Re: Loop IV manual (Please!!!!!!) hear! hear!

["David" <vze2ncsr@verizon.net>]

Here is my unequivocal "Hell Yea" in support of this idea.

I ended up taking my Loop IV chips out and reverting to Loop III  as I was
getting too confused trying to learn the things I'd not learned before so I
could use some of the new features.  Yes.  I'm dumb that way.

A single consolidated hardcopy spiral bound manual that I could BUY would 
be
a glorious and wonderful thing in my life.

Who can I direct my query to with any hope of getting aforementioned 
manual?

David Kirkdorffer


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John Metzler" <jarofjam@mac.com>
To: "Loopers Delight" <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2003 4:18 PM
Subject: Loop IV manual (Please!!!!!!)


> I would really like a copy of the Loop IV manual that comes with the
> newer EDP+.  I have recently upgraded to Loop IV from Loop III and
> along with the upgrade chips came an upgrade manual.  I was never, by
> any means, a master of Loop III but I always had the manual out on my
> table for studying.  Now I have both the Loop III and Loop IV upgrade
> manuals on my table at all times.  It is a bit of a headache because
> the upgrade manual tells you how the functions have changed but if you
> didn't have the Loop III manual memorized then you have to go back and
> learn the old way to apply the new way.
> I would love a proper manual for Loop IV.  Not a PDF, because that
> gets messy.  I am always flipping around through my manual.  If I have
> 300 single sided unbound pages I get frustrated as hell and end up
> killing someone.  Then I have to dig a hole and my hands hurt for days
> and I can't play music.  You guys (and gals) understand right?  I want
> a copy of the manual as it comes with the new EDP+.  I don't mind
> paying $20 bucks for it.  It would be sooooo very appreciated.
>
> Can I get a "Hell Yea!!!"  brothers and sisters?
>
> ---John M.
> I know about pain and suffering and being cold, but I just wanna
> .......Rock!
>