Zoom launches MS-90LP+ MultiStomp looper pedal
December 10, 2024 · 3 sources
Zoom has released the MS-90LP+ MultiStomp, the sixth generation of its looper range, the company says1. Guitar World gave a US price of $2152.
The pedal records loops up to 90 minutes long, with capacity for 13 hours of loops on the unit, 100 loops in total1. Eight effects can be applied to loops, including reverse, half speed, hold and tape stop1; Guitar World lists double speed among them2. An LCD shows the loop waveform in real time and changes color to indicate recording, playback or effects1. Zoom has provided 68 rhythm patterns, with the capacity to sync loops and rhythms so they start at the same time, and a quantize feature aligns loop start and end points12.
Zoom says the MS-90LP+ is the first looper of its kind to feature dual AD converters and 32-bit float technology1. There are inputs for mono and full stereo operation, MIDI connections for triggering and syncing the looper, and USB for importing and exporting loops1. The outputs can split the signal, sending loops to an amp and rhythm patterns to a PA1. The enclosure has five footswitches: one toggles record and play, alongside Loop FX, Rhythm, Undo and Stop/Clear1. It can run from USB, an AC adapter, or a pair of AA batteries for four hours of playing time1.
"Zoom says the MS-90LP+ MultiStomp is the first looper of its kind to feature dual ad converters and 32-bit float technology"
Gearnews describes four chunky buttons and one large blue diecast footswitch, and cites a 100-phase memory3. Guitar World describes dials for Memory, Loop effects, Rhythm and the Menu below the screen2. More on looping pedals.
Sources (3)
- “The first looper pedal with dual AD converters and 32-bit float technology ”: Create 90 minute loops, add effects, rhythm patterns and layer 'em up with Zoom's next-gen MS-90LP+ MultiStomp | MusicRadar, musicradar.com
- Zoom's MS-90LP+ looper pedal takes on Boss and TC Electronic | Guitar World, guitarworld.com
- Zoom MS-90LP+: Multistomp Looper that Forgives Your Mistakes, gearnews.com