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ZOOM B2.1u factory reset not resetting


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Anybody tried factory resetting their B2.1u ? Its apparently simple - just hold down 'STORE' as you switch on the power. One should then see ' AL ' ( All Initialize, so they say ) light up in the Bank / Patch window.

But all i get is whatever the last bank/patch was being used before switching off. No amount of switching + holding the store button will get me an ' AL' in the window to reset to factory.

Anyone else had this problem ? Other than that, the pedal works like a charm. All buttons work as they should when editing or changing or whatever. Just cant get into the factory reset state.

ODD !!

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I have done it, but just didn't have any problems, so that''s no help sorry!! I thought it might be worth mentioning that the standard patches aren't very good, so it's probably not worth doing a factory reset - just create your own patches.

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I did manage to sort it in the end. It seems the timing of when pressing the store button while switching on the power is more critical than i thought.

Yes i agree, the factory patches are 90% useless, but i needed to start again. The biggest headache i keep finding is how to equalize the volume of all patches after i have tweaked them to suit me. I could never get them all level. The volume jumps when switching patches is a bit grim

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So you managed to equal all your volumes ? I tried so many times, just didnt work.

any tips greatly received :)


Hey Chedd - seen this ? [url="http://www.haax.se/basspatches/manualsite/index.php?unit=B2"]http://www.haax.se/basspatches/manualsite/index.php?unit=B2[/url]

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I have seen it but never bothered to try any. To be honest, I don't use my B2 for much, just 6 patches or so, so it wasn't hard to level them out. In the amp model section you can set the volume*, and if you do it at gigging volume through your amp (crucial) you should be able to match them up.

*I think, I haven't actually changed any patches on there in a while.

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the important thing to remember is do it at gigging volume. I set all mine with headphones and had to re-do it, so I did it through the amp but not loud enough and had to re-do it again!!! ARRRGH

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I made that mistake too. I set mine at bedroom level, and when you kick your amp in at gig time, its all over the place :)

I'll have to wait till the neighbours go out

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the same thing happened with a mate of mine. I recommended the zoom and he bought it to record with. He made a few patches that sound amazing on his home demos. Then he started jamming with a band and the levels were as you say, all over the place.

I don't actually understand the science behind this. I think the louder you have something, the more low end you hear.

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That would make perfect sense. I set my B2 through the amp at low level, with a lot of mids, and when up at proper vol levels, i was almost blowin the cones outta ma cabs

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