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Tim Nelson wrote: > I found that using sends I was overloading quite easily and had to find the > right 'sweet spot' to get a good level with low noise that wouldn't get > crunchy on me. A hair in either direction can make a big difference. > > If you're running straight in, you may want to try a compressor before >the > looper, or at least something to attenuate your signal a bit. Amen on this. There is only a small region on the DL4 between "not enough signal to process" and "distortion". This is somewhat less of a problem while looping but if you use the box as an effects unit you'll run into this all the time. Dunno why manufacturers don't make a gentle, switchable compressor/limiter as the first stage in their effects units... The Headrush, FWIW, is less succeptible to this phenomenon. /t -- I am the wombat.