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hello mark, i think i can a yer q's: btw: i'll cross-post this to the list since this is about LOOPING. > does the delay feedback indefinitly without decay or overloading? yes, pretty much. in fact, you can't overload it like an old-fashioned delay. it seems to have some intelligent buffering circuitry which monitors the signal when feedback=100%. i have found that the signal starts to degrade VERY slowly while looping. however, this is actually quite a musical effect. > Can I then change delay times without destroying the loop material? yes/no. the loopage is pitch-warped to the new delay time. this is what you want, isn't it? > Will the delay time lock to divisions of midiclock as I cahnge it? yes. if i remember correctly, the time divisions are 1:8, 1:4, 1:2 , 1:1, 1.5:1, 2:1 and 4:1. the pitch-warped loop locks to each of these divisions as you turn through them - i believe this is the first looper that can do this. > How long is the max delay time? i'll have to check on this and post back later. i believe the max. looping time is around 4 sec. - but i'll have to check. > the unit is wired in parallel? yes. all of the fx (distortion, flanger, tremolo, delay) are in parallel! the distortion can also be used in series, i.e. at the top of the signal chain. PLUS: you can plug any fx of your own into an insert at the back of the distortion section. this is then controlled using the distortion controls, either with or without the distortion! pretty nice idea from them electrix people, huh? > And lastly, what sort of deal did you get on the unit? i paid approx. DM 800 in berlin, germany for demo units. one last opinion. i think these electrix units are destined to become classics. they're probably a bit expensive for your average dj or bedroom jammer, so i hope they survive. read ya l8ter, rob