Re: DL4 question (next question)

[Pratt Winkle <prattwink2@yahoo.com>]

Are you familiar with the digitech pds 8000 or
digitech time machines? I love the way they are
set up to operate. Does the Dl4 work similarly?
Allen
--- Steve Lawson <steve@steve-lawson.co.uk>
wrote:
> > I remember a while back someone posted
> something about there being
> different
> > operating versions in the hardware of the DL4
> (help me out, I'm struggling
> > this early in the morning :-).  There was an
> early version that had some
> > kind of bug in it that was resolved in a
> later version of the unit.  I
> > searched the archives but couldn't come up
> with any more information on
> > this, but I know I had done the test
> previously and found that I do have
> one
> > of the older models.  If anyone knows what
> I'm talking about here (a
> > challenge in itself I know) could they send
> me the info on what the fix is
> > so I can contact Line 6 about it.  I checked
> with them a while back and
> was
> > told it wasn't really a problem but I'm not
> so sure at this point (strange
> > bugs in the unit make me question their
> statements).
> 
> I can't answer your question, but have just got
> one of these and am amazed
> that nowhere in the literature that I've seen
> is it being sold as a 28
> second sampler, which is what it is! In 'slow'
> mode, which you can choose
> before you start recording, you can record up
> to 28 seconds of stuff, which
> is not far off JamMan spec (my other looping
> tool) - 14 was sounding a bit
> crap, 28, with the option to reverse it and
> sending it up into mickey mouse
> territory is much better! :o)
> 
> Steve
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