Re: boomerang vs. rc-20 vs. line6 vs ??

["Butch" <paulrichard10@attbi.com>]

Ya, know...the RC-20 isn't half-bad. No UNDO of course which makes for 
exact
playing but having the 10 loops is pretty nice for this level of machine
(plus a 'one-shot'). Why the developer's only allow scroll-up through the
loops (with an optional footpedal) and didn't provide a scroll-down or even
start from Loop 1 is a mystery. That feature would have increased the
usability of the Loop Station greatly. Decent sound quality, though. And,
it's fairly easy to use. Adjusting appropriate input levels is a breeze,
too.

Regards, Paul
----- Original Message -----
From: "Douglas Baldwin" <coyotelk@optonline.net>
To: "dylan" <dylanhassinger@yahoo.com>;
<Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 8:06 PM
Subject: Re: boomerang vs. rc-20 vs. line6 vs ??


> Dylan wrote:
> > as far as start/stop style loopers, what's the best? and
> > what's the best for the money? i don't really care to much
> > about speeding/slowing it down or reverse. although these
> > are cool features if the money's right. but all i need is
> > something where i can hit "start", play a riff, hit "stop",
> > and get it to start repeating. then hopefully it'll let me
> > solo over it without adding my new crap to the loop. what's
> > the best for the buck?
>
> Again, my vote is for the Headrush. In the newest Musicians Friend, the
> RC-20 is $280, the Boomer is $450, the Line 6 is $250, but the 'rush is a
> baby bird: Cheap! Cheap! at $170.
>
>