ZOOM MS-60B+ Bass Multi-Effects Pedal - Red


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The Zoom MS-60B+ MultiStomp is a versatile effects pedal designed for bassists seeking to craft precise, authentic low-end tones. Its key benefit lies in its ability to combine multiple effects, amp models, and preamps in a single, compact unit. A potential caveat for some users might be the reliance on the Handy Guitar Lab app for deeper customization, although its core functions are accessible directly on the pedal.
| Colour | Red |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 10012283 |
| Brand | Zoom |
You can run up to six effects, amp models, and preamps at the same time in a single chain.
While designed for bass, the MS-60B+ can be used with a guitar, but its effects and amp models are optimized for bass frequencies. For guitar-specific effects, Zoom offers other MultiStomp models like the MS-200D+ or MS-80IR+.
After dialing in your desired effects and settings, navigate to a user memory slot using the Cross Key switches and follow the on-screen prompts to save your patch.
The MS-60B+ uses two AA batteries. Alkaline or rechargeable NiMH batteries are recommended.
Yes, the MS-60B+ features USB MIDI, allowing you to connect it to other MIDI gear for remote patch changes and control.
No, the AC adapter (Zoom AD-16) is sold separately. The pedal can also be powered by 2x AA batteries.
This allows you to send different signals from the two output paths. For instance, you can send a signal with amp/cabinet modeling to a PA system while sending a separate signal without those models to your stage amplifier.
Ensure batteries are correctly inserted and have sufficient charge. If using an AC adapter, verify the connection and that the adapter is functioning properly. Try a different set of batteries or a known-good adapter.
Check all cable connections between the bass, pedal, and amplifier. Ensure the volume is up on both the pedal and the amplifier. Verify that an effect is active and its level is set appropriately. Test with different cables.
Check for excessive gain staging between connected devices. Reduce the input gain on the MS-60B+ or the output level of your bass if the signal is too hot. Ensure effects are not pushed into extreme distortion unintentionally. Try bypassing all effects to isolate the issue.
Ensure the MS-60B+ is powered on and connected to your iOS device via USB (using an appropriate adapter like Apple's Lightning to USB Camera Adapter). Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your iOS device if the app utilizes it for initial pairing, though direct USB connection is preferred for functionality. Update the app and pedal firmware if available.
Ensure the pedal is in tuner mode. Pluck the bass string clearly and let it ring. Avoid playing other notes or ambient noise while tuning. Ensure the correct tuning mode (standard, drop, etc.) is selected.
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