Tons of high quality, practical effects; also some very psychedelic and specialized effects. The amps emulate accurately, the preamps drive nicely, and most everything is low-noise/noiseless. Even so, a very effective noise-reduction circuit emulation is included. The looper is simple. Not much more to say on that. The drum machine sounds realistic (within reason) and provides many different rudimentary beats and rhythms. The interface is simple, taking about 10 minutes to figure out.

Overall, it’s very easy to find a great tone, and it is very capable of incredible tone, rivaling that of any analog effects. And for .99, you CANNOT beat it.

I’m a former Zoom B3 owner. Having used that pedal, my expectations for Zoom design were pretty high. For it seemed like a good idea. Yes, the pedal is in a plastic housing, but that actually didn’t bother me. The plastic is pretty durable. My disappointment is the interface. The menus used to operate the device are no where near as intuitive as the B3. I could not figure out how to bypass the pedal. The only workaround I found was creating a patch that has the bypass "effect." That is a major design flaw. While I really TRIED to like the pedal, I ended up hating it.

Lots of fun. Makes practice time a jam session. Lots of options and sounds effects. Screen is small for me. Better to mount it up so I can make changes by hand. Just have fun with it at first. Your fingers will get too sore before you run out of options. Fits in my gig bag. Light weight. Click and go features. I like to shake the walls and this little guy does the trick. You cannot beat the price and arrived quickly.