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If the patch on your Zoom Music Pedal isn't changing, first check if the patch call method is set to pre-select. Also, consider that continuous operation time is 28 hours with alkaline batteries but only 8 hours with manganese batteries. The use of alkaline batteries is recommended.
Why does my Zoom Music Pedal have no power?
If your Zoom Music Pedal has no power, ensure you are using the correct ZOOM AC adapter for 9 V DC, 300 mA with a center minus plug (ZOOM AD-0006).
General| Effect Types | 33 |
|---|---|
| Sampling Frequency | 31.25 kHz |
| Type | Multi-Effects Processor |
| Manufacturer | Zoom |
| Power Requirements | 9V DC (power adapter or battery) |
| Effects | Distortion, Delay, Reverb |
| Input Impedance | 470 kOhm |
| Inputs | 1 x Instrument |
| Outputs | 1 x Output |
| Patch Memory | 36 (6 x 6 banks) |
| Display | 2-digit, 7-segment LED |
Discusses power consumption and battery usage recommendations.
Details correct AC adapter connection and handling procedures.
Explains battery types, replacement, and care for battery operation.
Cautions against using the unit in extreme environments.
Provides advice on handling the unit carefully to prevent damage.
Warns against opening or modifying the unit.
Highlights the unit's capabilities and effect combinations.
Describes the user-friendly design with large controls.
Mentions the integrated tuner for quick instrument tuning.
Explains the flexibility of AC or battery power.
Notes compatibility with optional accessories for expanded control.
Compares the 505 II to its predecessor, highlighting improvements.
Explains the concept of combined single effects.
Defines different effects within a module.
Describes adjustable settings for effects.
Defines stored combinations of effect settings.
Explains groups of patches (A-F, 1-6).
Differentiates between using and modifying patches.
Instructions for inserting batteries into the compartment and closing the cover.
Overview of controls on the top panel: [PLAY/EDIT] selector, Display, keys, and switches.
Shows patch numbers, values, and operational information.
Describes function of [▼]/[▲] foot switches and [+]/[-] keys.
Function of the [STORE] key for saving patches and other operations.
Details guitar input, AC adapter, control, and output jacks.
Instructions on powering up the unit using batteries or AC adapter.
Ensures the unit is in play mode for patch selection.
Using the [▼]/[▲] foot switches to change patches in play mode.
Using the [+]/[-] keys to directly switch between banks A-F.
How to control the overall output volume using the [+]/[-] keys.
Steps to prepare for tuning by bypassing effects or muting the sound.
How to use the display to tune the guitar accurately.
Fine-tuning the tuner's reference frequency (A=435-445 Hz).
Exiting tuner mode and returning to normal play mode.
Choosing which effect parameter to edit using the [PLAY/EDIT] selector.
Adjusting parameter settings using the [+]/[-] keys.
Toggling effect modules on or off using foot switches.
Exiting edit mode and returning to play mode.
Initiating the store or copy process by pressing the STORE key.
Selecting the target bank and patch number for saving.
Completing the store/copy operation by pressing STORE again.
Aborting the store/copy process by pressing the [-] key.
Setting up patch selection for confirmation before sound change.
Selecting the desired patch in pre-select mode.
Finalizing the patch change in pre-select mode.
Restoring the default direct patch selection method.
How to connect and use the FS01 foot switch for bank changes.
How to connect and use the FP01/FP02 expression pedal.
Restores all patches to their original factory default condition.
Restores a specific patch to its original factory default condition.
Explains the format of effect parameter descriptions in the manual.
Details how to turn individual effect modules on or off.
Explains how expression pedals can control effect parameters.
Adjusts the overall volume of the patch. Value 25 is unity gain.
Details parameters for Compressor, Limiter, and Wah effects.
Details parameters for distortion and clean effect types.
Details parameters for the 4-band equalizer and phaser effects.
Adds a pulsating character to the sound via phase shifting.
Adjusts effect operation, particularly for EQ and Phaser.
Details parameters for noise reduction (ZNR) and amp simulation.
Details parameters for Chorus, Flanger, and Tremolo effects.
Chorus depth adjustable via expression pedal.
Adds short delay for a fuller, more pronounced sound.
Periodically varies the volume; higher values result in faster tremolo.
Varies the pitch of the original sound using preset patterns.
Details parameters for Delay, Echo, and Reverb effects.
Conventional digital delay effect with stereo ping-pong option.
Reverb effect simulating a concert hall; higher values increase reverb.
Guidance for addressing issues related to the unit not powering on.
Troubleshooting steps for patch selection or changes.
Advice and checks for reducing unwanted noise during operation.
Tips and recommendations for maximizing battery operational life.
