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Hey, thanks for the advice. I'll start saving my pennies! I think I'll probably go with an Echoplex as a second looper (if they ever get here!) and keep my Digitech 2112 for a while. It's a pretty good unit for the money. One question though, with the g2, can you have multipal effects with the 20 sec looping? That would be good. steve lawson wrote: > >I just got an email from Lexicon and they do indeed confirm that the >JamMan > >function on the MPX-G2 is MIDI synchable, as is the original JamMan. As > far as > >I can tell, all you'd have to do is send the MIDI out from your drum > >machine/sequencer into a splitter and you'd have two more or less in >synch > >loops. > > Ah, that's interesting, as the JamMan can provide MIDI clock info, I'll >have > to try driving the G2 with the JamMan.... could be fun! :o) > > >The problem is that it seems that Lexicon wants about $1700 for the >MPX-G2 > with > >a foot controller. A bit steep. You could have bought 5 JamMans for >that > new > >and had some extra for MacDonalds on the way home. To the people on the > list > >that have it, is it worth it? (not the MacDonalds, the MPX) > > Do NOT get the G2 solely as a loop device - it's a great effect, but not > worth the money. As a multi FX however, I've not come across anything > that's anywhere near as good. I write for Guitarist magazine in the UK >and > get to try out every new FX unit on the market, just about, and this is >the > best, most versatile, instrument effects unit I've ever tried. If you >want > the best, it's worth the $$$$. If you just want something for fun, go >for a > floor unit... > > cheers > > Steve > http://www.steve-lawson.co.uk - subscribe to my new mailing list here. > steve@steve-lawson.co.uk > > "I know there's a balance, I see it every time I swing past." > - John >Mellencamp -- Mark Sottilaro Professional Publications, Inc 1250 Fifth Ave, Belmont CA 94002 Multimedia Production E-mail: msottilaro@ppi2pass.com