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Near as I can tell, nothing in the music gear industry ever gets killed, except for maybe wax cylinder recorders. Transistors didn't kill tubes, the electric guitar didn't kill the archtop, hard disk recording didn't kill tape, rack mount effects didn't kill stomp boxes, AmpFarm didn't kill the amp industry, etc, etc. The reissue guitar/amp/effects industry seems stronger than ever. The net result is there's just more of everything. A few years ago did you think the VG-8 was going to kill anything? TravisH On Monday, August 25, 2003, at 04:23 AM, Loopers-Delight-d-request@loopers-delight.com wrote: > By the time I had enough money to buy an EDP, there was a better > choice (for me) available. The Repeater. If I had to replace it, I'd > get another. My only worry is when there aren't any more to be had. > By that time the EDP will have been killed by this: > > http://www.plugzilla.com/Folder.2002-09-28.2833/News_Item.2003-03- > 02.1700 > > Trust me. If not this unit, it's offspring. Popularity will rise, > prices will fall. Most won't be running looper software, but that > won't matter. Other VSTs will help make it popular and bring the > hardware price down and make competitors offer other VST based > devices. Since it's all dedicated DSP hardware it won't have issues > that your laptop now has. Someone will write a killer VST looper and > that will be that. No use arguing with me. I'm from the future and > I've seen it happen.