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I'm afraid I have to agree with Andre on the low sample rate of the 'Rang being its biggest drawback. I went into a store, looking to buy the B-rang as my number one choice. I liked the layout of the pedal and the fact that it was a one-piece unit AND the backwards loop thing (breaks my heart that the JamMan doesn't). I plugged it in, drooling copiously, using a sweet Hamer tele and an even sweeter VHT Pitbull combo (a very clean guitar and amp combination), and tried to layer a simple chord progression in fourths. The sound was just a bit too muddy for layering stuff. The quality of loops by themselves sound pretty cool in a low-fi sort of way. I just wish it was cleaner. Kim made a great suggestion a while back when I wrote much the same thing a while back- that the B-rang had a hugely long sample time, but a pretty low sampling rate. I would own one of those bad boys right now if I had half the sampling time and twice the sampling rate. Glad to see you are part of the list, Mike. Hope I put it politically enough. Trevor