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I'm sure you didn't miss me :-D but I'm back. For some reason I got unsubscribed in late November -- I realized it sometime later but didn't get the time to resub till now. I bought an RC-50 when it came out, but I was very disappointed, with two issues: - the glitch that occurred when you went from "record" to play. - the fact that my left output was 12dB less than my right one. It was confirmed to me that the first one was common to all units; I didn't find anyone with the second problem and assumed I had a bum unit (but I unfortunately didn't detect it till it was too late). So I shelved the unit. This weekend, I brought it out, upgraded the software, and gave it a whirl. I knew that the upgrade sort of fixed the glitch, and that's sort of right. What really cheered me up was that the second problem also cleared itself up! It must somehow be a software glitch - which actually makes sense now I think about it, the whole thing is "fly-by-wire" (all levels are digitally controlled). Yaaay! However, there's still a glitch-let when I go right from record to play. It's small, I've decided it's usable to replace my headrush (which only does one loop but NEVER glitches), but it's noticeable. Any hints on how to avoid it? It only occurs on the first go around... ALSO: I'm still doing my Monday nights in the East Village. http://swirly.com has a little information but I have a lot more music to upload there. We're definitely looking to book interesting acts! There's no $$ now but there's a good PA, I record everything digitally (though there's been some glitches with the piece-of-&*#$ MicroTrack II I managed to get almost everything) and dancers and funny lights and things - and more to come. Let me know, off-list, if you wanna do a set. -- /t