Zoom G6 Multi-Effects Processor with FP02M Expression Pedal for Guitarist

I am an intermediate-level guitar player who plays for a church praise team and occasional jam sessions at friends' music studios. Because I am not a professional, it has always been hard to put any real money into this passion. I have typically played through Tonebridge on my computer to get the sounds I wanted, but they never sounded as good through a PA versus headphones. My plan was to purchase the G6 and purchase additional pedals where the G6 missed the mark. I'm happy to say, I do not need to buy additional pedals because they all sound great! I'm comparing it to my dad's pedals which cost about $150+ each.The only compromise is not having physical knobs to turn on the fly for each pedal in the chain. Not a big issue if you have your computer open and use the lab app. And honestly, with all the user patches you could add, you likely will not need to tweak too much. Everything I do perform live, I have the luxury of being at the same location and the mix pre-saved for our band. So if it sounded good once, it's likely going to sound the same next time.10/10 would buy it again. My other musician buddies are impressed.

Amazing processor. Make sure toget sd card for bezt looping outcomes.

The only dissapointment is that the connection software is not ported to android so I can't run it on stage with my android tablet. The sounds are good, lots of effects choices. Not too difficult interface after discovering "edit all". Overall pretty pleased with the G6, but the marketing literature does not make it clear that android is not supported.

Me he pasado del zoom G1X four al zoom G6 y ha sido excelente, el sonido es muy bueno y se tiene la ventaja de poder tener patch más complejos. Había visto algunos review en youtube donde mencionaban que los acabados al no ser metálicos eran un punto negativo, pero no comparto esa opinión, los acabados son muy buenos y la unidad se siente sólida y fuerte, además que el diseño es espetacular. Un punto interesante es que el zoom G6 me cabe en el morral y la portabilidad, que es un aspecto muy bueno del G1X four, la sigo conservando. Lo único que extraño es que, para dar inicio a los ritmos se hace desde la pantalla táctil, mientras que en el G1X four lo podía hacer desde el pedal, es decir con el pie, en el zoom G6 se hace con el dedo. Esto lo extraño porque cuando me divierto tocando alguna canción, me gusta tener control sobre cuando suenan / paran los ritmos, es un tema menor.

I haven't found anything that I don't like. It has great sound and flexibility. I don't care for most of the presets, but that isn't an issue because I can create my own. Once I figured out what was going on with creating my own presets, it is pretty easy. I've watched a couple reviews on YT where the reviewer droned on about the case being made of plastic. It doesn't seem to be an issue. It is very sturdy and well made.I'm still experimenting with it and still learning, but so far I'm impressed and happy with my purchase.

Zoom did not make the G6 a user friendly processor. I've been playing with this unit for a few months now and find it very frustrating to get between sound banks and effects channels. I'm used to the up/down buttons or even dials to get between effects packages, but this unit does not have that and it just frustrates the crap out of me.

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I had the B6; this one works as great as the bass unit. The only inconvenience I see is that I can't use a standard USB-C cable to connect the unit to my computer (the B6 doesn't have that problem). In any case, the G6 will be a great road partner (it's truly robust), and it has a bigger palette of options in order to configure your digital pedalboard than the B6 (which is even bigger if you have an additional ZOOM expression pedal).