My HONEST Opinion Of The ZOOM G6..
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- Today I'm uploading a much overdue review on the Zoom G6. The ZOOM guitar effect products have always been really interesting to me. They are quite a bit different than the majority of options that are available, and have some.. well, quirky things about them, and the G6 is no exception!
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Thanks for the review. Do you connect this directly to a cabinet?
Which of the cheap modelers you tested in your opinion gives the best felling, the closest to playing real amp?
Hi. Can you tell me what is better to choose (no matter the price) G6 or Headrush MX5. Playing with the frfr 112 headrush column mainly at home and on headphones, metal, rock and ambient. Thanks for your videos. Regards
WOW...love the G6, great touch screen, like the graphics, after tweaking love the tone, SD card ok, always have one laying around in my studio...It's a winner for me!!!
I’ve got the G6 and it has some great tones and also sounds good through my Marshall as a pedal board. I really like the looper and i’ve put an SD card in it for the extra recording time. I’ve managed to get my beat buddy connected and can use the looper to record whole songs as well as loops.
The menu system is horrible to use its a real mess with a touchscreen that is so slow and outdated. I don’t use it much now i’ve made the presets i like thank god.
The presets are awful please don’t let the sound of them put you off as you can make your own great tones but its not a pleasant experience going through the menus to make them.
HI, need help, if you were to choose between G5N and G6, which one do you prefer? Thanks!
Excellent review! I was thinking of getting this but I think I'll explore other options. 👍
Have you tried to put some external footswitch to control other effects?
I just got this g6, no issue to connect it to my iMac. However, I noticed that if you use the micro usb cable meant for charging only, it will show something like “no usb data support” on the G6. Need to change to a real data Usb cable. I use the usb cable came with my kindle ereader.
The first zoom pedal I have was the MS-50G. It’s a good pedal, used it as a delay / reverb solo pedal, but can not bank up or down only rotating. Then now I have a zoom G1X Four, with expression pedal, 2 foot switch for bank up and down, which is more easy to use; however, there is a gap/latency while bank up or down.
Line 6 helix / HX / Pod Go with the snapshot mode solves this problem.
I would rather buy a pre-own Pod Go than buying a brand new Zoom G6.
Thanks for your honest review (and subbed) It hasn't dissuaded me to buy a G6 though... here's why,:
1. Sounds. Zoom absolutely trounces Line 6 (and most others) for modelled tone, especially OD. That's counts for a lot.
2. UI. I get the menu needs refining, but zoom are already doing it via updates. Also, once tones are setup its less of an issue. Not a deal breaker at all.
3. PedalBoard mode. A few have commented they prefer the G5n bet that has the awful paging needed to switch between footswitchable fx. G6 solves this is by allowing you to configure them. The switching is also more flexible than the pod go which restricts you with only 4 custom FX.
4. Build..well the G3 was plastic and never had an issue with that. Do I prefer metal ? Yes. Is plastic a negative? Not necessarily.
5. DSP. A feature of all zoom multis....and never really an issue unless you try and Max the DSP with hungry FX. In a gig situation with an amp / OD / MOd / delay / znr / reverb..... never ever an issue. And never has been.
All in all. The G6 is taking the sounds of the G5n, improving them (slightly) and sorting out the g5n switching issues by taking a leaf out of Line 6s book (but without the awful tone).
They didn't quite nail the UI but I think the G6 is the Perfect G5n upgrade. Especially at around £300.
Bought one.
Bought one. Regretted it. You were 100% right, the UI breaks everything. Did my own review here... ua-cam.com/video/Ib9jHx5BVEU/v-deo.html
So what did they improve about the UI with the updates?
@@Ian-jh6mm Hardly anything. Tapping on the block now takes you directly into edit mode, which helps, but that's the tip of the iceberg. The whole UI + Limited switches is, in my opinion, at best unusable and at worst broken. These 'Fixes' won't ever fix that.
@@TheBloggingMusician so do you regret the purchase? I’m leaning more towards the G5n because it has so many foot switches it makes it easy to change between stomp mode and patch/memory mode too.
@@Ian-jh6mm Very much so. The G6 is a big let down. The G5n is far easier to navigate but bare in mind if you use amp/ cab sims, you will run into all sorts of tap dancing trouble if you have a switchable pedal before and after those blocks.
Do you think the pitch shifter on this is good does it have any latency
Nissssssssssssssssssce 🍻
🤔I'm leaning towards the Headrush MX5 in my future!
Great stuff as usual. I have a question, have you ever played a BOSS GT-1? If so, what are your thoughts?
