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Zoom G1 Four Guitar Effects Processor

The Zoom G1 Four is a multi-effects processor designed for use with electric guitars. Offered in an easy to use stompbox format, the G1 Four sports a wide selection of effects, amp emulations, and other features, such as an onboard 30-second looper and a chromatic tuner. With 68 built-in rhythm patterns, you can add drum loops to the mix, which can be quite helpful during looping.

SKU: GC26-FXM031

Zoom G1 Four Guitar Effects Processor

Zoom G1 Four Guitar Effects Processor

The Zoom G1 Four is a multi-effects processor designed for use with electric guitars. Offered in an easy to use stompbox format, the G1 Four sports a wide selection of effects, amp emulations, and other features, such as an onboard 30-second looper and a chromatic tuner. With 68 built-in rhythm patterns, you can add drum loops to the mix, which can be quite helpful during looping.

Distortion, chorus, reverb, and more are all on hand, as are 13 amp models that simulate classic combinations. Five effects can be chained at any time and in any order. You can save these effects in one of the 50 user preset patches. Switch among patches (or banks of patches) quickly with the tap of a toe, so you can change your live or studio sound with ease. You can also change global characteristics to retain a sense of unity among patches. A three-knob tone stack and the overall output level knob do not change as you cycle through your sounds.

The pedal sports 60 different effects, and you can edit or add more effects from your computer too. Simply hook the pedal up to your Mac or Windows machine over a USB cable and add effects from Zoom's Guitar Lab software.

The G1 Four provides one 1/4" instrument input, one 3.5mm input for mobile devices and media players, and a combined amp/headphone output. The unit runs on four AA batteries, giving you up to 18 hours of run time. You can also power the unit with a dedicated Zoom AD-16 AC adapter or over USB.

Key Features:

Over 60 Built-in Effects

13 Amp Models for Simulating Classic Rigs

Up to 5 Effects can be Used Simultaneously or Chained Together in Any Order

Looper Records up to 30 Seconds (64 Beats of Cd-quality Audio with Seamless Start and End Times)

Zoom Guitar Lab Software for Creating, Editing and Managing Effects and Patches

68 Built-in Rhythm Patterns, Which can be Used in Conjunction with the Looper

50 Memory Locations for Storing User-created Patches

Auto Save Function for Automatic Saving of all Patch Parameters

Onboard Chromatic Tuner Supports All Standard Guitar Tunings, Including Open and Drop Tunings

Input Jack Accepts Standard Mono Guitar Cable

Both Active and Passive Instruments Supported

Auxiliary Input Jack for Connection of Personal Music Players

Output Jack for Connection to Amp or Headphones

Runs on 4 AA batteries

Alkaline Battery Life of 18 Hours

USB Port for Firmware Updates, Power, and Connection to Zoom Guitar Lab

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Zoom G1 Four Guitar Effects Processor

The Zoom G1 Four is a multi-effects processor designed for use with electric guitars. Offered in an easy to use stompbox format, the G1 Four sports a wide selection of effects, amp emulations, and other features, such as an onboard 30-second looper and a chromatic tuner. With 68 built-in rhythm patterns, you can add drum loops to the mix, which can be quite helpful during looping.

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