Zoom 505II Guitar Effects Pedal Reviews

I'm not what you would call a serious guitarist, Ive just taught myself over the past few years how to play purley for my own entertainment, so I cant really reveiw this pedal for being suitable for a proffesional, but for someone like me, a casual player, I would definetly recommend it. This is the first pedal I bought when I got my guitar and I ...  Read the complete review

An appeal and an appology ************************* Now I know I will be slated,and perhaps rightly so,for this review because although I'm reviewing guitar effects pedals I'm not doing the one that is on the product list. Now in life we need rules to make things run smoothly and ...  Read the complete review

Featuring a sleek new design, easy analog operation, nine powerful new guitar effects and amp modeling, the 505 II Guitar takes the world's most popular compact multi-effect guitar pedal to a new standard of performance. The 505 II's molded chassis with its sleek, flowing lines and Silver finish offers a stylish appearance thatÕs ...  Read the complete review

I have played guitar for around 40 years.. I have played many Gigs.. backed Lulu at one time.. Enjoyed the 60s Most of the that time I performed with no Sound Effects or Enhancements.. I then started using a WEM Copycat Echo Unit.. .The Wah-Wah Pedal and Fuzz Box appeared.. I used them.. but always returned to playing direct without ...  Read the complete review

Zoom 505II - Advantages: Simple, Cheap, Fun - Disadvantages: Factory Presets not for me, plastic, reliability ?

When deciding what pedal to select, the main thing to consider is what exactly you want from the pedal, and what sort of music you play. This is a great low end pedal for use with metal. It features many high quality overdrive/distortion settings, unlike competetors like the dod tec4x which seems to proved roughly the same overdrive tone whatever ...  Read the complete review

I bought a guitar, studied 'Guitar For Dummies', did silly poses; and now that I feel somewhat confident enough to degrade myself by calling myself *gulp* a guitarist (somewhat - still a little far to go before I'm comfier with my skill, or lack of), I thought I'd extend my sound palette beyond limited distorted and clean with a ...  Read the complete review