Zoom 505II Patches

This is my Accoustic simulator.

Comp   Dist   Gain   ZNR/AMP   EQ   Mod   Dly/Rev   Level
C2      Â Ac     29         A5       45     C2        H3       29

Well i don't like mine but, Here are some sites you may want to look at.

http://www.safaricomputers.com/505/
http://ultimateguitarpage.com/zoom505/
http://www.vhvault.com/~mr5150/Zoom505_Patches.html

I'll have to disagree on the not for gigging. this one has run stereo into just about everything.
And kicks after a tweaking,
A friend of mine who plays a mesa asked once how in the h*** can you get all that sound out a stomp box and two 15w crates.

But any how: heres a couple that should bring some life into things. you may want to tweak the eq for your pickups.
These are ones use mostly when I use to take it out .
Important: Set your amps on clean channel.
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modified marshall sound
Comp L5
Dist   BL
Gain  24
ZNR  off
EQ   23
Mod  C1
Del/rev H1
Level  25
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you'll see when you whammy a pinch harmonic
Comp  L8
Dist     Od
Gain    22
ZNR     6
EQ        27
Mod      Off
Del/rev  H1
Level     28
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this one for crying the blues
Comp C2
Dist    Od  
Gain   18
ZNR     4
EQ       26
Mod     Off
Del/rev  H3
Level      23
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close to REO speedwagons, Ampeg v4's
Comp   L1
Dist      bL
Gain     24
ZNR       5
EQ        28
Mod      Off
Del/rev   H2
Level      23

See if they change your mind...Have fun...

joe

What I ment by not great for gigging was that it has a delay when switching between patches. So if you wanna switch tones mid song the patches would have to be near each other. It could cause problems.

I gotta try out that Marshel Sound patch.

Oh and thanks for the links Musi.

Awsome! The first link had this one.

Comp   Dist   Gain   ZNR/AMP   EQ   Mod   Dly/Rev   Level
C1                bL           15                                         2                      20    OFF                               H1                               25
 
"As about as similar to Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page as one can get with this gadget. A nice warm tone, with a mild blues distortion. Adjust the gain +5 or -5 depending on the song. For best results do not use bridge pickup by itself."

I Have A Fender. Now I can have that warm Les Paul Sound 8)

I have a Zooooooooooooooom II and its Great.
Yee Haw!  8)

I found all these  :P
This on has over 1000 patches.
http://www.zoom505.hpg.ig.com.br/welcomehome.html

Tons on this one  ;D
http://www.geocities.com/blueeyes00_2000/SpPatches.html

Peace..

But i hate that it dosen't have a true bypass

Yes, you have to group the presets.
I usually put a rhythm sound and the lead sound that  complyment each other next to each other.

joe