ZOOM 9002

[sithgt6]

Hey wise and mighty JCFer's...

I have an old Zoom 9002 effects processor (little strap mountable bugger) that died on me a few years back -- no output -- I was wondering if anybody here was familiar with this thing and possibly be able to steer me into a direction to fix it -- any help would be appreciated.

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[Jack Napalm]

Re: ZOOM 9002

I had the same problem with mine. It worked one day and the next it just stopped. Zoom said they could take a look at it and fix it but the cost would have been about as much as finding one on eBay. I tossed mine finally.

[sithgt6]

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That's what I've heard -- I got a Boss GT6 to replace the gap it had left my set up -- but that thing was just so damn handy and I was hoping to run across someone who has had the same trouble and figured out a way to fix it themselves -- oh well, I'll keep my fingers crossed and maybe I'll run into somebody some day.

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[Jack Napalm]

Re: ZOOM 9002

This thread made me realize I don't have anything to travel with anymore. The Zoom I had did a tour overseas with me and was a constant road companion. I getting ready to move and will be without an amp for a month. I need to get something new. The Zoom 9003 looks promising.

[sithgt6]

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Mine too -- Gulf War 91-92, my best friend for six month tour in the Med, Red Sea and Persain Gulf. Damn I miss that thing...

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[Jack Napalm]

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No way! What unit were you with? I was on the Sai Pan from October 91 through April 92 with 1/8. I can't remember what MEU we were.

[sithgt6]

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Sorry -- I was a squid shipmate... lol USS America CV-66 -- haze gray and underway. Airdale, V2 Division, Bow catapults -- hungry, dirty and tired.

My hats off to ground troops though -- your ocean was sand, ugh -- just the thought of that much beach with no bikini's... lol.

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