Zoom MS-70CDR+ Multistomp Modulation Pedal for Guitar

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Deep Dive into Chorus, Delays, Reverbs and More with the Zoom MS-70CDR+ Multistomp Modulation Pedal for Guitar The Zoom MS-70CDR+ MultiStomp chorus/delay/reverb pedal is an exciting enhancement to its predecessor, nearly doubling the effect library to 149 options and offering extensive parameter customization. This compact powerhouse allows users to save and recall up to 100 patches, with the added convenience of selecting patches via MIDI for quick access to favorite tones. Capable of running up to six effects simultaneously, the pedal delivers richly detailed sounds, whether you're exploring its 58 stereo effects or utilizing its new analog circuitry in mono. With 24-bit conversion, 32-bit processing, and a flat phase response, the MS-70CDR+ ensures studio-quality fidelity. Additionally, it includes a suite of bonus effects like EQ, compression, and noise reduction to fine-tune dynamics and tone control, making it a versatile tool for any musician's setup.  40+ guitar and bass effects, including modulation, chorus, delay, and reverb Use up to 6 effects at the same time 100 Patch slots with 80 presets Analog circuit with minimal sound deterioration Single stompbox design Stereo input and output supports effects like stereo chorus and delays 4x Cross Key switches (MEMORY / SCROLL) for easy operation by foot Improved UI for easier navigation and control Color coded LCD backlight for selected effect category Runs on 2 AA batteries or AC Adapter SPECIFICATIONS Maximum Number of Simultaneous Effects: 6 effects User Patch Memories: 100 Sampling Frequency: 44.1 kHz A/D Conversion: 24-bit 128× oversampling D/A Conversion: 24-bit 128× oversampling Signal Processing: 32-bit Frequency Response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz (+0.5 dB/-0.5 dB) when 10kΩ load Display: 160×128 dot-matrix LCD Inputs: L/R Standard mono phone jacks Rated input level: −20 dBu Input impedance (line): 470 kΩ Outputs: L/R Standard mono phone jacks Maximum output level: +7.2 dBu (when output