JohnDaBass

DiMarzio Split P , a very wide range of tones, huge power, and great performers. Tinkering with the tone cap can offer an even broader palette of sounds.

Ooh Sailor 😗🙄

1) Open Guitar Lab first on PC, connect USB then switch on the B6. Seems to work 100% for me. 2) Remove the clear film from the screen, my sweaty fingers didn't help, but after the protective film was removed all was well. Do not expect a Mobile phone type of response , the B6 is a bit slower. Have fun.

Me too, I prefer the Inlet Manifold version , the one with the Twin Strombergs, because you can adjust the flow rate with drops of oil into the Carbs top.🤣🤣🤣

Here you go https://www.notreble.com/buzz/2022/02/18/tc-electronic-introduces-the-impulse-ir-loader-pedal/

IMHO with my 70 year old abused ears I think the patches sound richer fuller, more authentic and open, a real improvementin sound quality. I'm pleased with what I'm hearing through headphones and Fender Rumble thro BF SC. But each to their own and with great returns policy from the big retailers everyone can make up their own mind and not rely on an old Duffer like me.

I had Zoom guitar Lab and ToneLib open on the Desktop and just entered my preferred values onto the B6. I haven't worked out how to get the B6 & B1-4 to talk to each other, I'll wait for one of the clever Guys to come along with the method. Once ToneLib has included the B6 I am sure it's as simple as copying and pasting the files from the patches stored on the Desktop HD. The B6 + HB wireless fits neatly into the case I used for my "Big Board" with just the one cable a mains cord it's very convenient looks great. I still have my small board with the B1-4 and Tech 21 VT bass DI and I carry my standalone B1-4 ( rechargeable batteries)as a backup in my gig bag. Could say I'm pretty much ZOOOOOM'd out. Happy Days!!

Well even with all the luke warm comments on this thread I have to say I am really pleased with my B6. Each to his own I suppose!! Had a rehearsal yesterday with my covers band and the B6 performed really well, copied all my patches from my B1-Four and used some of the amp sims on modified patches. All good stuff.

Sounds like the purchase of an Alesis SR 16 would improve stage volume, reduce setup time and band members would enjoy an increase in the share of the fee. Drum tracks appear to have more sparkle, richness and crispness, akin to my Alesis SR16. Sounds just a bit more "real" somehow.

So my conclusions after a couple of days running through the tones and features. Yes it's expensive Yes it sounds much fuller, richer and clearer than the B1Four Yes it has a great DI , easily replacing my Tech 21 VT Bass. Yes the amp & Cab sims are fantastic , so authentic with an openness genuine richness. Yes Helix Stomp sounds are probably better but I don't believe I could hear the difference in a band environment. Yes it's easy to use and setup. Yes the system is very intuitive and logical. Yes the B1Four is probably the best value for money multi Fx on the market.. Yes I'm pleased with my purchase. Yes I'm glad I bought it as it fixes current and future Pedal Gas. Yes I'm fickle. Yes I'm easy to please.

ToneLib does not support the Zoom B6 at present.

New pedal board. Well it's arrived Sounds very grown up hopefully it will replace my Tech21 VT Bass Deluxe>> TC Sub'N 'Up>>> TC Spectracomp>> Thumpinator.

Pine can be a fine tone wood when used correctly.

@IanA purchased a Tech21 VT Bass Deluxe from me in a flawless, fast, respectful, kind, professional transaction. Ian is a gentleman to deal with and a first class Basschater.

Agreed, but the Invoice & sales description clearly states the PSU is included in the box. I really don't know what these Sales people are all about. They just seem so 'Dim' .

+1 Effects sale went rather well, only the TC Spectracomp to go so I ordered a B6 today from Thomann. Neither DV247 or Thomann Sales staff knew if the PSU had the interchangeable 3pin/ 2pin clip on adaptors. Thomann even told me that there was NO PSU in the carton box and I would need to purchase one. 🙄😖😞

Harley Benton Airborne Pro W1(includes tuner) Wireless >>>Thumpinator>>>>TC Spectracomp>>> >>>>Tech21 SansAmp VT Bass Deluxe>>>> >>>DI out & into any amp you like or FRFR active cab. Gives you 6 pre-sets and the Character control gives you every analogue amp from Fender Bassman to SVT to B15. Job done methinks

Stew purchased a 1-Spot PSU from me, great Guy to deal with, fast payment, quick comms, a real Gentleman.

No, can't say I have noticed, Fretwork was perfect on all the necks. Maybe because they were all bound edges so fret ends were fine and no raised frets. All the bitas have flats and had only light use and do not appear to show any wear whatsoever.

Great job, it looks fantastic. My kinder bass DiMarzio Split P Pup, maple Jazz neck, P body. I've used 3 Chinese Jazz width necks, all mop block inlays, bound fretboard, maple , gloss, 2 x '51 & 1x Jazz headstock. I've been very pleased with finish, stability and fret finish and around £80 each.

Also agree with your point but for myself, the B6 offers me those extra features in a more flexible, convenient way. I will only be using the unit in mono and accept that the loss of the stereo feature to increase the processing makes sense to me plus the ability to load third party IRs. Zoom have built their software stack on the current chipset architecture, which is probably coming to the end of it's life as it has probably reached its maximum capabilities. I imagine that Zoom are in the process of "porting" their software stack over to a new faster, bigger chipset, which is no easy task, as the latest chipsets probably operate differently. So maybe the B6 formfactor will remain but in the future the deployment of the latest chipset will offer greater processing plus other features. So maybe the Zoom B6+ (B9?) will be along next year. I can not see me needing anything more than what the B6 offers right now.

Quite disappointed with Lorenz, pulling out of a purchase after price/shipping agreement. Hey ho now I have to make a new post as I closed the thread straight after our agreement. I will probably be more cautious next time when dealing with Lorenz.