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RE: digitech time machine vs. zoooooooooooooooommmmmmm (the winnner is clear)

<P><FONT SIZE=-1>There's always a beginning...&nbsp;&nbsp; So you bought
a zoom.&nbsp; Although they sell like mad and get alot of talk, I've always
loathed scrolling "data-entry" user interfaces....&nbsp;&nbsp; I hate to
say it, but to me, knobs are essential (like ni***les, they must be 
twiddled!!!).&nbsp;
And for all intensive purposes, the time machine sounds better than the
zoom products (*subjective/excuse me).&nbsp; I could try and discuss the
Zoom stuff with you sometime, but I'll only end up reinforcing this 
message.....
FOR THE MONEY, YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH A DIGITECH TIME 
MACHINE....ESPECIALLY
ONE OF THE MODELS WITH 6 OR 7 SECONDS.&nbsp; With a Zoom, the user is 
forced
to work within a series of pre-sets and you can only use one effect at
a time.&nbsp; BORING.&nbsp;&nbsp; The TIME Machine gives you 
chorus/flanging/echo/doubling/arm-trigger.....
direct out/Mix out/phase out (stereo)/arm-trigger foot control via 
momentary
foot-switch... Foot control over delay time (which also effects chorusing
and flanging) via a volume pedal... Foot control over repeat-Hold 
(momentary
foot switch, again!)...</FONT>
<BR><FONT SIZE=-1>I CAN GO ON.</FONT>
<BR><FONT SIZE=-1>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Regardless, I plug into my friends
time machine and I'm stuck there for hours... and I have fun...rather than
frustration.</FONT><FONT SIZE=-1></FONT>

<P><FONT SIZE=-1>Peace to all and have a great day!</FONT></HTML>

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