: Hi,
: I just bought one of these and I have no idea how it works. Does anyone know where I can get a manual? The Tascam site doesn't have any to download, I guess it it too old.
: I really would appreciate some help.

Well I think I know which one your talking about. I have the 8 track version of it and I found that if you download the 4 track version of the manual (found at tascam.com) you can learn the basics. It took me a while to figure it out too. I hope that this helps a little. If you like you can email me at [email protected]

Hi!
Today i got a used Zoom 9000 and the display works fine but the unit is freezed at '9000'. When i switch it on i just see that alone. I don't know how to get it work. So if you want i can sell it to you for the price i got it which USD 60(without shipping) including the Adapter and the footswitch. Please e-mail me if you are interested in it. But u need to pay for the shipping.
Thank you. I hope this helps.
AMU
: Howdy,
: I have a ZOOM 9000 Advanced guitar effects processor which I bought back in 93 (great little unit by the way). Unfortunately someone stepped on it and smashed the LCD display. The unit still works but it is a bit too challengeing to program all the modes with no visual display (forget about using the tuning function,
: no can do).

: I thought it would be relatively easy to get a new LCD display for it but the Australian suppliers tell me there are no stocks here or in Japan (must be one sitting on a shelf somewhere hey ?). If I can get a replacement I know someone who can install it for me.

: Does anyone know of someone with a ZOOM 9000 with a bad electronics board (or even a good one they don't want ? - obviosuly prepared to pay). I could use the display. The unit retailed for around $ 500.00 Australian so I could get one cheaper maybe. I haven't seen any advertised as they may have been a popular unit.

: If anybody has any ideas or information it would be very much appreciated.

: Email welcome at [email protected]

: Thanks

: Mark Eastaugh

: Perth Western Australia

Not to brag,but I left a reveiw on the Boss NS-2 Noise Gate on Harmony Central's effects data base.Check out this box!

: can anyone suggest a good 2x12 valve combo for gigging.
: i play fast punk (not all the new trendy stuff,but more like stiff little fingers etc)i only want 1 channel plenty of gain and a great crunchy sound. i have heard the soldano atomic is good (will 20 watts be loud enough to gig). i have a trademark 6o (tech 21) and its a great recording amp but i have to ompete with a jcm 800 and 4x12 of our singer\guitarist, and it gets a bit lost on stage. any suggestions ?. cheers

I have a Fender Hotrod Deluxe 40w that's a 1 x 12" and I gig professionally with it often. I changed the speaker to a celestion vintage 30 and put in better preamp tubes (Philips and Tesla) so I get wonderful overdriven tones now as well as great clean sounds. It's also bloody loud. If the deluxe is this good then the 60w 2 x 12" Hotrod Deville should be worth checking out. They aren't that expensive compared to many tube amps and with the improvements I mentioned they kick ass. They are well built too.

Technically, yes. All electric guitars can have whammy's. However, you must have a tremolo bridge. If you have a fixed bridge it's impossible.

start here if you haven't already. hope this helps.
http://www.ultimatetone.com/

# Daryl

I'm not a singer but most of the guitarist/singers that I've worked with plug thier guitar into the same PA as rhe Mic's,

Jim in Canada

: what is the best method for amplfying an acuistic guitar. I not a picker and its not for any fancy leads but rather a singer songwriter fronting a band?

: I too am looking for info on Joshua guitars I did have a website address once but it was never available. Reason I'm interested is I bought one, and it's a terrific guitar, but the manufacture seems to be a mystery. Heard they were based out of California, but don't know if they import or manufacture, or what. Haven't ever seen another one, although I have viewed a couple for sale on GuitarBase.
: Thanks

$300-350? that's pretty funny

I need information on how do I setup my tremolo bar. I am a beginner to the rock genre & I have a fender stratocaster. I would like to know how I setup the tremolo bar. Any information would be helpful.

Thanks in advance

Gibson made a "Marauder" but it was in the '70s I think, certainly not during the 50s. Check on www.harmonycentral.com

: Need a little info on a Gibson Marudar(1953-1955)? Has anybody ever heard of it?

I might be able to show you some "instrumental rock" ideas.

You will actually have to hear them for yourself. I can't think of any songs that use much phasing. Maybe someone can direct you to a website with samples. Some good quality pedals you could look into would be....
Digitech/ DOD
ZOOM
Boss
Ibanez pedals
Try listening to "Lets go Crazy" by Prince. If I remember correctly he uses a phaser at the intro to the song ( a small solo) Yeah, he can play pretty well!
Also Iron Maiden uses some phase on "Number of the Beast" during the first verse.
Think of a phaser as more of a "whooshing sound", similar to a Flanger.