Thanks! No, I haven't really used any of the boss multi effects, just the katana. Hopefully at some point!
@@TaylorDanley Thank you, I guess if someone has the Headrush MX5 or the NUX MG-30, why would they want the BOSS GT-1?
@@TaylorDanley the GT1000 has an impeccable feel that many modelers these days fail to emulate, sound quality is just as good as the other big hitters on the market but the feel of the strings under your fingers and response of the amps definitely have a more realistic feel to them
I have had the helix the helix lt 3 times. Pod go and other. Never could be any tones I liked. But you guys make them good. I usually used them for effects. Now probability looking at getting the hx for effects. Nice videos
Thanks! L6 makes good stuff, I'm sure with the right tweaks you can find something you like from it.
Try out the Fractal stuff their modeling is the winner for me
@@AdamManley7 that’s what I’m looking at now. Thanks 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘💯
Except for the FX Loop, i prefer the Zoom G5n to this G6.
Can you put the G6 "against" the Pod Go?
You you could get a G5n to compare it would be awesome!
Cheers from Portugal 🍺🤘🇵🇹
Still using Zoom PS02 Palmtop Studio that I've had since 2001/2002. It is a 4 track digital recorder with built in emulating multi effect unit. Also drums, too. I've saved many useable tones in their own patch but need a unit where I can pretty much copy over the settings from my patches into another Zoom product, hence why I was considering the G6.
My ancient PS02 has DNR (was the first product offering with it) like all current offerings. The drawbacks of the G6 may have me consider a different Zoom product. I don't play lead and pretty much cycle through settings I use for rhythm guitar and laying down riffs.
Do you know the name of first pedals that zoom made? Or products of 1983
Awesome g6 I'm buying it thx it is better than d g5?
How this compares with mooer ge250? and someone know if you can assign the expression pedal to control ANY parameter? (instead only a pre-selected list of "pedal-specific" effects, but dont let you assign the pedal to the gain of the amp sim, for ex., just like occurs with g5n). Thanks!
Incredible video man!
I'd be really stoked if you make a video comparing and choosing "the best" (of course for you) overall amp/fx modeller for an specific mid-low price range. It'd be really helpful since I wanna buy one and I cannot decide, and you have pretty much the same music prefferences as me, so I'd search similar tones as you.
Greetings from Argentina!
Thanks! I have a bunch of ~$400 modeler content in the works as we speak.
Unless you're problematically picky about tone, you can get a used Zoom G5n for like $150 and in a blind shootout I doubt you'd be able to tell the difference between it and something like a G11. You'll get more features the more you spend, but I'm more than satisfied with mine.
@@chucklefuck Hey, thanks man! And between all the known brands that have modelers in this price range, which one would you pick, and why?
Wow I thought the ease off use was so good. Loved the lighting on the thing when I saw it. Im really surprised at this review. Let me say one more thing, This is the first guitar processor I Didn’t need to get out the instructions. The zoom G6 is awesome. The only thing negative I will say is the tones out of the box did not compare to my boss out of the box, but can be dialed in to sound great!
I think Headrush really threw down the gauntlet with their Gigboard. I think they've clinched the 400-500 dollar market with their MX5. This Zoom was intriguing because of it's price point for me, but your review saved me the 400 bucks lol!
After hearing the sound demo...glad I went with the mx5. Way way way back when, they did sound good and were slightly ahead of the time. They seem to be still stuck in the late 90s. The DSP issue will be their downfall. Units in the same price range that are 5-7 years old don't have that issue and sound better.
Yeah, it's amazing how much you can throw on the mx5 and not have any memory issues. I mean, I loaded a patch with 4 amps and a ton of effects the other day. I was truly impressed with the horse power that little thing has.
Can it do multi track looping like the boss loop stations? Maybe 3 or 4 track looping?
Can the footswitches be used as Gate for Bank/Patches? (rather than individual pedals)
Yes they can
What is more better zoom g6 or boss gx-100?
Glad I got a g3xn . Very easy to use and sounds great.
Wish the majority of multi effects pedals had that sd card I find most have a really shitty looper and that's one of the major features I'm looking for. A good looper is incredibly useful to any guitar player and everyone should have one and use it regularly.
How does it compares to dnafx pro?
Taylor in your opinion which is the best ~400 modeler?
