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2 EDPs. I use a pair of Oberheim EDPs. Call me an idiot, but I am still using Loop III software (yes Kim, I AM an idiot). I bought Loop IV when it first came out (years ago now) but don't have a programmable MIDI pedal to take advantage of all of its neat(er) benefits "on the fly" so-to-speak. Consequently, alas, I have not gotten around to installing the chips yet. I keep 'em safely tucked away for when the time comes in the same packaging they were sent in. I have owned EH 16-Sec delays, JamMen, Boss and DOD/Digitech stomp box delays and all sorts of other stuff. I have and use 2 Lexicon Vortexes but I don't use 'em for looping per se. Having once worked for the "World's Largest Music Retailer" I have spent plenty of time with Boomerangs and Zoom pedals and all sorts of other fab units. I DO own a DL4. But (so far), I only use it for acoustic gigs where I just bring that, a combo amp, volume pedal, my trusty Lakewood guitar and a couple of decent cables. It's very freeing to leave "The Rack of Doom" behind sometimes. I don't do that very often . . . but perhaps I should though. I am getting too old to do this much longer. I thought long and hard about getting a Repeater when IVL/Electrix were still making them. I encouraged the drummer I most frequently work with, Bob (Dr. Bob) Sterling, to get one and he seems pretty happy with it. I see and hear some of the stuff that the Walker boys do with theirs and kinda wish I'd taken my own advice and bitten the bullet too (back when money was more plentiful, heheh). I am still thinking long and hard about the Kaoss 2.0 pad (I waste too much time playing with it every damn NAMM show). But really, The 2 EDPs (and the one DL4) are getting me by just fine right now. Besides . . . reality being what it is . . . the kids ALWAYS need new shoes and Christmas is coming (in a little less than 7 weeks now). Ho! Ho! Ho! tEd ® kiLLiAn http://www.mp3.com/tedkillian http://www.pfmentum.com/flux.html http://www.CDbaby.com/cd/tedkillian http://www.guitar9.com/fluxaeterna.html