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Rob, I have the same setup you do live. Acoustic guitar and vocals...that's it. What I do is mic the inside of the guitar (it's actually a lavalier type mic that I wired into my guitar.) I then sing into the soundhole for effects. The out put of the guitar gets eq'd then goes into an H20 chorus/reverb then into Gibson Echoplex and into the board. I love the echoplex because of the multiply function-make a small loop on stage--voila! nice long loop synched with another series of something-er-other twice as long. Prior to that (and still on occasion), I used the Boomerang +. It works well but isn's as versatile as the Echoplex on stage. Tweaked properly, it's not that noisy. I've thought about chaing the stage setup and mixing the vocal mic and the guitar through a small 2 channel mixer and going that route but I still like the soundhole effect as it looks cool and people wonder "what is that guy doing?" You can check out http://www.bloggingmuses.com/2007/02/14/songwriters-spice-up-your-performances-with-live-looping/ as check out the article there. KT Tunstall has her setup diagramed plus a youtube peformance showing it in action. Might help you see what can be done. Hope this helps! ~peace~ Plish www.michaelplishka.com www.myspace.com/michaelplishka www.myspace.com/bohdanovich