Might be the mx5, too soon to say
@@TaylorDanley That’s what I’m leaning towards look forward to more videos keep up the good work my man🤘👍
I have the Zoom G6, firmware updates can be done via Guitar Lab software, you don't need the SD card for that. I agree with you (more or less) it has some flaws. But i really like the tones, effects quality and simplicity of my G6, and i've had a couple of the alternatives:
- Mooer GE200: Didn't like the tones, effects quality is bad
- Hotone Ampero: Amp tones are...decent, effects quality is bad
As for other alternatives (based purely on UA-cam videos):
Line 6 Pod Go: Sounds compressed and digital
Nux MG-30: Just going to say this: COME ONNNNN!!!
Headrush MX5: mmm...maybe, maybe...
Going to be patient and wait for updates, or jump to the bigger unit the G11. I want to stay with Zoom, i really like the tones in this unit, it has great playing dynamics across the fretboard.
I couldn't get the software to work, so that was out. Good to know they support that though.
Zoom G11 has the same algorithms. Ive had both.
So, i just bought the g6 , ii´ve been a long time user of zoom multieffects, i had the g7 and the g3nx, wich am upgrading for the g6, and i have to say that what Taylor says leaves with a good sensation, because, i would agree that the lines6 pod go may be better, but for the price, here in Chile at least, the zoom g6 is the best bang for your buck, and , more importantly, it sounds great
The G6 is the most stylish over the other alternatives, that´s for shure,..but it maybe lacks of features, Thanks Taylor for shareing,.. ;)
whats better donner arena 2k or zoom G6
Good to see a gear channel that is honest and doesn't love every piece of gear that it reviews.
La mejor forma de sacarle provecho es armar un preset lo mas cercano a la realidad y creo de esta pedalera lo hace bastante bien...
I have a zoom G5n .. I would say the quality is definitely there .even if u want to compare it to a helix .. . It's pretty close .. The DSP needs to be sorted out once n for all .. if they can do that then soon has a big edge ... The important thjng js the sound quality when u play a gig ..it' cuts through in a mix.
Sounds magnificent 👌
Does it still have the memory load limit thing that's in the G5n, G1x four, etc.? Problem with that is I can't add as many pedals as I want. Hope it doesn't have that limit anymore. Thanks!
He starts to mention that at about 50 seconds in 😂
He said that like 5 times 😆
I have pod go and frankly like better g6 because of coolest looper I ever seen. I gig on street so this is more better than in pod go 20s stereo loop or 80s half speed mono. Modulations are better on G6, reverbs are better on G6 and finally harmonizer is better too. Pod Go have only 4 slots for effects and in real getting DoubleTank Rev and Rotary 145 eat all DSP power so you have only 2 effects and another two slots are not usable. To be honest pod go have stereo loop what is not much necessary for me.
For the record 24 bit and 44.1k is pretty standard but 88.2 would be nice
Very Helpful comments, Honest, not Biased & intelligent, this cat knows his SHIT
For the price you can beat it. I would recommend the Pod go if you have the extra cash though!
My old digitech gnx 3 has a memory card slot... It's like 15 to 20 years old. Also has an 8 track digital recorder built in as well. Amp and cab sims as well. Of course it sounds like crap compared to todays technology, but I still think it was horribly underrated by far. 😊
The edit all function made me 🤣
Do you think it sounds more like the real amp comparing to Nux MG 30? Which one of them you think sounds closer to the original Mesa and Orange, Soldano?
Why does the G1Four allow you to add effects and models via USB but the G6 doesn't? More points off.
I have gotten the editor to work but then I have a PC lol, it does work really well
I'm just totally put off with the last couple years of digital gear but especially since Zoom stopped using tubes at the end of the circuit path. Their G5 and 9.2tt, both of which are dinosaurs, still sound phenomenally better than everything I hear coming out today.
I'm a major fan of Zoom and I've bought something from everyone including Headrush and Line 6, and the Zooms that came out at the same time have always been superior.
With prices rising though and their really trimming features down, I went back to the Zoom G5 with it's tube exciter that puts it miles about the sound quality of everything today.
I think the old modeller stuff was better or at least not to far in quality programming. Some IR loader can save alot of time and if you using a proper cab I think you couldn't notice almost any improvement from old to new modellers, of course some brands like Mercuriall, Nembrini, Audiority are making with Neural some of the best digital audio simulations but Neural it's way overpriced and the other companies aren't selling equipment, so I waiting something like the teleport by Orange but with more connections or something that can capture some "Daw signal chain" into presets and load out of the computer.
Kemper is still the best think for presets and stuff to make and sell online stuff. I use a plug-in IR, EQ, poweamp and ecc digital usb module into my EhX optical tube compressor (black finger) and that's it, this can bring life for any solid state stuff or digital. Plug and play this make a huuuge difference before my Yamaha ThR10 as I can use some eq and boost before (after the compressor) from the module with others type of IR like tape machine IRs, endless possibilities just with a proper way of using a proper old tech with digital stuff.
