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----> I recommend the Digitech DFX94--long out of production, I saw Matt Davignon using two of 'em and snagged one off eBay. It does the pitch shift and has a number of other cool options, including trigger, sampling and a hold function--it's similar to the others Digitech has made. Didn't see one just now but did find this: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3713424335&category=41415 All the old Digitech pedals probably do what you need, and I bet not many modern units do--the Repeater lets you change pitch, but it's prbably not what you want either. I do see loads of used PDS-1002s tho--if you liked it, snag another--they are going cheap! Gary Steve at Subscape Annex wrote: A friend on a local mailing list I'm on asked this, so I thought I'd forward the message here. Any responses I'll send back to him. Any suggestions? ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Hello All, I am a guitarist from Chapel Hill and my old delay pedal has recently died and I need to replace it. I am looking for some advice. The old pedal was an ancient Digitech PDS-1002. It had the following two features that I need; 1. Rather than starting and stopping a loop, it had an infinite repeat switch that infinitely repeated whatever was currently being delayed. This was much better for creating loops in real time, especially in a group situation. I liked it for Bill Frisell-esque loop creation. 2. Once the loop was created, you could adjust the delay time knob and change the pitch and speed. This allowed you to play the pedal and create very trippy stuff. I have another delay pedal (the Line 6 Delay Modeller, so if I could get these functions in a looping pedal, I still have an option for straight delay. I was hoping to buy something new rather than sinking money intop a 15 year old pedal on EBay. Thanks, Bruce