove frustrating. I have it sitting on the table where I can look at the screen while changing settings and adjusting parameters. Adjusting the parameters with the knobs is direct and easy. The knobs adjust the parameters and the parameters are sensitive, giving a wide range of adjustability. This means that it is possible for a player to form the sound very interestingly. Many super great sounds can be formed thru quick and easy adjustments of the parameter knobs. It is easy to make new patches quickly. Navigating the patch memories is straight forward, as is recalling and changing patches. Self made patches sound great. The price is about $ and for this small investment the player can expect to get high quality dividends. This is a very good small guitar multi pedal that contains many useful and high quality good sounding effects, preamps, and other opyions. This pedal can be powered with just 1 usbc cable and a usb wall block charger. No need for the batteries or 9volt plug in power adapter. Nevertheless, this pedal uses 2 AA batteries and it has a 9 volt port for being powered with a normal guitar pedal power supply. It connects via usbc cable to the ipad and iphone. It uses its own app.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2025 by Charity
Style: MultiStomp
For 99 dollars you can't go wrong. Fun just to play around with. Like the preset songs list
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024 by Hockeyking55
Style: MultiStomp
This replaced a G1x pedal, which failed. This is nice, but I wish it had and app interface for Android, and I wish the up and down and side to side switches were reversed. I scroll thru the patches more than I modify each one, so it would be easier to do that with the switches below the pedal switch, rather than above. Not a deal killer, but.....
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2025 by bob
Style: MultiStomp
I still like Zoom but some of their nuts aren't torqued down good enough to stay and let you tighten them down more yourself on the inputs it's kind of bad they got I got to start checking that
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2024 by glen percifield
Style: MultiStomp
The Zoom MS50G+ is a great value at an impressive price point. I tried five different pedals (up to $150) and nothing else came close. Most of the effects in the pedal are very usable (distortions, delays, modulation, reverbs) and have decent parameter control. The preamp drive modeling is very good too depending on your needs. I use it when playing online (Jamulus, etc. ) and don’t have the benefit of my actual tube amp’s preamp tone. It can also be used as another overdrive/distortion stage. The four added foot switches are useful once you get the hang of it, but I have been using it live with a smartphone/tablet connected and find it easier to control the pedal in this hybrid mode. With up to six effects in a patch, I can use both the main footswitch and my tablet to quickly adjust what I need between songs. The layout of the effects in a color-coded grid makes it easy to create patches and swap effects in and out intuitively, even directly with the pedal . Nice job on this pedal Zoom!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2025 by Tim P
Style: MultiStomp
Disappointing. And I'm a big Zoom MS fan. I have the CDR70+ and 200D+ and absolutely love them both. I thought I might've been missing something by not having the 50G, but ... I wasn't. That said, if you only want to buy one MS pedal and don't plan on buying any of the others (Ever), this one is probably OK since it has a little of everything: comps, drives, filters, pre-amps, delay, 'verb, modulation. But in the effort to become a jack of all trades with this pedal, they've mastered none. WHY STEREO? One of the first things I questioned is why is this even a stereo pedal? Of the effects it does have, I could only find 3-4 that were stereo: a stereo chorus, a ping-pong delay and ... maybe another chorus? It makes no sense. I guess they wanted to make it look like it was a true stereo pedal, but it's almost all mono. I guess the evidence of that is that they didn't even bother to give you stereo inputs, so if you want to use the compressors, they will have to be post-gain if you do want to use it in stereo, unless this is the only pedal you have. LIKE BRITISH MUSIC? I SURELY HOPE SO First off, I do like British classic rock. Love it, but it's not the only thing I listen to. But judging by the effects in this pedal, it's only targeted toward a British audience. I kid you not, of the maybe 80 patches, at least 20-30 of them are labeled as "British." Almost all of the patches are named after songs, or at least hinted at, and even when there is a nod to an obvious non-British act or genre, it will either say nothing -- like "Basket Case" where it's is just labeled as pop-punk or with the patch "Walk this Way (1975)" which is labeled as, you guessed it: "British Rock." Since when was Aerosmith British? I'm guessing whoever wrote these descriptions was British, but it's very confusing and makes no sense. QUALITY IS OK As far as the sound effects go themselves, they are good, as you would expect from Zoom. The best ones are some of the overdrive and distortions as well as the auto-wah and stereo chorus. However, the reverbs are immensely disappointing. I guess they didn't want to take sales away from the 70CDR+ by including too many, but now you're only left with two room, two hall and an early reflections/air reverb. That's it. And even with the decay and mix maxed out on the hall reverbs, they're still quite low in the mix. The other issue I have is not with the actual effects themselves, but the patches. I don't know why it's so difficult to normalize the volume level from one patch to another, but this is another area where the pedal is a letdown. The first thing I did when I got this pedal was go through each patch and try to even out the level from one to another ... but should I have to do that? HOPE YOU LIKE KNOBS (and iOS)! No PC app; no Android app. So, if you're in the majority of people who do not possess an iPhone, but would like to be able to interact with this pedal via a computer, you're SOL. It's rare when you see a developer create an app for only one platform and ignore everything else, but it's especially rare (and insanely frustrating) when that developer creates an app only for the platform with a paltry piece of the market. Around 75% of smartphones are Android-based and about 25% being iOS. It makes you question your sanity why they chose to only give users an iOS version. I remember when this first came out and people were saying, "Just give it time, they'll give us a PC/Android app." That was years ago. Since then ... No Android app, no Windows app, and no firmware updates in over a year and a half. TERRIBLE VALUE Zoom. The pedal isn't terrible, but for over $100, you are almost ripping people off here. Anyone who compares this with either the 200 or 70 will undoubtedly feel very disappointed in the least and ripped off at the most. If you didn't want to cannibalize sales from those other two pedals, you should not have even made this pedal. Instead, this just reeks of a way to make a few extra bucks. Drop the price. It won't help me since I've already paid for it, but the 200D+ at $69 -- even though it only has compressors, noise gates, boosts, ODs, distortions, fuzzes and preamps -- is leaps and bounds above this pedal in terms of value. IN CONCLUSION I hate to leave a bad review for a company I like, but I've had to do it a few times lately because I've come across some less-than-stellar products from companies I like (See my Mooer Meta FX review if you're curious about that as well). But I have to be honest, and if you were able to make it through my entire review (congratulations if you did!), how could I rate this as anything other than less than average (2 stars)? 3 stars would be better than average, and just going by that, I can't in good conscience do that. Sorry, Zoom; you can't win 'em all.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2026 by Nick Vendura
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I'm surprised more guitar players aren't talking about this fun pedal. I think the old one got sorta dumped on unfairly - but it did find a home with the soundscape creatives. For the price, this thing is packed with good sounds. There are good distortions, reverbs, delays, etc... Maybe 1 or 2 sounds out of each section is ultra premium - but wow, that's a good deal. It's not your only tool, but if it has to be for a time - it has you covered. Have fun - don't listen to the guitar snobs.
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