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The scrolling feature list on the Gibson EDP web page says: Up to nine loops simultaneously I read this to mean that I can have up to nine individual loops playing back at the same time. Is this true? How did I miss that in the manual? Or, do they really mean (the "More Loops" parameter) that I can have up to nine _consecutive_ loops, one playing back at a time followed by the next loop, etc. While I am here I'd like to submit my feature request for the next EDP model. (Kim did say he and Matthias were very busy, I can only imagine that something is in the works?) 1) Dual channel stereo looping. A parameter setting could switch between 50 second mono or 25 second stereo. This implies, of course, L and R inputs, outputs. 2) If "Up to nine loops simultaneously" does indeed mean consecutive, then true simultaneous loops (not necessarily all the same length) would be great. 3) Greater memory expansion for those simultaneous stereo loops - which kind of rules out the Motorola 68k cpu. -Allan future perfect wrote: > http://www.gibson.com/products/strings/echoplex/index.html > > Had to dig a little for this on the Gibson site- nothing really new, but > some pictures of the 'Gibson' model. > > Dave Eichenberger- guitars.loops.devices > http://www.hazardfactor.com