Zoom G2Nu and G2.1Nu patches ready

To all those who have been waiting and to those who may later be interested, I have finished writing 30 patches for the Zoom G2Nu and G2.1Nu. The price will be £25GBP for each pedal to be programmed. Payment can be by Paypal, and files will be sent only by email, as usual. For details and conditions and general enquiries please email me charliehallATntlworld.com (replacing AT with @).
Programs are easily installed (I have only tested this with a Windows computer running XP3), requiring a standard printer USB cable, and the Zoom Edit&Share program, which can be downloaded from the Zoom site here:
www.zoom.co.jp/english/download/software/edit_share.php
Patch location numbers for the programs are the same as for the older G2 and G2.1u, except that I have added a new Duane patch for the Duane Eddy sound, making 30 patches in all. All the sounds seem better to me than on the older models.
I have noticed several improvements with these new models over the old ones. The amp models seem to sound better (especially the AC30 model) and there are more of them. There should be less need to reduce the treble control of a guitar amp when the pedal is used with one, but this will also depend on the sound of that amp. There is a reverb effect called Arena that sounds very good, which I have used for several of the programs including the Abbey Road Reverb patch. The echoes also seem to sound better in some cases. There is a button that can be used to globally switch cabinet simulation on or off, perhaps useful for using the pedal without a guitar amp or amp sim. Direct recording with a USB connection is possible with a suitable driver installed, although I haven't tried that. There is also a power management button on the underside, when switched on it allows the unit to go into power saving standby mode after 25 minutes of non use, useful if running the pedal with batteries.
Regards,
Charlie