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i got the pedal and was pretty happy with it for about a week and then i noticed all of its shortcomings. although the price tag is about half of that of the edp and repeater and less than all of the other pieces available...the question you need to ask yourself is "what am i planning to do with this in the long run?" it is a great toy, but without all of the functionality of the other devices, are you going to outgrow the rc-20 really quickly? by you being on this list, i'm guessing that you are actively trying to do something more with loops than just having something in the background and although boss makes pretty reliable boxes...it just isn't the beast that the repeater and edp are. some situations, you can go with lower end gear depedning on what you are doing, but for loop based stuff, you really need to make the plunge into the real deal stuff...again, depends on what you are doing...but having sync abilities and midi is super important to use this gear practically...but the rc-20 is a really fun and expensive toy for someone looking for that extra texture. just my opinion...e va n --- "Reid, Benjamin" <BReid@about-inc.com> wrote: > I get the impression not a lot of other people use > the Boss RC-20. I got it > primarily because it's Boss, had long loops, and was > affordable. Are there > other RC-20 users on the list? Seems like the EDP > and Repeater are most > common. > > On the whole I like the pedal, esp for the price > point (225 used) Things I > see holding it back: > > + No midi synch. This seems so easy I can't explain > why it's not on there. > + Limited time stretch. > + Also seems to be a minimum loop time (I might not > have learned this > properly yet) which won't allow you to get lower > than 1 second. I was hoping > to make sub-second/stuttering loops. > > Anyone else have similar experiences or opinions on > the pedal? > > Ben > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/