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Zoom MS-60B+ MultiStomp Guitar Effects Pedal

Introducing the Zoom MS-60B+ Multistomp Bass Effects Pedal - an upgraded powerhouse designed to take your bass sound to new heights. Building on the legacy of the classic MS-60B, the MS-60B+ offers a complete overhaul with enhanced features and a cleaner, more intuitive control interface.

SKU: GC26-FXM110+

Zoom MS-60B+ MultiStomp Guitar Effects Pedal

Zoom MS-60B+ MultiStomp Guitar Effects Pedal

Introducing the Zoom MS-60B+ Multistomp Bass Effects Pedal - an upgraded powerhouse designed to take your bass sound to new heights. Building on the legacy of the classic MS-60B, the MS-60B+ offers a complete overhaul with enhanced features and a cleaner, more intuitive control interface.

with 11 amp/cab emulations, 11 tone-shaping preamps, and an impressive 75 effects, the MS-60B+ gives you endless possibilities to sculpt your perfect sound. Pair up to six effects at once, creating custom signal chains for whatever tone you need-whether you're on stage or in the studio.

The redesigned control section makes patch selection and editing easier than ever. Featuring a high-visibility LCD screen, four Cross Key switches, and four encoder knobs, the MS-60B+ offers quick, precise control over your settings, even for the most complex configurations.

Benefit from next-generation analog circuitry that elevates your tone, plus an onboard chromatic tuner for perfect pitch every time. with access to Zoom's Guitar Lab, you can further expand your sonic arsenal, unlocking even more effects and customisation options.

Whether you're looking to enhance your existing pedalboard or replace it entirely, the Zoom MS-60B+ is the ultimate multi-effects box for bassists, delivering exceptional performance and versatility in one compact unit.

Key Features:

Expanded Control and Sonic Options

11 Amp and Cab Combos

11 Preamps with Iconic Tones

75 Effects for Versatile Sounds

Activate up to 6 Effects

Output Split for PA and Amp

Next-Gen Analog Circuitry

USB MIDI for Remote Control

High-Visibility LCD with Backlight

4 Cross Key Switches and Knobs

Onboard Colour-Coded Chromatic Tuner

Guitar Lab App for More Effects

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Zoom MS-60B+ MultiStomp Guitar Effects Pedal

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Zoom MS-60B+ MultiStomp Guitar Effects Pedal

Introducing the Zoom MS-60B+ Multistomp Bass Effects Pedal - an upgraded powerhouse designed to take your bass sound to new heights. Building on the legacy of the classic MS-60B, the MS-60B+ offers a complete overhaul with enhanced features and a cleaner, more intuitive control interface.

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