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Nothing's "perfect" on stage. I've done hundreds of shows with the EDP foot controller and it's been quite acceptable. I have MIDI controllers that also get unreliable when they get dirt in the contacts, and I've had them drop memory right before a show. I even have to retune my guitar every few songs, but I'm still using it. I've had more EDP failures due to thermal issues on warm stages (and no more than a dozen of those over many years) than I've had non-recoverable footcontroller issues. If the Behringer works for you, great, but this FUD regarding the EDP foot controller is unwarranted. TravisH On 8/31/02, Adrian Bartholomew <adrian@bartholomusic.com> wrote: > 1---u need PERFECTION onstage. period. reliability is key. who wants to > be embarrased or have to compromise creativity? anything less.... is a > "bad" design, whatever the reason. > 2---if u dont have floorspace for the edp pedal, u wont have it for the > 1010 either. neither will fit into any conventional pedalbox. design > and adapt to what u need for ur act. > > ___ > Adrian Bartholomew > Leawood KS > On Aug 31, 2005, at 12:00 PM, Travis Hartnett wrote: