ZOOM 9030 ADVANCED INSTRUMENT EFFECTS PROCESSOR

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Extremt eftertraktad multieffekt som har använts och fortfarande används (!) av flertalet olika kända artister. ☺️👍 Priset för dessa varierar från i någorlunda bra skick från Japan för 3000 kr (+ frakt, tull & skatt så man hamnar på över 4000 kr) till 6000 kr inom Europa och ända upp till över 10 000 kr! 😅 The most famous users of the Zoom 9030 include: 🎸 High-Profile Artists David Gilmour (Pink Floyd): The legendary guitarist famously revealed that he still uses a 30-year-old Zoom 9030 at home to write and record song demos because he knows exactly how it works. He also used it in the studio during the 1990s, notably providing effects for some of the intros and solos on The Division Bell (such as "Coming Back To Life") Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails): The Zoom 9030 was a critical secret weapon for early NIN, heavily shaping the aggressive, blown-out industrial guitar textures found on the landmark releases Broken and The Downward Spiral. Prince: Prince integrated a pair of Zoom 9030s into his 1990s rig primarily for his delay and modulation effects. He controlled them using a Roland FC-100 foot controller to trigger specific custom patches like "Twin Reverb," "Sitar," and "Pillow Talk". The Edge (U2): Known for his vast collection of unique delay and modulation rack units, he was also reported to use the Zoom 9030 in his setup during the 1990s. Marilyn Manson: The unit’s digital ring modulation and harsh distortion modules were utilized to create industrial backdrops on Antichrist Superstar. The Zoom 9030 Advanced Effects Processor is a versatile half-rack unit tailored for tech-savvy guitarists and studio professionals. Offering a vast selection of 47 high-quality effects, it allows users to combine up to seven effects simultaneously, making it ideal for multitrack recording and MIDI-based studios. The Zoom 9030 is designed for ease of use, with intuitive controls and a unique one-knob-per-parameter interface, enabling quick and precise adjustments without navigating through complex menus. The processor includes modules for compressor, distortion, EQ, amp simulation, reverb, and special effects like harmonised pitch shifting and advanced flanging. Guitarists will appreciate the analogue distortion options and amp simulation, while the reverb and modulation effects are impressively quiet and natural. Its real-time MIDI control capabilities further enhance its flexibility in creative environments. With a comprehensive range of effects, including phasers, choruses, and harmonisers, the Zoom 9030 offers both high-quality sound and the ability to experiment with creative, intricate soundscapes. Its compact design may require a rack adapter for studio use, but the unit's power and adaptability make it an essential tool for any musician or producer seeking cutting-edge digital effects. Released in: 1991 Made in: Japan Effect programs: 47 programs Patch memory: 99 (programmable) Sampling quantization: 16-bit Display: 20 characters x 2 lines VFD Patch number: 7 segment LED × 2 Effect: LED x 9 Input indicator: LED x 2 Control in/out: MIDI In, MIDI Out, Remote In Power supply: DC 9V, 1A AC adapter (ADO2) Dimensions: 220mm x 187mm x 46mm Weight: 1.2 kg