Zoom

Released in 1990
The Zoom 9010 is a highly advanced effects unit, offering four independent channels, flexible routing options, customisable send/return connections, real-time control of parameters, and the ability to run up to seven effects simultaneously.
Released in 1991
The Zoom 9030 is a versatile multi-effect device with 47 built-in effects, intuitive controls, analogue distortion, real-time modulation, and support for external effect devices, offering dynamic sound processing for a wide range of applications.
Released in 1995
The Zoom Studio 1202 is a versatile effects processor with 512 presets across 32 effects and 16 variations. With a 44.1 kHz sampling frequency, it delivers high-quality sound, ideal for guitars, bass, and synthesizers. Its full stereo configuration provides rich, natural reverb and allows independent use of both channels.
Released in 1996
The Zoom Studio 1204 is a multi-effect processor offering 512 presets with space for 100 custom effects. It features real-time editing, memory mode for quick access to stored effects, and MIDI control. With 18-bit A/D and D/A converters and 44.1 kHz sampling, it delivers professional sound at a budget-friendly price.
Released in 1997
The Zoom Studio 1201 is a digital reverb and multi-effects processor with 363 presets and high-quality specs, including 44.1 kHz sampling and 18-bit converters. It’s ideal for creating dynamic tracks with effects like Lo-Fi and KARAOKE.
Released in 2000
The Zoom RFX-1000 offers professional reverb, versatile effects like VOCODER and LO-FI, and creative options like RESONANCE and RING MODULATOR. It includes specialised mixdown effects for polished recordings, and its MIC IN with Mic Simulator enhances vocals and mimics high-end microphones.
Released in 2005
The Zoom RFX-1100 is a versatile digital reverb and multi-effect processor offering 33 effects, professional-quality reverb, innovative sound options, and easy-to-use controls for quick sound adjustments.

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