Awesome sound comming out of this beast. It takes a while to get exactly what you want, but thats the thing your getting exactly what you want so it's worth the time.

Great MIDI stuff. Wonderful for transfering patches and what not. Also get the best sound from this by tweeking it to the decimal.

GREAT!! Looks like a monster. I mean all metal construction. And it has this nifty grip thing on the pedal that I think you can like take it off to rinse. But it'll never come off while playing. My pedal is on its second owner and it's holding up perfect.

It's worth every penny you'll invest in it. It sounded great through a lil 10 watt amp, and it sounds wonderfull out of a 120 watt. It's unbeatable.

Support is great. The reason it is, is because I never needed it. Not one problem in two years owning it.

Oh well sex appeal towards it is great. Listening to the demo off the cd thats included will make you love it without touching it.

Metal

its realy good !

Its a realy good pedal board but I think it should have another pedal on it such as the volume/expression so one would b used for the volume n the other to control the effects' variations ... n some of the DLY/REV effects should b able to get mixed with the MOD effects and the Compressor should b apart so it would b able to get mixed with all the distortions.

Its awsome but it could b a little better, Just a little !

awsome !

I never had any problems with it at all !

it looks realy nice ... its also realy easy to control the features ...

rock/heavy metal/speed metal/classic/blues

I think it sounds amazing for the price.

There are a few design decisions that I think Zoom should have considered a little more. The compressor should have been broken out into a different module so it can be used with all the sounds. The amp simulator is global. So if you have a "stack" setting but you are going for a tweed type sound it doesn't sound quite as a convincing, as vice versa. Being able to change the amp sim on a per patch basis would have been nice.

Very sturdy metal case but I have heard a few stories in the GFX-8 forums and in Harmony Central reviews about the plastic fottswitches breaking. I don't play out live so I'm not that hard on the thing.

I think there are now better products out there, like the Boss GT-6 but they are much more expensive and take a lot more tweaking to get a good sound.

Zoom in Japan is pretty much useless as far as support goes. The American distributor, Samson, isn't much better. They've only replies to one of my emails and it was pretty much a canned response.

Rock

I have a jcm 900 half stack that I've used live for years. I use an Se-50 and dbx 242 for effects and eq. I also own the GFX-8 plugged into the clean channel of a carvin belair. There is no way, no how I can get the jcm to sound as good as the gfx/belair combo. I've tweaked till my fingers went numb. I can't beleive I'm using digital distortion and loving it. Side by side there is no comparison. The gfx provides touch sensitive tone with masive distortion that gets even better when you crank it. That's the bottom line, I love the other features but the tone is unbelievable.

heavy rock