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How Does A 30 Year Old Guitar Pedal Hold Up Today?

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Revisiting My First Multi Effects Pedal, The Zoom 505 0:00 What's Happening Here 3:11 Factory Presets 9:28 Some Thoughts 10:11 Clean Style Track 12:16 Hard Rock Track 14:35 Thanks For Watching Contact me at 3jmchannel@gmail.com 3J Music Reverb shop https://reverb.com/shop/jim-s-gear-depot-17 Noise From The Kill Room https://artists.landr.com/692531828835 Background Music Vol I https://artists.landr.com/692531187192 https://3jmmusic.bandcamp.com/releases https://artists.landr.com/692531187192 9114 9999 4423 8861 2368 02 #90srock #zoom #multieffects #3jmusic

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In this video I’m revisiting my first ever multi-effects pedal: the Zoom 505. The whole idea is simple—how does a 30-year-old budget multi-FX box actually hold up today if you plug it in and play it like you mean it? I walk through what’s happening, then I jump straight into the factory presets so you can hear the pedal for what it is, warts and all, without me trying to “save” it with a bunch of extra gear or post-processing. After the preset run-through, I share my thoughts on the tones and the overall vibe of the 505 in 2024/2025 ears. Then I put it in a more musical context with a clean-style track and a hard rock track, because that’s where these older multi-effects units either surprise you or fall apart. If you’re curious about old-school 90s multi-effects, want a nostalgia hit, or you’re hunting for weird usable tones for riffs and backing tracks, this is a fun one—and I keep it honest the whole way through.

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