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At 10:26 AM 8/5/2004, Kevin wrote: > I've only >used the Boss RC-20, which was so-so. I had to really drop the boot >on it to get either switch to go, and the whole 'the first loop stays >just as loud as you add more loops' thing kinda turned me off. you need feedback control! >Also, >it seemed that you could only overdub a loop that was the same length >as the first loop. I'm not sure if this is common with all pedals, >but I would think this would hamper some people. What I mean is I >can't record a 2 measure beat, than say a 4 measure bass riff, etc. >If I loop something for 2 measures, the rest of the overdubs I put on >it will have to be 2 measures as well, right? I'd be interested to >know which pedals do this and which don't :-) I don't think there are any pedals that do that. The Gibson Echoplex does it easily with the multiply function. The Repeater also has a multiply function, but its version of multiply is less flexible and not so intuitive to use live. >I know Keller Williams uses a Jam Man, which I found odd because I >didn't read very many positive reviews about them. Keller actually uses Echoplexes now. >So, my problem is which of these to buy. Like I said, I've only tried >the RC-20, so I really can't compare them. I don't plan to use more >than one instrument live (for now), but I may use more at >home/recording/etc. I'd like to stay around or under $200US, but >that's just a preference. At that price you are only going to get very simple loopers with many limitations, and none of them will do the functions you are looking for. kim ______________________________________________________________________ Kim Flint | Looper's Delight kflint@loopers-delight.com | http://www.loopers-delight.com