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>> How much does an echoplex cost (US) anyway? Is >> there anywhere i can try one out within a reasonoble >> driving distance from Philly? > >Echoplexes often aren't as expensive as you'd think. The retail is about >$879 for a new unit, but for just over $500 I picked up a brand new unit >*plus* the foot controller. Why? The store I got it at (Nadine's here >in L.A., incidentally one of the few places I've found that even stocks >the thing) wanted to move the units. Loopers are pretty esoteric; very >few people know what they are, and most of the few that do don't have the >right combination of interest and finance. So you should be able to >track down one of the three "Big Ones" (JamMan, Echoplex, or Boomerang) >at a pretty decent cost. > >Imagining the day Boss comes out with the $250 LP-1 looping stompbox, > >--Andre Also, the Echoplex uses 30 pin SIMMs for memory. I've seen prices for the 4MB simms as low as $30!!!! That means you can get a full 200 seconds in an Echoplex for only $120 or so. When the thing first came out nearly 2 years ago, the 4MB simms were close to $200 each, and having the full 200 seconds seemed like such an extravagant luxury. Now it seems like everyone should have that much.... kim ______________________________________________________________________ Kim Flint | Looper's Delight kflint@annihilist.com | http://www.annihilist.com/loop/loop.html http://www.annihilist.com/ | Loopers-Delight-request@annihilist.com