Además en un video comparativo, hay un señor muy vehemente que dice (no sé si le pagan) esto:
"ZOOM uses 24 bit 96 kHz processing internally. The AD & DA conversion is the same for both units: 16 bit, 44.1 kHz. However, once the signal is converted within the ZOOM products, the higher bit rate delivers vastly greater dynamic range and 96 kHz processing makes models more realistic.
Another thing that is often overlooked: Noise. ALL zoom products have a very low noise floor; over -102 dB ! That's as good as the best Carl Martin pedals, as good as many AVID plug ins and superior to most of high-end studio hardware.
And since ZOOM was the first company to use an internal side chain for sensing guitar signal both before and after distortion circuits, they have the best internal noise gates. That is the same type of noise gate used in the Decimator and newer EHX units. Do not let Decimator fool you. They may have some tenuous patent, but they did not invent side-chain triggering of limiting amplifiers. Audio engineers ( like me) have been doing that for decades, long before the digital era.
Another great fact to know: ALL the ZOOM products use the same high-quality converters and internal processors, regardless of model or price point. That means that even if you buy ZOOM's cheapest pedals, they will have the same quality of internal processing and low noise floor.
The ZOOM business model is logical. They use the SAME super fast HQ chips for most ( if not all) their digital products. Therefore their engineers do not have to relearn the idiosyncrasies of every damn new chip that comes along. That means they spend less time & money in R & D, which brings the cost down. Another good thing about using the same chips: they buy in BULK to get big discounts. That's why ZOOM products ALL have great sound, low noise and bigger bang-per-buck.
Although I love the ME 80 for its simplicity, ruggedness and permanent visible knobs, the ZOOM is a clear winner for realistic models, dynamic range and low noise. The low noise might not seem like a big deal until you want to record. THEN it becomes THE central issue. Certain BOSS branded effects can only be found in the BOSS line, but except for peculiar special effects ( like Tera Echo and other MDP effects) all of those can be imitated or done better with a flexible effect chain once you know how."
Yo ya aquí me pierdo, porque no entiendo de electrónica, pero si a alguien le dice algo...
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