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>You're quite correct: it's not your fault that you were given incorrect information from these retailers. And I'm personally very sorry if you feel that you were mislead. < Ah, therein lies the rub. You're right of course; it's the retailers who, having represented themselves as products experts & etc, did the bulk of the misleading. Apparently my fury has been misdirected... Please accept my humble apologies for the rant... Should have waited a few days before writing that one. I also shouldn't have fallen into the trap of believing anything a retailer says... how stupid of me. I do still feel, however, that the fact that the looping capabilities of the JamMan are mono only should be CLEARLY and prominently displayed on the unit, in advertising, etc... Again, any musician who sees such a device, and sees that it has "stereo" outputs, is going to naturally assume, unless knocked over the head with a brick (d'oh!) that the output will be in stereo. If this was clearly displayed on the unit then we wouldn't have to rely on the misleading input of sales people. >Mono or stereo was never discussed...So at worse they're guilty by omission. Case in point. Again I was daft not to researched it well enough on my own, and accept my share in that guilt. Again sorry to have ranted. And all stereo/mono discussion aside, I am still having an extended love affair with my JamMan... Finally popped in the extra memory a few months ago, and am in looping heaven ... Everything from African percussion to bizarre conversation to guitars & random found noise, etc.... Aaaahhhh... jj