Re: New here and looking for a looping device

[ArsOcarina@aol.com]

Janosch,

Welcome to the LD (Loopers Delight) list. 

I rather like the DD20 myself. I also own and use 2 Echolpleses in my s
et-up too -- with a lot of other gadgets and toys (including 2 Vortexes 
and a GR-1). However, the DD20, while small, is stuffed with enough 
cool features that it makes a pretty serious and interesting musical 
tool all in itself. Whenever I have reason to go "primative" and leave 
the big rack of gizmos behind (or most of it) the DD20 is what I take 
with me. At one point in time I experimented with using 3 of them at 
a time -- though now I am back down to just owning one. If I had to 
pick a single pedal/device (beyond just my guitar and an amp) to do 
an impromptu gig with, the DD20 is what I'd choose. Add an Ernie 
Ball volume pedal and I can entrtain myself (and maybe a few others) 
for hours. :-)

Best regards,

tEd ® kiLLiAn

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