Die japanische Firma Zoom dürfte, neben einer Vielzahl an Studioeffekten und handlichen Rekordern, vor allem für seine innovativen Multieffektprozessoren für die Gitarre und den Bass bekannt sein. Schon ein gutes Vierteljahrhundert ist Zoom unter den Pionieren der digitalen Effekte ganz vorne mit dabei. Heimliche Stars sind dabei seit Langem schon die Gitarren-Effektprozessoren der G1 Reihe. Durch die Vielzahl an Effekten und Funktionen, ihre einfache Bedienung und nicht zuletzt aufgrund der niedrigen Preise zählen die Minis der Zoom G-Familie zu den beliebtesten Multieffektprozessoren des unteren Preisspektrums. Nun ist mit dem Zoom G1Xon die nächste Generation an den Start gegangen. Klar, dass wir bei Amazona wissen wollen, was in der schicken kleinen Kiste steckt!

Great guitarists know it's all about nuance. With its built-in expression pedal, the Zoom G1Xon allows you to add subtlety and refinement to your performance. Add in 100 great-sounding guitar effects and amp models—with the ability to use up to 5 of them simultaneously—plus 68 built-in rhythm accompaniment patterns and an onboard chromatic tuner and Looper, and take your guitar playing to a whole new level.

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Die japanische Firma Zoom ist ja allseits bekannt durch ihre zumeist sehr günstig angebotenen Effektprozessoren. Begonnen hatte alles vor gut 20 Jahren, als die damals noch junge Company mit ihren miniaturisierten Geräten, wie etwa dem Modell 9002, die Fachwelt in Staunen versetzte. Eine komplette Gitarrenvorstufe mit allen erdenklichen Effekten in der Größe einer Jumbo Zigarettenschachtel – so etwas hatte es bis dato noch nicht gegeben. Doch im Kapitalismus schläft ja die Konkurrenz bekanntlich nie und so standen die Geräte von Zoom stets mehr oder weniger im Schatten der marktbeherrschenden Firmen, allen voran natürlich BOSS oder DigiTech. Zumindest im Pro-Sektor, denn unter den „einfachen Bodentretminen“ für günstiges Geld findet man zumeist etwas Passendes im Angebot bei Zoom. Eine Art „einfache Bodentretmine“ ist auch unser heutiges Testmodell, das Zoom Multistomp MS-50G. Obwohl das vielleicht nicht ganz der Wahrheit entspricht, denn in dem unscheinbaren Gehäuse in Form und Aussehen eines einfachen Single-Effektpedals versteckt sich durchaus mehr. Zumindest mehr, als es der Preis von unter 100,- Euro vermuten lässt. Das brandneue Zoom Multistomp MS-50G nun also im Test auf Amazona.de.

Zoom's MS-50G MultiStomp guitar pedal combines the power of a multi-effects device and the flexibility of an amp modeler in a single compact stompbox. With its 55 custom guitar effects and amp models, an easy-to-use interface, onboard chromatic tuner and versatile power options, you'll be surprised at  how much  the MS-50G has to offer.

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MultiStomp MS-50G

The A3 provides remodeling presets for 16 different body types/shapes and 28 world-renowned acoustic guitars, allowing you not only to restore the true sound of your guitar but to simulate the tonal characteristics of other instruments as well. In addition, there are 40 onboard DSP effects, each carefully crafted to enrich the tone of acoustic guitar. For ease of use, these are organized into the following categories:

Body and model types 
You'll find many popular acoustic guitar bodies and types here, from Dreadnought to Jumbo, from Round Shoulder to Square Shoulder, and from Single Cutaway to Resonator. Also included are emulations of Martin 00 and 000 models, resin-body guitars such as the Ovation Adamas, and both twelve-string and nylon-strings—even upright bass. All A3 models accurately recreate the tonal differences between instruments, down to the bracing and type of wood from which they are made.

Dynamics Effects / Filters 
Shape and tame your sound with 10 compressors, equalizers, exciters, and wah effects, along with Zoom's Noise Reduction (ZNR) algorithm, designed to remove noise during pauses while still maintaining your instrument's natural tone. 

Modulation
Add the shimmering silkiness of phasing, flanging, chorus, tremolo, vibrato, detuning, and pitch shifting with these 9 effects.  

Delay
The A3 provides 5 different kinds of delays, including reverse, multi-tap, and self-oscillating delays. 

Reverb 
A dozen adjustable rooms, halls, arenas, plates, and springs that allow you to add depth and spaciousness to your sound. The A3's cutting-edge DSP microchip performs 32-bit floating-point calculations, giving it the ability to create sophisticated studio-quality effects such as the realistic simulations found here.  

Mic 
Three different microphone models: emulations of the popular Shure SM57, AKG C414, and Neumann U87.

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A3 Preamp

The Zoom AMS-22 is a compact, bus-powered audio interface designed for musicians, streamers, and content creators. It features a single XLR/TRS combo input, a stereo line input, and two TRS outputs for external monitors. The interface is powered via a single USB cable, making it easy to use on the go.

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Zoom has been a leader in multi-effects processing for the past twenty-five years. The company takes great pride in how its innovations in stomp-box effects pedals have become the preferred tools for guitarists worldwide. With the release of the G1on, Zoom is elevating guitar effects to new heights—while keeping them surprisingly affordable. Regardless of skill level or musical style, the G1on is sure to become an instant favorite on any pedalboard.

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