
Anthony Easton
The Zoom 708 II Bass Multi-Effect Console is a sophisticated multi-effect processor designed for bass guitars. It offers a versatile array of effects through the Variable Architecture Modeling System (VAMS), providing 69 choices including typical bass amplifier sounds, modulation effects, reverberation effects, and speaker cabinet simulations. The unit provides 120 great sounding patches, with 60 user-modifiable patches and 60 preset patches.
The 708 II features sophisticated amp modeling and bass effects, offering 33 types of amp modeling and bass effects. It is designed for use on stage, with the ability to be powered from an AC adapter or batteries, providing up to 11 hours of continuous operation with alkaline batteries. The large display shows patch names, and the built-in expression pedal allows for fine-tuning the sound during live performances.
The unit also includes knobs for direct editing, allowing various aspects (effect parameters) to be directly modified with three handy knobs. The Easy Edit feature enables tweaking of parameters during play, with the ability to store the results in a custom patch.
Additionally, the 708 II features a sampling function that allows up to 4 minutes of recording with a 16 MB SmartMedia card. It also includes an integrated rhythm function with 60 built-in rhythm patterns using natural- sounding PCM sources, making it suitable for practice or jam sessions.
The Zoom 708 II Bass Multi-Effect Console offers unlimited potential for building a library of patches and samples, with the ability to store patches and samples on separately available SmartMedia cards. The unit also allows for the synchronization of rhythm patterns, samples, and pedal settings to patches, providing a comprehensive and customizable bass effects solution.
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