In the fiscal year ended December 31, 2020, Zoom Corporation's main product categories accounted for the following percentages of sales: Handy Audio Recorders (HAR), 43%; Digital Mixers / Multitrack Recorders (DMX/MTR), 13%; Multi Effects (MFX), 12%; Handy Video Recorders (HVR), 10%; Professional Field Recorders (PFR) 7%; other 15%.
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G1XNext
G1 Four
G1X Four
G1u
G1on
G1Xon
G2
G2.1u
G2Nu
G2.1Nu
G3/G3X
G5
G7.1ut
G9.2tt
G11
GFX-1
GFX-3
GFX-4
GFX-5
GFX-8
GM-200
MS-100BT
MS-50G
MS-70CDR
ZFX
503
505
505II
508
606
606II
707
707II
1010
2020
3000S
3030
4040
8080
9000s
9002
9002 Artist's Edition
9030
9050S
9120
9150
GFX-8
At the time it was released, the GFX-8 was the flagship of the Zoom GFX series.
It has a solid steel dark green body with an opto-based pedal on the right and red LED display on the top left. It uses the Variable Architecture Modeling System (V.A.M.S) technology. In general, there are three main internal modules: for drive, for modulation and for delay. The unit allows a high level of distortion customization by using specialized software. It also allows the use of external distortion. The technology used in the unit does not allow full reordering of the effects but allows some of modulation effects like wah and phaser to be connected before or after the drive module. The drive module implements dynamic related effects like compressor, overdrive, distortion and fuzz. After the drive module, the noise gate module called ZNR (ZOOM Noise Reduction) is connected, followed by a parametric equalizer (presence, treble, middle, bass). The amp simulation module is connected next and allows various types of guitar amplifier simulations. The modulation module implements effects like wah, phaser, chorus, ring modulator, tremolo, vibrato, flanger and pitch shifter. The delay module is used to implement delay and reverb effects. Effects that require high processing power use modulation and delay module together. One such effect is the jam play effect, which allows, for example, a guitar player to play a rhythm guitar part and then play a solo part over it. The unit design is oriented toward ease of use by providing more knobs than usually found on such units, thus making the unit look more like a chain of effect boxes instead of the typical effect processor with a "few knobs many functions" type design. The unit has mature MIDI capabilities, allowing both control from an external sequencer or using the unit as a MIDI controller. The MIDI OUT can be configured to act as MIDI THRU.
Bass guitar effect processors
506
506II
607
708II
B1
B1x
B1on
B1Xon
B2
B2.1u
B2 Four
B3
B3n
B6
B9.1ut
MS-60B
MS-60B+
Acoustic guitar effect processors
504
504II
A2
A2.1u
A3
Studio rack mountable effect processors
RFX-2200
RFX-2000
RFX-1100
RFX-1000
Zoom Studio 1201
Zoom Studio 1202
Zoom Studio 1204
9010
9200
Digital recorders
H1 Handy Recorder
H1n Handy Recorder
H2 Handy Recorder
H2n Handy Recorder
H3-VR
H4 Handy Recorder
H4n Handy Recorder
H5 Handy Recorder
H6 Handy Recorder
F1-SP / F1-LP Field Recorder
F2 / F2-BT Field Recorder
F3 Field Recorder
F4 Field Recorder
F6 Field Recorder
F8 Field Recorder
F8n Field Recorder
MRS-1608
MRS-1266
MRS-1044
MRS-802
MRS-8
MRS-4
PS-04
PS-02
HD8 / HD8CD
HD16 / HD16CD
R8
R16
R24
Q2HD
Q3
Q3HD
Q4
Q4n
Q8HD
Rhythm machines
RT-123
RT-223
RT-323
RT-234
MRT-3
MRT-3b
SB-246
ST-224
ARQ AR-48
ARQ AR-96
Guitar amplifiers
FIRE-36M
FIRE-18M
FIRE-36
FIRE-18
FIRE-7010
Audio interfaces
TAC-2
TAC-2R
TAC-8
UAC-2
UAC-8
AMS-22
AMS-24
AMS-44
