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In a message dated 10/21/04 8:36:35 AM, mcskwayrd@yahoo.com writes: << Rather I'm finding that the volume of the overdubbed part (which gets added to the loop, and is then controlled by the left knob) is too low compared to the rest of the stuff already in the loop >> Hi Did I miss a description of your signal chain? Are you running the guitar straight into the RC20 or routing it through a mixer first? I often found the opposite on the old RC20, the overdub would often be too loud relative to the base loop. I nearly always put a preamp before the RC20. Your amp may be reading the signal passing through but the RC20 may need a bit of help. And for the heck of it, run the cable into the mic jack and compare results. Also perhaps worth trying, if your amp has an fx send/return loop you might insert the RC20 there and check the result. Hopefully there will be a way to tell if there is some problem with that particular unit. I liked your review, very thorough and thoughtful. As mentioned on the List before, if you are working in preset measures you can establish an empty loop of the appropriate # of bars then overdub onto the empty loop, then you will be able to undo back to the empty phrase. Great point about a headphone jack! regards BobC www.cdbaby.com/rpcollier http://trundlebox.iuma.com http://tinyurl.com/yuru7