Zoom MS-70CDR

One of the best ways to use this pedal with all this kind of flexibility for me is to have it as an auxiliary sound on your pedal board, like that ext...

Today we're taking a look at the Zoom MS-70CDR. So here we have the brilliant Zoom MS-70CDR Multistomp effects pedal. Basically it's a chorus, delay a...

From a warm vintage sound to a clear modern tone, this one pedal offers incredible versatility.

I run _everything_ through Zoom MS-70CDR 😎 Beggars can’t be choosers and for its price it’s insane! Thinking of maybe getting another. Also would love to trade settings with other folks using it as their master effect.

I like the sound of the effects, but this thing is not for live use. You can’t bypass the device if it’s in step-thru FX mode. You can’t step thru a chain of effects if it’s in Pushbutton on/off mode. For me that means I can’t use it live, unless I bent down to press 2 buttons and then stepped on th...

It takes line-level input (I kept shorting my first guitar pedal because it only took instrument level and I was using line-level synth outs on it), is simple to use, and goes from a small room reverb to an airy shimmery freefloating drift through the universe with a few knob twists and switch flips. I also have the El Capistan which a lot of synthesists are into because it's a pretty compact but nice-sounding tape echo that has a bit of spring reverb as well. Death by Audio also makes a couple of reverb and delay pedals that are built like tanks, sound great, and have a lifetime guarantee, and most of them are within your price range new. For way less than any of those, you could also pick up a Zoom MS-70CDR.

Good product, makes for creative musical tones! Overall 4 stars but I have to deduct 1 star because it is a noisy pedal for many amps. (My Jackson Ampworks, overdriven head is super noisy with this pedal, compared to fender DeVille (run clean) combo is only a little noise.) Essentially makes the ped...

The Zoom MS-70CDR is impossible to beat in virtually every way.

Although, if you've already got an HX Stomp that you're using as an amp sim, maybe look at getting a dedicated amp sim pedal and free up the Stomp for actual effects?

Effect is very quiet and quality of effects modeled is truly superb - esp taking into account price tag. If you play ambient music and do not want to spend hundreds more on Strymon's boxes then Zoom 70CDR may be your ticket. I am currently using a combination of TonePrint capable TC Electronics reve...

A few years back all i use was a Boss BD2, Joyo Ultimate Drive and a Zoom G3. This way, you still get a quaility drive section (budget digital multi fx drive sounds are horrible in my experience) and a vast selection of mod, delay, and reverb sounds from your multi fx (Zoom MS-70CDR is a great one for this purpose).