Zoom A3 upright

[jrixn1]

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Edited Monday at 09:24 by jrixn1

[DorsetBlue]

Personally, and I am no expert, but I think it just took away the piezo "quack" - which I think is a good thing.

[TPJ]

Difintely makes a difference with making sound more natural. It would be interesting to hear how it works in a live situation in regards to feedback from back line, monitors etc...

[ikay]

Sounds good. Are the eq and balance knobs on the Zoom all at 12 o'clock in the demo?

[jrixn1]

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Edited Monday at 09:23 by jrixn1

[ikay]

Thanks. I'd be interested to hear what a regular bass guitar sounds like using the upright setting. Any chance you could try that and post a demo? Probably expecting too much for it to sound much like an upright but you never know!

[jrixn1]

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Edited Monday at 09:23 by jrixn1

[ikay]

Hmm interesting, thanks for doing that. The zoom certainly adds a huge amount of bottom end which emphasises the fundamental and puts it more in upright territory. I'm not sure my speakers would cope with that much low end movement!

[jrixn1]

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Edited Monday at 09:23 by jrixn1

[Maude]

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I have a negative comment about the pedal: there is no way to bypass it.
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Yep, I think you've convinced yourself you don't like it. I'll do you a favour and take it off your hands for fifty quid


I did think about one of these when I was looking for a preamp, I'm now interested again, thanks for doing the sound clip.