Zoom G1Xon Guitar Floor Multi-Effects Pedal

Excellent product

This is incredibly amazing. It gives plenty of effect in just Rs6000- Rs8000. With various amp models ,drive/dist.,pedal effect , modulation effect and all other effects you can create the tone or effect you want. I suggest u all to buy this if you are looking for a good guitar processor at very cheap cost. I've been using it for 6 months and till date there's no issue with it . I've used it several times in live performances. It's easy to use. To make new tone you just need to have experience to that and then you can create ANY tone you want ....... More over it is given with 100 presets I think you will get your desired effect in those presets or if not you can make one. It is made out of plastic like material and the base is metal .though it is plastic but still it is durable. I read some of the reviews it was written that it is for beginners the answer is No. It give you a good and superior sound quality unless you speaker or amplifier is not malfunctioning.

Love my G1Xon! Makes jamming out on my electric guitar so much fun. Amazing value and features. Can use it with headphones or even computer speakers. Only con it's not very sturdy - but what do you except at this price point. Impressed.

I've never owned an effects pedal, so I was looking for a low-cost unit that would give me an idea of what life was like in Pedal-land. The Zoom G1Xon was the first one I tried, and it may end up being the only one I feel like I need to own. I'm not a professional or performer; my only audience is myself and the occasional jam-buddies (who are just as lousy players as I am), and so my standards may not be as high as someone who plays for a living. But this pedal has met and exceeded what I expected from a budget unit, and I'd recommend it to anyone. Pros: * I think the sound is great. Since I'm not in it for the money, my amps are on the lower end (Peavey Vyper 15 and VIP I), but allied with this pedal I was getting some kick-butt sounds. At times, the sounds were so good that I was even starting to think that maybe I knew how to play. Go figure. * Versatility: The number of amp models and effects are impressive, and being able to chain up to 5 gives you virtually unlimited possibilities. The only downside is that it'll probably take me years to try out all the combinations. * Setting up and storing new patches is pretty quick and easy. You can also easily swap patches from one bank to another, letting you set up a bank in whatever order you want. (I imagine this would be handy for gig-players who want to progress through a specific set of patches during a set.) * The unit can be powered from batteries (which DO last a long time of casual playing; I've had the pedal for about a month, and I still haven't drained the first set I put in), a 9V adapter (not included) or by the mini-USB port. This last one was a pleasant surprise since I have lots of spare USB-chargers with mini-USB cables lying around, so I don't have to pay out the $$ for a 9V adapter. * Using headphones in the output port gives me a self-contained personal studio that is fun to use, does not require an amp and so is easily portable in a gig bag, and spares the others in the room from having to listen to my lousy playing. * The looper. This is what sold me on choosing the G1Xon over other budget multi-effects pedals. Just try to find ANY pedal that offers a looper for under $100. Go ahead, I'll wait ... [dum de dum dum] Find any? Maybe one or two, but that's ALL they did. Having a looper feature in a multi-effects unit with an expression pedal and rhythm tracks for $70 ... well, it made the decision easy. Cons: * Zoom does not include the full list of available amps and effects with the unit, and so makes experimentation a bit more challenging. The full list is, however, available on their web site at http://www.zoom.co.jp/download/E_G1on_G1Xon_FX-list_100.pdf * Zoom has Edit&Share software that lets their higher-end pedals interface with a computer to save, edit and load patches, but that's not supported for the G1Xon. Would be nice if Zoom could bring that functionality to this pedal. Maybe with a future firmware upgrade? * The preloaded patches tend to use way too much "Hall" effect for my taste, and I felt like I had to dial it back or take it out altogether on way too many patches. All in all, the only thing I regret about buying this pedal is that I didn't pop for it before I did (or even its little sister, the $50 G1on if you're on more of a budget and don't need an expression pedal). I have a couple of small Peavey modeling amps, and so I'm not entirely unfamiliar with different effects, but the Peaveys only let you use one of those effects at a time (or maybe two, depending on which effects you're using). The Zoom G1Xon doesn't have that limitation. You can chain any of its amps or effects and swap the order to see how it changes the sound in whatever way that floats your boat. And then there's the looper. I usually play in the evenings by myself (yes, it's sad, I know), but now with the looper feature I can lay down my own jam tracks and get a lot more practice on putting my own rhythm riffs and lead licks together. I sincerely believe that this pedal will help become a better player.

Es un gran aparato, un procesador completo de guitarra y con una interfaz sencilla. El manual está completo pero les recomiendo ver videos en YouTube para conocer el uso del procesador. Muy feliz con la compra! No necesitan comprar eliminador de corriente, se puede alimentar por USB mini con cualquier cargador.

Pros: Sounds great / lots of options / drum machine / Looper Cons: Would like more control / Location of buttons / batter charger (read below) I'm a professional musician, but only part time, and the electric guitar is not my primary instrument. So a cheap solution for an effects pedal is what I needed. And this works perfectly. I give this a full 5 star rating because my only cons are my own, and the price of this device is perfect. I have used a cheap Digitech effects pedal for years, and have had to repair the foot switch buttons and guitar connector wayyy too many times. I finally had enough, shopped around and settled on this one. I love that there are so many options, but as with any new device, it's a learning curve to figure everything out. I love the amber/back-lit display. Navigation is a bit sketchy on the unit itself. But I have installed an after-market desktop program called "ToneLib Zoom". Which is amazing and works great. (I'm curious why Zoom does not have their own editor/controller for their products. * I would like more foot controller functions, and think Zoom should provide a USB option for this as well. The buttons for the "Rhythm" and "Looper" features are recessed and not easily accessed (on the fly). As well as the "Home" and a few others. But I am currently working on a modification for wiring up my own external foot-switch to be able to control a few more of the functions. I'll provide details if anybody is interested. * There is a dial for changing parameters, tempo, and other features. It is located directly in front of the display. So while using it, your hand is actually covering up part of the display. So that could be easier, in my opinion. * Charger? Rechargeable Batteries? There is an option in the setting for selecting Alkaline or NiMh (rechargeable) batteries. I'm not sure what this option is for, because when using NiMh rechargeable batteries, it does not provide the ability to charge the batteries while it is plugged in. I would imagine that would be a useful feature. Otherwise, why is there even an option for selecting the different battery types? Anyway, overall, the device is awesome and I am more than pleased with it. I'm just one of those guys that likes to modify stuff, and I'm always looking for ways to make a simple thing a little better.