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Zachary Vex Effects
Lo-Fi Loop Junky
Released: early 2002 |
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Features:
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- Records up to 20 seconds of your performance
- Initiate and finish a recording at any moment with a stomp switch, when activated
- Begins looping a few thousandths of a second after the record process is finished
- Remembers your loop even when unplugged or with the battery removed
- Has true bypass
- True-bypass switch initiates loop playback from the samples beginning at any time
- Vibrato with speed and depth controls, allowing a vibrato/chorus/Leslie-like shimmer
- Very slow vibrato for warped-record effects, to very fast for jiggly playback
- Real clocked-analog recording with no analog-to-digital conversion
- Records using compression for a smooth sound
- Allows overdriven recording of storage cells using record level control
- Tone control that rolls off hiss & other annoying artifacts
- no noise-reduction - its lo-fi
- Very limited frequency response. Nothing above 2.6 kHz. Brick-wall filtering
- Safety-switch to protect a favorite sample from being recorded over accidentally
- Plays back at any volume, louder than your direct guitar if you wish
- guitar preamp built-in
- Tiny footprint
- Draws as little as 2 mA from battery when in bypass mode, about 12 mA when activated
- Features aliasing artifacts, distortion, hiss, out-of-tune effects, long battery life, etc.
- Allows loop erasure during bypass, resulting in a looping hiss sample
- Never sounds like what you played into it. Always alters the original tone and dynamics
- Five knobs, two stomp-switches for bypass and record, and a safety switch
- Simple LED status indicator:
- Lights up solid while recording
- Blinks once at the end of every loop
- Stops in bypass mode
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