You may also be interested in the Looper's Delight pages for the legendary Lexicon JamMan.

Since there is some confusion, this Digitech JamMan Pedal has nothing to do with the original Lexicon JamMan. Digitech is owned by Harman, who also owns Lexicon, and therefore Digitech can and does use the name "JamMan". And despite what ads from Digitech say, their JamMan pedal also has nothing to do with the legendary Digitech PDS delay/sampling pedals or the legendary Digitech RDS TimeMachine series of rackmount delay/samplers.

Looper's Delight Review #1 of the Digitech JamMan - by Steve Burnett

Reviews Needed - please do one!!

Digitech JamMan commentary from the Looper's Delight Mailing List Archive

Digitech JamMan Press Release

LooperTools software for Digitech JamMan file management

Digitech JamMan User's Comments at Harmony Central

Search Usenet for Digitech JamMan Posts

Digitech JamMan Home Page

Digitech JamMan manual (pdf)

Digitech JamMan Features

• Record rhythm loops and solo over them on the fly, completely hands-free.
• Save up to 99 independent loops at one time.
• Store over 24 minutes of looping time on the included CompactFlash card, in .wav format.
• Upgrade to a 2GB card to store up to 6.5 hours of audio.
• minimum loop length is 3.5 seconds (not really a feature, but you should know)
• Undo/Redo of single layer of overdubs
• Two stop modes, either stop immediately or play to end
• Built in metronome
• Connect to your computer via USB to save and recall loops
• slow down or speed up loops without changing pitch
• Auto-Record function to start recording when audio begins
• high-impedance instrument input
• CD/Aux input with center cancel mode to remove vocals
• Balanced XLR mic input
• footswitch jack for scrolling through loops and arming the Auto Record feature