Looper&Adapter

This guy is dead simple to use and sounds great. If it’s not transparent, it’s wry close to it—but mono. You do have to work on your timing/coordination/memory to get perfect loops, but it’s doable. Most loopers are just as challenging in this regard. The Ditto+ is a very similar looper for twice the price, but still worth it for its ability to import loops and thus have perfectly timed loops. This looper claims to be able to do it, but it doesn’t seem to work with my computer. There’s a chance the Ditto+ wouldn’t either but I decided that I really don’t need that functionality anyway. It is possible to just ‘loop’ a backing track on this device. The Ditto+ also has more memory slots, but 9 is enough for me. If you want preprogrammed drums, extended overdubs (the Ditto+ does that) and/or stereo, there are other loopers that will fill the void. A simple, cheap, perfect sounding mono looper with 9 memory slots is what you have here. It has a built in tuner as well if you don’t have perfect pitch or good relative pitch, but I’ve never used it. The fact that it comes with a power supply is very nice. Unbeatable for the price. Right now I just put my backing tracks in just like I was looping. It works really well though it would be nice to drag and drop. I guess I’ll have to read the manual to see if I can get the drag/drop backing tracks to work. I’d say you can’t go wrong with this looper as long as it has every function you are looking for.

I'm 72 and have been playing guitar and bass for 50 years. The last 35 have been playing alone at home. I'm not capable to play 2 guitars at the same time like Stanley Jordan. So, this little looper is a real nice way to play along to anything you can input. Play a song and play along to it. Great to now play leads over rythmic tracks. Really good quality and easy to use. Also easy to save the loops on my Mac. The tuner works great too. It's fun and inexpensive .

Looper very well made and works great.. Delivered on time. The manual could be more detailed on how to transfer wav file from storage loops.

I gave this product 4 stars because it's offered with or without the power adapter which I feel should come with it on general principle, isn't the easiest to jump right into, and a bit smaller than you'd expect from a foot pedal. Also has Bluetooth capable switch (sold separately) That said this thing is tiny. I was really surprised at how small it is. But it feels like it's of good quality and weighty in the hand. The switch is good and tactile for lack of a better term. It's nice and clicky. It came in a very nice box and very well packaged. The instructions that came with it aren't the easiest to follow if you're a dummy like me. And the interface isnt the most intuitive. All that aside, I'm very happy with my purchase. After a little fiddling and figuring, it works great and has a ton of features and capabilities for the price. My biggest criticism of this product is while it has unlimited over dub feature, there's no way to switch from one loop to the next seamlessly without said Bluetooth foot switch that's mentioned in the instruction manual. All in all, really cool little pedal and worth the money. Would be great if you were building an effects board as it would save a ton of room. And having a tuner built in is really handy as it's not something I usually have...so for one to just be thrown into such a tiny package is cool. There's a lot more you can do with it....but like I said, the instruction manual isn't the most descriptive; the company could've done more to highlight and explain all of its features.

I don’t know how it compares exactly to a real DS pedal it is inspired by, but it sounds better than the model I have in a digital pedal, and it was half the cost of the real DS. I have it going into a Joyo American Sound and it sounds pretty wonderful, from barely there to screaming. I don’t use distortion all that much and this was a good option for me.

A pretty decent looper. Not too hard to figure out (tap, double tap, tap and hold the footswitch). Tuner seems to be accurate. Has a USB connection (can't recall off hand the specific type but it's a common one and it includes a cable) so you can upload or download loops from a computer. Audio quality is certainly good enough for practice and putting down musical ideas.I haven't tested it enough to see how the audio quality stands up to several overdubs and using a lot of distortion. As for the cons: The tuner and switching loops requires the use of the small buttons so you can't use your foot (well, maybe barefoot with your toes). You could build a tool or modify a cane to press the buttons, or heaven forbid, reach down and do it by hand. Can be annoying if you like to switch loops a lot. The main con, which will probably be a non-issue for intermediate or better musicians, is there is no count in to start recording or a way to sync your overdubs. May be an issue for people starting to learn. However once you get the hang of it you should have no problems with it.

It works fine.

Fabuloso para uso amateur, fácil de usar, muy intuitivo, las luces ayudan mucho a armar un loop. No mete ruido, se ve muy resitente, es metálico y pesado.