Not my style of sound. Looking for chill hop jazzy tones. Anyone like the G6 for that type of guitar vs the (mostly) metal played in the video?
I've had a couple boss units they were ok but lacking something I couldn't put my finger on..I use pedals they just sound better..I will never get another one..unless its a quad or something like that
I haven't tried the boss units beyond the Katana, which I feel is OK, but compared to something like the Quad Cortex (which is a completely different thing, I'm aware) there is a big difference in the tones you can get out of it.
I have a zoom G5n .. I compared it to the helix line 6. One. On one. Sounded close to the helix .. .... Ithe zoom has s got limited amps and effects but the quality is definitely there. .. it cuts through in a live performance.
Still using an old Zoom G1X that I bought from the cash converters shop for a fiver with power supply, so easy to edit and put patches together, easy change from patch to patch, trouble is that it's too damn clean ! No midi, no looper, no sodding around with computers and the shit sounds that I am hearing here makes me glad that I saved good dollars ! Sorry.
To be fair, poly effects in all modelers take up DSP. Some floor units don't even bother including one! As a long time user of an HX Stomp, this is a major pain point
Yep. Imagine being a "review guy" and not knowing that.
Some are better than others as far as DSP usage and poly pitch effects and the like.
DV Mark Multiamp has SD slot too.
I have been a pretty big Zoom advocate (field recorders, pedals, etc) for most of my life and I still am. However, I will admit that at a certain price point you just start paying for features no one really uses or even needs. Generally if the gear is $120 or less with Zoom, it is tends to be a really great bang for the buck.
Also, Zoom has always been trash with loopers. Their first introduction of a looper in their multifx only offered SIX SECONDS of loop time. Like, why even include that?
Haha, thanks for the insight. I think it's a cool product, they just make weird choices in their execution.
6 seconds of loop time???.....You must be referring to the Classic, Iconic Zoom GFX-707....And yes I STILL have it and love it. I got that way back in 2001 and the plastic still holds up. M
I have this and I like it
Please help me, I'm in doubt, zoom g6 or pod go? ty
2:51 - 3:37 there you go old school metal /rock guys. Your welcome.
😂😂😂
My opinion , the LCD screen in zoom products are the worst I which I have came across, The screen faded off and is blur after some years of use. There is no replacement parts and back up service from local agent/dealers, I would not recommend 🙈
My 23 year old Zoom PS02 works perfectly. No issues with the screen. Only quibble with this ancient tech:SmartMedia cards. Otherwise, I'd still be using to record demos, so I stick with using it as a practice tool with easy to program drums.
Seems like there's a lot of potential, or a good idea in theory, but then it becomes compromised in the execution of the final product. Perhaps some of these things could be corrected with a software update, including the updating system itself being widened to something beyond just the SD card only option.
I agree, every time I try one of the Zoom products I in general like it, but their always a little goofy to navigate.
Apparently you can do it through the software, but like I mentioned I couldn't get the software to work so there's no way for me to confirm.
@@TaylorDanley Yeah. It seems like they need to get the baseline functionality of their products along with UI efficiency and accessibility addressed before getting into the additional unique features.
thank on these honest reviews without shetting on it like a paid person like some other channels that just dismiss the product in the title
I had a zoom 2020 in the 90s. It sounded exactly the same as this eg crap. Wtf have they been doing for the last 30 years. The pod go is far superior and cheaper here in the UK. Even the Boss ME 80 sound better and they are cheaper still. Sorry but it's a no from me
Oh, naming the patches was always a bitch on past versions.
I see.... for Apple\Iphone user SD card is something VERY complex.
I want to like it but you lost me at the demo. Digital mud. I'll look into alternatives.
I have a G5n & G3n. I can’t say this is any kind of upgrade. The case seems like a downgrade. My G5/G3 have been bulletproof. Have used them in countless sessions.
The G3 and G5 which I have owned are definitely plastic especially those non standard foot switches which are really difficult to activate!
I also had G3n. The g6 interface is faster in editing patches. Also horizontal scrolls are gone.
I was going to buy this but went for the NUX mg 30 instead and I don't regret it. NUX for the win
I have a g5 and it has the boost switch. How is this an upgrade when we lost that feature. Yes, it’s a smaller form factor, but the boost was nice to have.
I have a G5N and it updates via USB. That's better than using an SD card...
