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I'm looking into maybe using the Boss DD-20. It's stereo, has like 23 sec of loop/delay time and a bunch of other features. The cool thing about it is it's $229. The bad thing about it is you can't control feedback in loop mode. I think I may be able to get around this using it in the effects loop of a mixer. There's the Repeater, which is my main looper of choice. Why? Because you can get them for around $600 (I got mine for $550 new!) they are steeped in features such as reverse playback, time stretch and dilation and best of all (IMO) it will chase a midi clock better than any other looper *ever*. The EDP is great, but change the tempo a bit and you're lost. Bad news is, don't try and find one at the Guitar Center or anywhere else. Electrix went down hard a year or so ago. You can still get service though, though TC Electronics, as they were both part of IVL. (a big audio chip/gear maker) There are a few other issues with the Repeater, but I love mine to death. Every time I think, "I should buy another looper for a small show mini rig, maybe an EDP... Hmmm I could get a Repeater for a lot less and have it stereo or 4 track mono... hmmmm." Silly. Anyway, hope that helps. Not much choice for stereo loopers in today's topsy turvy world. Good luck. Mark Sottilaro On Saturday, July 12, 2003, at 02:44 PM, Scott Hawley wrote: > Dear loopers, > > Please pardon my naivete. > I'm looking for something that will let me do looping > in stereo. That's all I want; I don't need any extra > features (harmonization, reverse...whatever). I'd > like about 15 or more seconds. Does anyone have any > suggestions? > > I'd imagine that I could buy two EDP's and sync them, > or I could even buy something from Eventide, but I'm > not willing to pay that kind of money right now. I > guess I'd like to stay below, say, $1200. I could > easily buy two mono pedals like the ones from Akai or > Line 6, but how to operate them reliably in tandem? > > Reason as I ask is, I have a really great guitar > pickup (TranceAudio Amulet) that does wonderful stereo > output and I'd hate to lose that if I wanted to > "loop." I'd also like to run my vocals through the > looper, and it just would make sense to just send the > stereo "effects sends & returns" from my mixer through > the looping hardware. (I do solo shows.) > > I do have a Mac G4 laptop with an M-Audio Quattro > interface, so I'm open to software solutions... > provided the latancy is realllly low and I can somehow > get some kind of foot controller for it. > > Many thanks, > Scott > Austin, TX > (used to live in Berlin -- sorry I missed the > Loop.pool show! :-( ) > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! > http://sbc.yahoo.com >