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>This thing looks very tasty indeed... is that $259 aus or u.s? That would be $259US, the Akaipro web site is in the US, and the NAMM show is as well. >not into looping? a pity.. there a not that many of us in oz... I've been lurking here for a while trying to get some information about old tape echos like the Roland RE201/301 and the Maestro Echoplexes, but havn't had much luck. I need some information on what model Echoplexes to look for! My interest in them has been mainly for effects in recording my ever growing collection of synths/drum machines and for use when recording demos etc for friends, but I think I might try this looping/improvisation stuff when I track one down or get something new like this Akai pedal. How do you use the loopers in a live situation? do you start with a beat or something, and set the looper to the length of the beat so it loops in time, then layer other sounds over the top of that loop? What other effects and things do you do with the looper, when using it in this sort of live lopping situation? Thanks Simon Canberra AUSTRALIA >> http://www.akai.com/akaipro/namm99.html >> >> and >> >> http://www.akai.com/akaipro/press/9901-FX.html >> >> >> >> E1 Headrush Tap Delay / Tape Echo Simulator / Looping Recorder >> >> 16 bit Digital Delay - Delay time from 0.5ms to 23.8sec >> Tape Echo mode with 4 tape-head parallel outputs for amplifier or mixer >>inputs. >> Simulates an analog 4-head tape echo machine >> Looping Recorder with overdub mode - Powerful tool for solo performances >> Max. Recording time is 11.9 sec for loop recording >> HEAD GAP adjusts the delay time between the heads >> Delay time is from 10ms to 5.9 sec >> HF Damp simulates an analog delay sound >> Feedback sets the feedback level for repeat times >> Ratio allows adjustment of wet and dry mix >> Dynamic delay control - sets the delay time by tapping the footswitch >twice >> True Bypass