Was it just me or did that pitch shifter sound like crap? In this day and age, you can't release a product like this. Too many choices that are so much better.
Depends on what you compare it to. I always get asked about pitch shifters though so I wanted to give some sound examples.
Dwight Schrute ?
Ya u just understood everything you just said there for christ sakes...
BOSS GT-6 or GT-8 blows this to the fake ISS.
Zoom has indeed turned into a really weird anomaly in the last few years. They seem to be making products under a "what's the least amount possible can we get away with" philosophy and, where they do splurge, it's on useless shit that just complicates the user experience. Honestly, the last good product Zoom came out with in the multi-effects world was the G3. They still make great field recorders.
Dongle required? Bleh. Points off for not including Bluetooth baked in.
Sounds like zoom
The pod one sucks too.
There is no nice way to say this. That thing sounds like hammered shit. That gold faced Peavey behind you has some awesome patches out of the box. This sounds like it really needs... It needs a lot of help.
To provide some context just this past weekend my wife and I stopped at a garage sale. And for $50 I got a pretty much brand new in the box Line 6 shortboard Mark II and a line six pocket pod. That pocket pot is really neat! Unfortunately, even due to its age that pocket pod blows away this brand new modeler.
Thank you for the videos!
You mean the vypyr? That thing is pretty cool! I haven't spent much time with it, but I intend on making a video with it soon.
@@TaylorDanley Out of ALL of the amplifiers that I have bought, sold, and traded over the past few years, the Vypyr 120 watt tube head with the monster Sampera pedal is the ONLY regret. It was effin' PHENOMENAL!!
Zune. Lol.
PLEASE all the ins and outs and displays etc are SECONDARY to the sounds
If it sounds great the technical stuff doesn’t matter if it sounds lousey they also don’t matter
ITS ALL ABOUT THE SOUNDS SO WHY CLAP ON ABOUT EVERYTHING BYT TGE SOUNDS
I GIVE YOUR VUDEO AINIYS THREE
i agree with u on the horrible aesthetics of that fake carbon fiber look. disgusting. weird UI in the touchscreen as well. but your whining about the SD card is silly. its a great idea to include a long recorder inside your pedal to record your own ideas & jam sessions with a looper without needing a separate computer. regarding the fx quality : i would expect the usual things i have seen for 20 years. usually, their reverbs are tinny & metallic. but the other stuff usually is very good. the tape delays & innovative ideas like filtered delays / pitched delays are their strength.
To much talking and to little playing and the little playing in was as bad as the review. Next time more playing and Less talking please. Advice before starting any demo do practice some good riffs before so the demo is better. Other than that the LTD guitar is killer. Thanks 😊 B-
This is a review. Not a demo. People like me can dial any sound I want as long as I have the basics. I'm interested with the interface, how many effects you can stack, etc.
it says in the title "my opinion" so you'd expect there to be a bit of talking
No need for this comment at all. Don't like what you see then go somewhere else? No need to get personally mentioned bad guitar playing. Taylors an awesome guitarist. Very knowledgeable. Instead of leaving butthurt comments slagging someone doing us all a favour, maybe try make better content than Taylor. However, I'd edge my bets on you absolutely not being able to. Else you'd be quiet :)
I just didn't think it sounded very good.
True, I have a zoom g3n and this exact same ec256 gutiar. The effects and amp that zoom offers are just so disappointing and underwhelming
Zoom needs to go out an hire UX peeps. Lots of "almost good" products. They also need to have jrock bands endorse. wtf? Damn, get nationalistic in your branding and bring back Japan of the 80s in rock. I have G2s, G3x, G5s, MSs. Lots of quirky go lucky sounds. That is the shit. As is XLR out, bro. Don't go all IR matchy matchy the classic rock . Get tricot to start using beyond their clean sound. And don't keep using the cheap switches and displays and control knobs that die early. I don't care about plastic, metal or composite. I want the things we stomp on and look at and turn and rotate to stay good for years. And if you're going to offer presets, do end-user testing with solid state amps (katana?), tube amps (fender deluxe reverb) as well as power amps, headphones and USB. And yes, USB 32 bit 192 Khz has been a cheap af standard for years, so yes, put that in next time. Finally, if you're going to leverage SD in the looper why not with "processing". I don't know the architecture, but if you get a 256 GB SD and plug that guy in to get minutes of looping, why not get extra for baf reverbs, and pitch crazy sounds. That is your niche. You guys are/were the best in this in between pro-hobby world. So many south americans and africans love your stuff. Used. The whole MS retweak/hack world is a testament to how great you could be IF someone was connected to the market globally.
Thanks man
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