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Reviews for Zoom G92TT Twin Tube Guitar Effects Console Feature: 32 bit processor, real valves, 0,7 ms from one patch to another, Z pedal...you don´t need to heard more. Quality: this time zoom really take care of this, and they create the best looking effects processor with the aspect of a rock. Value: please...$400? I would pay $500 o $600 for this monster Desirability: Orgasmic, beautyful, is the les paul of the effects processors Sound: I play with a Zoom G2, the little brother of this new zoom family. The sound is just the best I have heard. The other guitarist in my band play with a Boss GT-8 (one of the more good sounding effects processor in the market), and it sound very good and have a lot of effects. But if we are talking about sound quality my little baby make a big difference. Ease of Use: I can create a lot of outstanding sounds with my G2...I can't imagine what I can do with de G9.2tt. Support: I haven't use it yet Bookmark this page to buy Zoom G92TT Twin Tube Guitar Effects Console later Boss Guitar Multieffects reviews DigiTech Guitar Multieffects reviews Korg Guitar Multieffects reviews TC Electronic Guitar Multieffects reviews Zoom Guitar Multieffects reviews |
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