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With the Zoom G2X FOUR, the Japanese modelling specialists present a handy multi-effects processor that, despite its compact dimensions, does not compromise on sound diversity. Based on the innovative Zoom Multi-Layer IR technology, the total of 22 amp and cabinet simulations of the effect pedal convince with a particularly organic feel and authentic sound character, while 79 simulated guitar effects leave no wish unfulfilled. In addition, the multi-effect pedal offers 68 varied rhythm patterns and an integrated 80-second looper for varied practice and development of singing ideas. Last but not least, an audio interface and an expression pedal for controlling the effects complete the Zoom G2X FOUR effects unit.
The heart of the Zoom G2X FOUR is undoubtedly the innovative Multi-Layer IR technology, with the help of which the total of 22 amp and cabinet simulations of the modelling pedal is breathed life in the form of a dynamic feel and authentic sound character. In addition to classic vintage amps, modern guitar amps and the respective matching cabinets are available, so that no sound wish remains unfulfilled. furthermore, the modelling pedal offers a total of 79 guitar effects, including naturally the popular classics in the form of chorus, phaser, flanger, delay and reverb. While the ability to use up to seven effects simultaneously provides plenty of scope for creative sound tinkering, the expression pedal allows you to manipulate certain effects in real time.
For varied electric guitar practice or developing song ideas, Zoom not only gives the G2X FOUR 68 varied rhythm patterns with the right groove for the most popular music styles, but also a loop recorder with up to 80 seconds of recording time. The integrated 2-In/2-Out audio interface also allows direct recording of guitar tracks in the DAW.
