Considering the Zoom G9.2tt

Its about that time of year where I spend out some ludicrous price on something guitar related. It seems to be about every 6 months for me at the moment. Anyway, what I’m planning to get this time is the Zoom G9.2tt Guitar effects console. Bit of an awkward model number to say, but the console is fucking pro if you ask me. It has excellent reviews at Harmony Central and is only (say it quickly) £250.

Its not exactly a light thing either at 5.5kg

Here is the shortened feature list:

• Twin Tubes.
• Dual preamps, Channel A and B.
• Dual expression pedals: 3-Dimensional and Normal.
• Tube accelerator: Add pre-overdrive and natural compression.
• Tube energizer: Push the guitar sound in front.
• Twin expression pedals: 3 Dimension pedal and normal pedal.
• Dual modelling algorithms dedicated to Live-Performance and Direct-Recording.
• Dual Modelling target for Tube Pre-Amp and Vintage Stomp Box.
• XLR mic input with phantom power: Vocal effects included.
• USB audio interface.
• 32-bit processing, 96kHz sampling rate.
• 24-bit A/D, D/A converters.
• 6-Band EQ: Bass, Mid-Low, Mid, Treble, Presence, and Harmonics.
• 5 Second delay time with Hold-Delay function.
• 120dB signal-to-noise ratio and -100dB noise floor.
• 5 msec patch change.
• 32-bit Reverb processing.
• Two real preamp valves create natural harmonics.
• Ultra wide frequency response:20Hz - 40kHz.
• ZNR Zoom Noise Reduction for quiet signals.
• Integrated chromatic tuner.
• Combined Line/Headphone output.
• 7 Simultaneous effects modules.
• 45 Effects types.
• 80 Patch memory, 40 Factory and 40 User.
• Tap key for rhythm tempo and delay time.
• 3 Assignable analogue knobs.
• Sturdy metal chassis with rubber side-guard shells.
• Operates on 4 AA batteries, or AC power adapter (included).
• 7 Hours battery operation.
• Steinberg Cubase LE software included.
• Remote Patch Editor bundled.

Reviews:

From Harmony Central