| What is the best looper for hi-fi vox? ALso, i am looking for one that includes the ability to add and subtract loops, and then add them back in later. So far, Boss Ac-50 seems to be the best...ideas?
worth On Mar 23, 2010, at 8:31 PM, G wrote: Hi Walker If you're only using mono then the new Looperlative LP2 pedal about to come out looks to beat other looping pedals hands down. Personally I'm after a stereo pedal that behaves itself with midi sync, uses non-volatile memory cards, along with some other basic features I want and there's simply nothing out there yet. 2880 and RC-50 are closest but with many issues, so I'm just waiting. -- G. To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.comSubject: New Loopers From: Walker Argendeli < heckler0077@bellsouth.net> Date: Sat, 20 Mar 2010 18:08:19 -0400 For several weeks now, I've been getting ready to buy a serious loop pedal. I've
been looking around, investigating, and trying to determine which is right for me.
I'd like one of the more powerful ones, a la RC-50 or Echoplex.
I realize that software like Ableton is regularly updated, but I'd like a pedal.
The problem is, RC-50 has been out for awhile, yet some basic flaws remain while
Boss/Roland completely ignores users. The powerful Echoplex (gibson digital pro
plus) was discontinued some years ago. Thus, I'm stuck- what do I buy? Are there
any rumblings of new loopers on the horizon, whether that's a boss rehaul (or even
firmware update), a new echoplex, or something else? I'd like something with a lot
of features (I realize I won't use many of them, but I like to have them for
tinkering), but I don't want to be stuck with the limitations of current ones.
Granted, if nobody's heard anything, that leaves me with the current product
lineup. What's the general consensus: RC-50, echoplex (bought used), or something
else?
Thanks,
Walker
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