@@HMohr You are very welcome. 😎

@@SayJee it depends on the guitarist. 10 ms doesn’t bother me but I would want to go much above it.

@@dddddddd9870 I can’t make those sound comparison now, I have sold my Valeton GP-100 and Boss GT-1. Which sounds better between the GP-100 and the Boss GT-1? I would go with the Boss GT-1. I really like the RP360XP, I think its effects still hold up pretty well, but I’m not sure the amp and cab sims do. The Valeton GP-100 is ok, but if you could go acquire one of the versions of the Valeton GP-200, I would highly recommend that, especially if you could get the full fledged GP-200. Great sounding, and very versatile. The Boss GT-1 is all plastic, so it might can’t handle a lot of abuse, but it has great sounds and can run of batteries. If you want an inexpensive multi-effect that sounds good, check out the Sonicake Pocket Master.

@@andersonstampone254 Nexus 1.0.2 (Windows)

@@jaychen2000metal Yes, that is correct. The loop can be moved around in the signal chain, just make sure the loop is before the time based effects (modulation, delay and reverb), unless you would like some of those to go into the front of the amp.

@@adamstein9333 They did add a few other ones, but nothing in your list unfortunately. Hopefully they will continue to release some more, I would love to see a Soldano one.

@@jedduy8144 I wouldn’t say you have to run it in stereo, and I would also say you shouldn’t have to run it into a DI, especially if you are using the XLR out. Just curious, if you use it with just headphones or using the XLR’s into your computer’s USB audio interface, how does it sound. Not that it helps your situation, but lately I’ve been coming out one of the 1/4” out put and going into my Catalyst 60, with the return of the effects loops configure for Power Amp and I’ve been enjoying the sound/tone I get.

@Tone-Quest Running into headphones w/ Bloka is very good 👍👍 Running XLR into Audio Interface (Focusrite Scarlett) sounds good also. Maybe I just have to ask FOH to turn up my master volume so I'm not clipping 😊🙃 Thank you for reply!

@ Good luck, I hope you find a resolution or a combination that works for you. I have a PA in my room and I’ve not run it through there. Maybe I’ll give that a shot and see how it does.

@@pinealservo IKR, I’m very excited to see what comes out.

@@らーめん-t9n No, the Spark Mini does not have a built-in autowah effect, but you can access an autowah effect by purchasing the "Hendrix effects pack" which adds it as an option within the Spark app; essentially allowing you to use an autowah effect on your Spark Mini through the app's selection of effects.

@ Thanks a lot

@@thesaj1110 Nothing wrong with your assessment, which is why I did the video. If you like it and buy one, awesome. If you don’t like it and save your money, that is awesome too. Actually, I now want to try the mini Blues Man pedal. Cheers.

@@LuisSanchez-qp8ki Universal Audio Knuckles 🏆

@@MorocoMty16 Thanks, much appreciated.

@@brianhintze6440 My pleasure, yes… the more I use it, the more I enjoy it. Very handy indeed.

@@LuisSanchez-qp8ki I prefer the Valeton GP-200. It is so close to being perfect. It sounds good, easy to use/understand, not super expensive, has XLR out (which I like), you can import your own or third party IR’s, backup presets easily, has an effects loop, there are a good handful of resources that make quality patches for the GP-200, 8 foot switches that are very configurable… I think the only thing I found it doesn’t have the ability to do is… assign a foot switch to toggle on/off the effects loop, which isn’t a deal breaker but could be very useful.

@@guitareplayer7141 I wasn’t sure, so I plugged it up, enabled the boost and turn the gain to max and turned it off and on several times… there was no pop. I could hear a little hiss from the gain being maxed out, but no pop.

@@Tone-Quest Thanks! It sounds really good in the video. Have you compared it with other overdrives?

@ No Sir, never really compared to anything, that I recall.

@ Tone city mandragora, Joyo Bright day?

@ Ok, here ya go. kzbin.info/www/bejne/baPLYZaFh8qkjc0

Answer to your questions: 1. Not on the Mooer Prime P1, but you can on the Prime S1 and P2. 2. Just with the Prime P1, and no phone, you can cycle through 4 presets. If you want to adjust effect parameters you need the phone/mobile device. If you want the ability to change banks, and go through the 4 presets of the bank without the phone, I think the Prime S1 would be more of what you are looking for. Also if you pair the Mooer Wireless foot controller with the Mooer Prime S1, you can turn off and on 4 different effects in each patch. The Prime P1 and S1 are essentially the same device but the S1 is built in a foot switch enclosure and you also get the ability to load third party IR's. 3. It has 10 effects block, if you also count the Amp and Cab block. 4. The Mooer P1, P2 and S1 use the concept of banks and 4 patches per bank. The Prime P1 has 10 Banks. I've not used the Prime P1 in any professional live venues, but I've used it to jam with friends and in a few social gathers and it did great for my needs. I hope that helps a little.

@@Tone-Quest Just riding on this exchange as well (1) when switching patches without a phone can some patches be for bass and others for guitar? Or do patches saved either all for guitar, and all for bass. (2) can the looper overdub with both bass and guitar presets?

@@jesterariola2864 (1) When switching patches without a phone can some patches be for bass and others for guitar? Unfortunately, I would say no. They split the Prime P1 into three sections: Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar and Acoustic, so you have to choose which section or environment you want to be in. (2) Can the looper overdub with both bass and guitar presets? I would say it is not intended to work that way since you have to choose which environment you want to be in: Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar and Acoustic, but I would say it might be possible, since some electric guitar amps are really bass amps that have become popular for guitarist to use... i.e.: Fender Bassman. So, it might be possible to get a semi-decent bass amp patch or tone to be use in a loop under the Electric Guitar environment. I hope that helps. Cheers.

@@Tone-Quest Thank you for the response! This was my worry to getting this unit. I do hope this limitation has been resolved in the newly released prime m1 which i haven't seen much content on, or the Sonicake pocket master. My aim is to have a practice unit capable of looping both bass and guitar together. Thanks again and awesome stuff man 👌

@@mikeykhhung The markings on the unit don’t specify.

I originally thought the HX One would sound much better then the MS-200D+, but after doing this comparison, I would say the MS-200D+ sounded just as good, if not better than the HX One. So good on Zoom 👏👏👏

@@Tone-Quest I'd say the Zoom sounded significantly better. Try the comparison again but using one of the original Zooms. Thanks for your many great tests.

Awesome, glad it could help out a little.

I connected the Prime P1 to my Windows 11 computer via a USB-C cable (on both ends), and the Prime P1 shows up as a Recording Device listed as "Microphone (2 -Prime P1)". I selected it and recorded straight to the PC.

@ Thanx for your response. In Mac appears only as an out source for playing the drum beats and the looper. Really a pity…

@ That is a bummer.

@@Ruim.Demais None that I know of, which is a bummer.

@@Tone-Quest 😞

The Valeton GP-100 has 99 user patches available.

@@sparks2spare782 I’ve been very happy with mine too, and it is just so darn convenient to record with.