thanks for the replies guys..
oh..guess i'll be goin for the multi instead due to my amp..
the tonelab le is nice..but its sooo expensive..not sure bout the price here..but musicianfriend.com is selling for 399$ us? defienelty over my budget..hehe
what u guys think about the korg ax3000g?
tot i could get a different pedal since my fren has bought the ax3000g..lol
planned to get the g7 but loose hope after i found out few common prob on the Gseries..(the footswitches could fail, altho the pedal sound amazing)

hanhanhan : emo? bands like - hawthorne heights, taking back sunday,panic at the disco,My Chem Romance..etc

This post has been edited by drew1.0beta: Nov 13 2007, 12:13 AM

pinjam thread

im considering to get my FIRST multifx and music store from ipoh quote me rm595 for g2.1u WITHOUT adaptor. hows the deal?
i think its quite normal for shops here to jack up the price here. i seldom travel to KL so it might be quite a hassle if i were to take a trip down there just to get it from the music shop. BUT if its a whole lot cheaper than of course its worth it

another question, do all multiFXs come with amp modelings? amp modeling basically means simulating tones from big names amps like Marshall right? i asked the dude working there and he said g2.1u does not have amp modeling. which makes me very confused. need someone to enlighten me.

last question, how does g2.1u stand compared to a floor pod? which has more value for money?

thanks a bunch guys !

This?
http://www.zoom.co.jp/english/products/g21u/
"16 Classic Amp & Stomp Box Models"
Yes, there's amp modeling and it does mean simulating tones from bigger amps.

If possible, give the Floor Pod and the Digitech RP series a try. The Digitech has gotten some good reviews, not sure if it's available at your place though, but Bentley carries Digitech.

Again, I don't like Zoom because
a) They don't last long....... both my Zooms suffers from broken pedal syndrom.
and
b) They sound like microchips.

Like Led_Zep, I too would recommend the Floor Pod or the Digitech RP.... but they ARE more expensive then the Zoom.
If you're on a tighter budget, try out the Korg Ax1500..... it lasts longer and sounds better then Zoom IMO.

thanks for the quick reply blacktrix and ledzep
will check out the digitech RP and floorpod. but not sure whether its available at my place

Have anyone tried the Rocktron Utopia?

Hilary Duff? as your avatar? BANNNNNNED!!

Only "I" get that honor

And um...... no..... Haven't tried the Rocktron. quite hard to find Rocktron actually.

I used to own a Zoom G2.1U.. But bad it sounds too digital for me.. And the pedal got the 'ngeh ngeh ngeh' sound.. I sold it by the way

I know you totally crazy for her but man you gotta share some love yo! haha

Anyway does anyone knows where can I check out the Rocktron pedals here? Also is AX1500g still available for sale? Sorry for borrowing this thread but I thought maybe you should check out these two multi-efx too.

This post has been edited by quarantined: Nov 13 2007, 09:53 PM

quarantined : haha no prob..
the ax1500g, as i know its not in production anymore..but some shops in pg is still selling, got stock i guess..around 600plus if im not wrong..

i've seen the digitech RPs..i feel its not that durable..footswitches are fully plastic..and it doesnt look that good too..ehhe..but not sure bout the sound..
btw, any review for the floorpod? how is it againts the ax3000? it's not that tweakable i guess..

This post has been edited by drew1.0beta: Nov 13 2007, 10:11 PM

for beginner multi fx good for experimenting with, but good wan also mahal, cheap wan ppl say sounds bad. haha.
I think multi-fx good for live gigs, easy to set pads n save, gig time just pijak pijak change on the fly.

stomp box definately better than multi-fx, ask any sound engineer, especially those dat do recording in studios. I have never come across one who preffers multi over stomps. But for live gig, if u need diff diff fx then hard to adjust one by one especially when diff songs are diff tempo for delay pedal u need adjust the RATE. Dats y pro artists have many delay pedals, each set for one song. But they r rich or sponsored.

So wut i said doesnt solve any problem. hahaha. CHeers!!!

Actually, The POD XT has been used by many engineers in the studio......

mind some examples?

Skwisgaar Skwisgelf uses it.
And he's the fastest guitar player in the world.
So if he uses it, it's the equivalent of the entire world uses it.

You can find the rest of the slow world here:

http://line6.com/podxtpro/artists.html

This post has been edited by blacktrix: Nov 15 2007, 09:43 PM

my ax3000g broken allready maybe save money for gt8 lor

This post has been edited by Snipe_EX`: Nov 15 2007, 09:48 PM

it still amazes me that brandon small is a stand up comedian

how much is a boss gt-8?

^
about rm1.6k iirc

what did you do to it ><

LOL Skwisgaar Skwisgelf.
He also has endorsements from Gibson, Ernie Ball and Krank