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If the expression pedal on your Zoom Computer Hardware isn't switching on or off correctly, you should readjust the pedal.
How to fix Zoom BFX-708 when there is no sound?
If you're experiencing no sound or very low volume with your Zoom Computer Hardware, here are several things to check: * First, ensure that all connections are correctly made. * If that doesn't work, try using a different cable. * Make sure your amplifier is turned on and the volume is appropriately adjusted. * Also, verify that the mute function is not enabled. * Check the OUTPUT knob position and adjust it as needed. * For some patches, the expression pedal might be controlling the volume, so adjust it accordingly. * You may also need to adjust the level. * Try setting the INGAIN parameter in the TOTAL module to "Hi". * Use the PARM 3 knob to adjust the volume.
Details AC adapter and battery power specifications and usage guidelines.
Advises on environmental conditions, safe handling practices, and avoiding damage.
Warns against modifications and provides precautions for connecting/disconnecting cables.
Covers electrical interference mitigation and proper cleaning instructions.
Details the variety of effects and the system for managing 60 user and preset patches.
Focuses on suitability for live use, intuitive editing, and rhythm accompaniment.
Covers sampler, Jam Play features, and the integrated amp simulator.
Identifies and describes controls, indicators, and connections on the BFX-708 panels.
Step-by-step instructions for installing batteries for device power.
Instructions for connecting the bass guitar and outputting to amplifiers or headphones.
Details AC adapter connection, power-on sequence, and initial volume adjustments.
How to select patches and use the expression pedal for sound alteration.
Guides on quick parameter adjustments and saving edited patches.
Briefly mentions useful features like tuner and rhythm practice.
How to set the input gain for passive or active bass guitars for optimal signal.
Guide to selecting amp simulation types for different output devices like amps or mixers.
Explains the information shown on the display during play mode, including patch names and module status.
Detailed steps for selecting patches via foot switches and bank keys, including group switching.
How to use bypass mode, mute function, and the built-in chromatic tuner for bass guitar.
How to activate, stop, and adjust rhythm patterns, tempo, and volume for practice.
Instructions for recording, playback, speed control, and managing sampler data for phrase study.
Detailed guide on adjusting effect parameters using the parameter knobs in play mode.
How to reserve and confirm patch changes for delayed loading without immediate sound change.
How to fix the bank to switch only within the current bank for performance convenience.
Explains patch structure and steps to enter edit mode to modify parameters.
Guides on selecting effect modules and changing effect types within a patch.
Procedures for saving modified patches and creating copies to new locations.
Describes types and parameters for the compressor/distortion module.
Explains the noise reduction and 4-band equalizer settings.
Details parameters for modulation effects like chorus, flanger, and phase.
Describes parameters for reverb and delay effects.
Configuration for patch naming and global parameters like Direct Load.
Settings for assigning and controlling parameters with the expression pedal.
Guides on selecting patches, setting style, trigger modes, and using the pedal for Jam Play.
How to select which effect module or parameter the expression pedal controls.
Setting pedal movement behavior and saving the configuration.
How to reset the unit to factory defaults or specific patches.
Steps to recalibrate the expression pedal for accurate operation.
Lists problems like no sound, input issues, and pedal malfunctions with their remedies.
Lists the total number of effect programs, modules, and patch memory details.
Covers sampling rates, conversion, DSP, power, dimensions, and weight.
Effect and Sound Features| effect programs | 48 types (43 effects + 4 amp simulator settings + ZNR) |
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| effect modules | 4 modules + amp simulator + ZNR |
| sampler function maximum recording time | 6 seconds |
Memory and Conversion| patch memory | USER: 6 banks x 5 = 30 (rewritable, with store) PRESET: 6 banks x 5 = 30 Total 60 patches |
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| sampling frequency | 31.25 kHz |
| A/D conversion | 20-bit, 64-times oversampling |
Input and Output| input | Bass input : standard mono phone jack (Nominal input level -20 dBm, input impedance 470 kilohms) |
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| output | Combined line/headphone output Standard stereo phone jack (maximum output level = +3 dBm with output load impedance of 10 kilohms or higher) |
| display | 6-position alphanumeric LED display, 2-position 7-segment LED display |
Power and Dimensions| power supply | AC adapter (available separately) 9 V DC, center minus, 300 mA (ZOOM AD0006) Batteries: IEC R6 (size AA) x 4 Continuous operation: approx. 14 hours (with alkaline batteries) |
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| external dimensions | 235 mm (W) x 189 mm (D) x 54 mm (H) |
| weight | 740 g (without batteries) |
