Zoom MS-50G+ MultiStomp Guitar Effects Pedal, Single Stompbox, 100 effects, Stereo Outputs, Tuner, Featuring Drives, Modulations, Delays, Reverbs, Compressors, and More

The Zoom MS50G+ is a great value at an impressive price point. I tried five different pedals (up to $150) and nothing else came close. Most of the effects in the pedal are very usable (distortions, delays, modulation, reverbs) and have decent parameter control. The preamp drive modeling is very good too depending on your needs. I use it when playing online (Jamulus, etc. ) and don’t have the benefit of my actual tube amp’s preamp tone. It can also be used as another overdrive/distortion stage.The four added foot switches are useful once you get the hang of it, but I have been using it live with a smartphone/tablet connected and find it easier to control the pedal in this hybrid mode. With up to six effects in a patch, I can use both the main footswitch and my tablet to quickly adjust what I need between songs.The layout of the effects in a color-coded grid makes it easy to create patches and swap effects in and out intuitively, even directly with the pedal . Nice job on this pedal Zoom!

Im using this to run synths and drum machines through mainly, but I connected it to a kalimba with pickups in it and it sounds incredible, haMono in, stereo out is helpful for my situation, but I may pick-up the stereo input version laterThis is my first multi effects pedal and it kinda gave me "option paralysis" a little bit, there's so many effects it can be overwhelming, at first. Once you play around with them for a while you start to understand what you're looking for and how to achieve it.The iOs app is pretty cool, I like that it gives a description of each effect and let's you load as many effects onto the pedal as the memory will hold.Really really cool pedal.

This pedal is a ton of fun to mess with and would be ideal for home recording or as a super portable, "plug into any and and play" solution. If I didn't own a bunch of stand alone pedals this would be a great place to start.I really wanted to love this. I was looking forward to only using a pedal or two at rehearsals and shows.However, the spring reverb doesn't sound as good as my spring reverb pedal, the delays don't sound as good as my delay pedals, and I did not love the tremolo. Several of the drives are great but I don't really want or need them. I didn't really want 100 pedals in one small box, I wanted 5 or 6 great ones.This box is great value for the money and if I didn't already own two reverb pedals, three delay pedals, a good tremolo pedal, a good compressor pedal, and several overdrive and gain pedals I would have been happy as a clam with just this device. But I do already have those pedals and nothing in here convinced me to dump them.

Inexpensive unit that blows the others out of the water!These ZOOM units set the benchmark to which all other pedalsshould be judged!Really, Loads of audiophile-quality effects in one unit!The only drawback may be dealing with menus, but hey,what doesn't have a menu these days?? No complaints whatsoever!

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I still like Zoom but some of their nuts aren't torqued down good enough to stay and let you tighten them down more yourself on the inputs it's kind of bad they got I got to start checking that

I'm surprised more guitar players aren't talking about this fun pedal. I think the old one got sorta dumped on unfairly - but it did find a home with the soundscape creatives. For the price, this thing is packed with good sounds. There are good distortions, reverbs, delays, etc... Maybe 1 or 2 sounds out of each section is ultra premium - but wow, that's a good deal. It's not your only tool, but if it has to be for a time - it has you covered. Have fun - don't listen to the guitar snobs.

No way I'll ever use all the stuff this unit can do. That said, it's easy to program, dead quiet, and sounds unbelievable!