Feature:
Well so far so good and the sound is better without much accessories except I'm just add up a Chorus Boss Pedal effect. But with the others it wont work that good.

Quality:
It is indeed and if the manufacturer and improve it that will great and there are many guitarist using it. I've been using it for couple of years now and I have no problem with it. So far so good.

Value:
I guess so and worth buying it anyway.

Desirability:
Its just a guitar effect but coloured lights would be better look and appearence.

Sound:
I do owned few guitar effects including the Zoom GFX 8 but this one is simply different then the others. It gives you the long guitar sustaning sound compared to others.

Ease of Use:
It is just incredible and producing great sound all the time. Its easy to modify its sound with most of my guitars.

Support:
No even though it is made in China but it superceed others even from the one made in USA, Japan well you name it. I guess I'm just lucky to buy a perfect unit out of many.

Overall:
I'm using it everyday even I do have other guitar effects and processors. Not for now though and I'm trying to multiple several effects together to chellenge Joe Satriani, Steve Vai. John Petrucci, Steve Morse.....I can perform just like them beleive it or not.

Feature:
the expression pedal must be digitally recalibrated from time to time but its no fuss. every piece of the 707 vams can give you what you need, if you know how to turn the buttons :)

Quality:
on the road? hehe, i am mostly on the road with my 707 vams. of course it's not made of steel or to be thrown off buildings. so if you take a bit care of it it will last you forever. i usually play wearing heavy boots and no dent i noticed on the case. you'll learn that too..

Value:
excellent pricing, even though i bought it in romania for 160 EURO

Desirability:
i wanted it since the day it was born

Sound:
i've had zooms and zooms but this one is definitely the best piece as for balance between price and sound. it's a lot easier to work on the settings than the 4040 or the gfx 4 i had. full-scale tones can be achieved even if playing blues or other slo-music or deathmetal, as i do. you just have to be patient and learn what zoom cand do for you. as a note, my CT ibanez+the 707 vams sounds better than a custom S ibanez +the gfx 4.

Support:
i duuno, i never ask for support

Feature:
I bought it mainly for the drum machine which is not versatile for live performing or recording. The same simple, monotonous, phony sounding beats and no "fill" function or pads. My cheap casio keyboard has a much better drum machine. The guitar effects are awesome but you have to click through each one to get to the one you want. Also there is no bass simulater.

Quality:
well constructed and sturdy. roadworthy. sharp looking.

Value:
the most quality effects for the price.

Desirability:
I still need a drum machine, but it is still worth it just for the preset effects.

Sound:
the distortions are the best. the clean sounds sometimes have static which you can clean up, but it takes a long time to set each patch so they all come out the same volume.

Support:
product shipped in perfect condition.

Overall:
Will be upgrading soon to a zoom 8trk studio w/all the good stuff. But for practicing this pedal cant be beat.

Feature:
Zoom 707II has a nice set of different features, as there are lots of overdrive/distortion simulations and tons of effects. You can also record your playing, but only 6 seconds if you don't have a Flash memory card. There is also a drum machine, but I use it just to give me a rhythm so I can keep my playing together.

Quality:
This product is made of plastic and I haven't really kicked it around, but it feels quite strong. Haven't had any sound problems as some have complained.

Value:
Definitely suits my needs. I could've paid 20$ more, but I'm glad I didn't have to do that

Desirability:
This thing looks relatively small, but it packs quite a punch. The look of this thing is quite deceiving.

Sound:
You can get the sound you want to hear, but it's going to take a while fiddling with the controls. I've managed to come up with some spectacular effects which fit my playing perfectly.

Support:
I haven't had a need to contact Zoom's support.

Overall:
Fits for beginners and a little more advanced. Not a total pro thing, but a good preamp to start with.

I HAVE A 505II FOR A YEAR AND USED IT DAYLY AND ENJOYED IT'S EASY OF OPPERATION.BUT I STILL WANTED MORE SOUNDS AND A DRUMING BACKUP WHEN PLAYING AT HOME, I LOOKED AND TESTED ALL OTHER BRANDS OF GUITAR EFFECTS PRODUCTS AT THE MUS.STORES.I TRYED THE ZOOM GFX 707II AND FELL IN LOVE WITH IT. THE ZOOM GFX 707II PACKS A PUNCH THAT OTHERS CAN'T DELIVER SO IF YOU WON'T THE MOST BANG FOR YOUR DOLLAR GET A GFX 707II AND HAVE GOOD TIME

Feature:
It got many features but the smart media would be better if it had stereo capabilliteies

Quality:
It shoud be 24 bits intead of 20bitds

Value:
It is a great value for a intemediate guitar player. I payed 214 dolars and i think that i should be paying 150.00 but since i buy it Puerto Rico(a territory of the US in the caribbean) i had it overprice it because US opresory taxes in that colony.

Desirability:
In the time i buy it i realy want it

Sound:
This pedal is awsome because even when you have to use a Y adapter to enyoy this product full capabilitaies, the modulator and reberv efects are awsome. Itd has a good stereo quallity ,and also if you have a dolby pro logic II system it can sound 5.1.The cons of this product is that you can use only one reberb and one modulator , so if you whant to have wah with chorus you cant. The distortions aren't very smart and they are very difficult to control , so if you are a church music minister like me you will have a hard time with the curch elders because the rocking will be very distoded. The ecualizer sucks because its distords the armonity of the guitar and so it does the 3 acustic guitar emulators. Oveall is good for an beginer to an intemediate guitar player, once you pased that lever consider buying another multi effects pedar. In my case i am consdering buy another. I have it since november 2003 and its give me a great service and helped me bring music to atract young cristians to stay in church , but it comes a time thay you need a change in your music gear to give the lord a better service.

Support:
I never had to use it

Overall:
Yes , i spected to be satisfied for 4 year but since that i need a product with separated L R outputs and in another church i saw one friend with a old RP7 Digitech and it sound better than mine even when he had it conected in MONO, i alwas conected mine in L R with a y cable , i am no loger satisfied

Feature:
Disstorion is not bed, lot of funtions at all, but I use acoustic effect and heavy metal distortion.

Quality:
I is quite reliable. I use it on town gigs. But if you have great amp like marshall(120w) you must set drive a bit lower.

Value:
It is nice product. I thought buying 2 single effect and I would pay same price like I bought Zoom707II

Desirability:
Great. NIce expresion padel too. Hail .

Sound:
You can get your sound that way you like it the most. If you have cheaper guitar like I do, you can correct the sound of guitar a lot.

Support:
Well...I think we have 1 or 2 shops dealing with product support.

Overall:
If I had I money I would buy Boss. Boss is the best. But Zoom 707II is quite compareable to similar products.

Feature:
Hard to beat everything this thing offers between built in patches, the ability to build your own, built in drum machine, effects pedal, and the ability to record. Haven't found anything else near this price that does all this.

Quality:
I own the GFX707 (previous model), and it's crashed after 5 years (which is why I'm here looking for a new one). Maybe that's to be expected, but it breaks in and out with pure sound, distortion, and muffled sound. Exterior is solid but apparently the electronics aren't so durable.

Value:
Great flexibiilty and quality for the price.

Sound:
Great sounding effects, lots of flexibility when creating new patches.