Tons of tones you can get. Amp modeling is some of the best I've ever heard, pretty tweakable also. Effects are generally good quality and there are as many as you'll ever need. Basically no background noise thanks to effects quality and the noise gate. Compressor has a rather rough sound to it which I find odd, but would be ok for hard rock I guess. Overall, great sound.

Pretty much good everything. Solid construction, simple knob layout, but you have to read the manual and use this for awhile until you remember what each knob does for each effect. I wish this had an expression pedal but I guess that's what you shell out the extra 50 bucks or so for in the 2.1 model. It's nice that the adapter is included. Pretty simplistic overall, which is how I like it.

You won't have a problem getting awesome sounds out of this. There's a learning curve though, you'll have to learn to tweak this to your exact specifications. Once you learn how though, there's no stopping you.

For a hundred bucks, this thing rocks. Construction's solid, metal with hard plastic sides. This thing feels like it can take a hell of a beating and will last awhile. I'd definitely tour with it.

Awesome value, better options and sound quality than a lot of other rigs that charge more.

Haven't needed to deal with Zoom, so I'll call it a 7.

Looks awesome, sounds awesome, it's cheap and does anything you need, what more can you ask for? Zoom really did it right with this one.

Active Musician

Rock, Blues, Jazz, Psychedelic, Funk, Fusion, Reggae

the over all sound is clean and hum lacking .extremely tweakable but you will need the manula for a minute . some of the pre sets are excellent there is preety much no limit on what you could do i own a distortion pedal and en eq pedal i dont use either this pedal has it all and you could link 16 dif effects i n a row ive had it for about a year and not one single problem (it will probably fall apart now that i said that ) it took me a while to learn to set and use all the functions at once except for the delay not the echos but the true delay that plays behind you it explains it in the manual but i cant figure it out .. i just reccently got an exspresion pedal for and it has to be a zoom there is a special set up in the plug trust me just get the fps02 it is well worth it it is usable in every aspect in every effect i had the zoom for 7 months before i got the pedal and it made me fall back in love with the pedal there isnt anything you cant do with zoom

at first hard to figure out but the presets they give you are easily customizable for the beginer with 3 controls 1 for the box paramater 4 dif setings 1 for tone 0-10 and over all out put vol but you can adjust on the fly ok drum rythms they give you and there also adjustable a built in tuner a metronome it realy makes any bass sound like a million bucks i have 4 dif bases from top of the line to preety much high end at least ok well the f#*$er is hot roded out any way and old re done aria with dimarzios and a lace systems pick ups

havent had not one problem except i have to be curious and i pulled off part of the big rubber side and i cant get it all the way back on right it is solid as hell nice metal box ive droped it a bunch of times my 80 lb dog stepped all over it and everything else i use rechargeable batteries and they last a solid 6-7 hours .i always play with my zoom i use it as a pre amp and everythuing else i make all my adjustments from the zoom

i would buy again and again but next time i think im gonna get the zoom with the usb and buit in usb

dont know never needed it

i hate red hate hate hate it but other wise its cool

active muscian

i play it all baby

I see why they stopped making the 708 Zoom Bass Pedal. The B2 is put together much better (Durable). Sustain is great, distortion/gain can be managed well. They echo selections can be set easily without excessive feedback. I have not mastered the pedal as I am still playing with the first few settings. The B2 sounds great with other pedals…. I currently run my pedals in the following way: Bass Wha Wha, B2, Boss Pedal Board. The B2 frankly has better echo settings than my Boss Pedal Board and distortion settings are easier to adjust. Only suggestion I have for now is to make the pedal a little wider to increase stability when making selections one's feet. Money well spent!

I would like a basic echo and distortion combo that could be manipulated easily.

I read the manual once; the pedal is is to adjust.

Durable but would be more stable if pedal had a greater width.

Alone, it sounds just as good as my $350 Boss pedal board.

I dealt with this company only once in the past... the fixed my old 708 Zoom bass pedal for free. I don't thing the warranty was still active.

Looks like it was made to rock.

Musician", "Recording

Old school metal, hypnotic

Many effects I don't find useful, but there are so many that are! With out my B2 I would be lost!

Again, more features than anyone could ever use!

I'm old and it took me a while to figure out, but once you do, things do become easier. I have to keep the manual with me when I program it.

Not sure what to say here. It is built like a tank. Feels smooth and rugged, even over built! But, I have had some electronic glitches. Noises that shouldn't be there and it just quit working for about a week! Fine now, not sure why.

Its a least as good as products costing twice as much!

Never contacted the company

umm....

The presets are what most presets are--they stink. But once you decide to actually edit, this box is quite magical. I was able to coax many very cool bass sounds out of this thing. And each change of a parameter actually was noticeable. I wish I had more speakert options, but there are enough (3 per amp type).

As stated above, the presets are just there to show you what it can possibley do, but they fall short of the true nature of this beast. More speaker cabinets would be better, but not necessary. Whish it mic modeling parameters, but again, not necessary for a $100 box.

I'll slap Zoom here. A computer editor would be ideal. Everybody else seems to have one so I think Zoom could have too. One must go through several menues to edit sounds. It only has three knobs so you need to have the manual with you. Fortunately, the manual is pretty decent and straight forward. No technical expertise needed.

Built out or metal. What more can you ask for? Oh, not paper thin metal at that.

Overall, I am thrilled with this box. Very good bang for the buck. Zoom got this box right.

Since I have had no need to contact the company, I cant really judge.

I love the fact that this thing can be powered by 4 AA batteries. Alkaline rechargeables are easy to find so you can stick this in a gig bag and not worry about an extra outlet or wire or wall wart. The adapter adds no noise that I can notice. Great looking box, toop.

Active musician, home recording engineer.

Rock/Blues/Power Blues