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MusicalInstruments: Zoom G7.1ut Guitar Multi Effect with Tube Circuit

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Features for Zoom G7.1ut Guitar Multi Effect with Tube Circuit:

Effect Types: 92
Effect Modules: 9
Maximum Simultaneous Effects: 9
Patch Memory: User 80+Preset 80, Total 160
Sampling Frequency: 96kHz

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DSP sound modeling plus tube circuitry create the ultimate in distortion - 96 kHz sampling and 24-bit ADA conversion assure super high resolution sound. An abundance of signal processing power allows accurate recreation of the complex upper-range harmonics that are the hallmark of tube amplifiers. Analog circuitry using a 12AX7 tube then adds that classic warmth and sonic impact to the DSP sound. The result combines the best of the digital and analog worlds distortion so advanced and sophisticated it elevates your guitar playing to the next level. The preamp section, comprised of the ampdrive-modeling, and EQ modules offers two channels per patch. You can easily select a channel by simple foot switch operation. Toggle between a Fender clean sound for rhythm and a Marshall drive sound for lead, while keeping modulation and spatial effect settings the same. The user interface with analog knobs lets you shape the sound with the same facility as on a guitar amp. Great for stage work or direct recording - The ampdrive-modeling blocks have two dedicated algorithms for each ampdrive type, designed for live playing and direct recording. The CABINET effect simulates amp and mic recording characteristics as well, and the algorithm is automatically switched according to the CABINET onoff setting.This lets you bring the same guitar sound that you used during practice or recording right on to the stage. Alternatively, sound settings that were determined during a session with the band can be used seamlessly in the studio as well.
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