Zoom's G9.2tt Processor Incorporates All Of The Features Of The Lower G Series, Plus Some Unique Ne

Zoom's G9.2tt Processor incorporates all of the features of the lower G series, plus some unique new features. Unique to this model is the Z pedal, which controls two different parameters when pressed on 2 diff axes. According to rep Rob Garofolo, this "gives the player a ton more control."

The G9.2tt also features the ZFX3 processing unit, the "most powerful unit ever put in a floorboard processor." That extra power lets you capture a lot of details that are difficult to get with other digital processors.

There's a whole lot more to this unit - check out the Gearwire vid to see the whole story.

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• music
• Zoom
• G9.2tt Processor
• stompbox
• guitar pedal

[chodzikman]

leafyP : your computing is correct, but 24bit doesn't mean 24 possible "levels", it means 2^24 "levels" which is i think is more than 16000000 levels (per one probe). You can hear out sounds of 8bit processor (which has 256 levels) on old nintendo video games or old 8bit computers (I mean music for games like S Mario Bros), next you can see CD-Audio quality which is 16-bit, but in studio raw files are often recorded in 24-bit, to avoid lose of quality, while mixing and editing

[mesvaldino]

melhor que a gt-10

[souly22]

he mixing up the (D-A-D) Digital to Analogue to Digital Convertor, thats 24bit 96khz

with the DSP (digital sound processor) which is a 32bit processor..

[vannimal2]

should i get this or a vox tonelab se?

[miru021]

Hello!! =) How will the tubes in the G9.2tt affect my sound if I already have a tube amp? thanks a lot!! =)

[leafyP]

Multiples of 2. i.e. 2^1=2, 2^2=4, 2^3=8, 2^4=16, 2^5=32. I believe it is impossible to have a 24 bit processor.

[joshquin]

Definitely 32-bit, checked the official site. Don't know why he says 24 twice.

[BkkCheesepie]

32 or 24 bit?