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The new looper in town!
Finally! after a few months waiting for this pedal, its here.
I've been using this pedal for a few weeks already, its pretty intuitive and easy to use, has a lot of record time compared with the Ditto, a separate stop button (which is great to have when playing live), and you can also store several loops in memory that stay put even after it's powered down.
I like the size and layout of the buttons too. I mainly use it for on the fly looping while practicing, so I can play some lead over a rhythm, but I plan on fitting it into some songs while jamming live too.
If simple and easy to learn is what you want, this is a piece of cake, The red, green, and yellow LED lights, and the seven segment display are also pretty cool, and give you great feedback of which mode you are in at any given time.
I totally recommend it!
I've been using this pedal for a few weeks already, its pretty intuitive and easy to use, has a lot of record time compared with the Ditto, a separate stop button (which is great to have when playing live), and you can also store several loops in memory that stay put even after it's powered down.
I like the size and layout of the buttons too. I mainly use it for on the fly looping while practicing, so I can play some lead over a rhythm, but I plan on fitting it into some songs while jamming live too.
If simple and easy to learn is what you want, this is a piece of cake, The red, green, and yellow LED lights, and the seven segment display are also pretty cool, and give you great feedback of which mode you are in at any given time.
I totally recommend it!
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What it says on the box
I have never understood why looper pedals must look like space ships and have features that constantly have you reach for the user manual. The 720 is nothing like that. It is what it says on the box. A straight forward looper. No more, no less. For me, using it more or less exclusivly for practicing purposes, it is all I need. I would imagen that if your into building looper landscapes and/or using it in a live context, there might be other, more exact and precise loopers, but for me, this is perfect. Also: It does not look like something out of a StarTrek movie. Which I also like...
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A really good Looper
Creating the loop for my solos on the guitar is what this device amazes me to do.. It is very easy to learn and it provides you the opportunity to create your own loops for jamming, adding , soloing, hearing etc
Pros are at the tapping of each loop there is space for 10 records which it might intimidate a piece of song you wrote or know.. a really small con is there is no power on/off switch as I have noticed.
The device is a right choice for looping ether you are familiar with them or you are just getting started. Playing with it it will increase your skills in music for performing better and understanding your own sounds.
Pros are at the tapping of each loop there is space for 10 records which it might intimidate a piece of song you wrote or know.. a really small con is there is no power on/off switch as I have noticed.
The device is a right choice for looping ether you are familiar with them or you are just getting started. Playing with it it will increase your skills in music for performing better and understanding your own sounds.
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Wow
First of all: i love looping. Consider it a part of my musical world, on-stage, at home, or rehearsal. This being said, i always had a Ditto x2 (and a x4 for a while) and loved it. Sound quality and it's features always suited my looping needs.
Then i decided to add a new looper in my rig, and tried this one. "Wow", i said and thought!
All the features from ditto, but fade-out and banks. In a slightly smaller enclosure. So... I'll sell my x2 and buy a second 720.
Two things though: i usually use rec-overdub-play loop flow, but the standard rec-play-overdub has something in the switching which is not quite right, regarding timing.
Other thing is the lack of an usb port. With 10 banks EHX should have give us that.
All in all, 5/5.
Then i decided to add a new looper in my rig, and tried this one. "Wow", i said and thought!
All the features from ditto, but fade-out and banks. In a slightly smaller enclosure. So... I'll sell my x2 and buy a second 720.
Two things though: i usually use rec-overdub-play loop flow, but the standard rec-play-overdub has something in the switching which is not quite right, regarding timing.
Other thing is the lack of an usb port. With 10 banks EHX should have give us that.
All in all, 5/5.
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Compact and reliable
I create a lot of guitar loops in real-time and this is the most useful looper I have used. It's compact but has a lot of features and looping options, it is easy to use and sounds great. Always on my pedalboard, even bought a second one for extended possibilities of soundscaping.
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going loopy
easy to use
well made and solid
very happy with my looper
well made and solid
very happy with my looper
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Great STEREO looper
Great looper with two channels, possible to loop two inputs simultaneously, Great build quality, sturdy, yet not so heavy. Sound quality is great without any audible artifacts, no drop in signal level or signal quality. Stomp buttons do not click, easy to tap so looping process goes smoothly.
Features like half speed and reverse work Great, can be toggled simultaneously.
Fade out function is great too with controllable fade out time.
From downsides - not possible to overdub when fade out function is happening - if you toggle overdub during the fade out, loop goes back to pre-fade volume level.
For some people can be a downside lack of usb connection to transport loops for further editing.
All in all great looper for those of us who want to loop one instrument in stereo or two separate instruments.
Great for layering and sound on sound ambient drone loops, though ever evolving drones with fade out are not possible.
Features like half speed and reverse work Great, can be toggled simultaneously.
Fade out function is great too with controllable fade out time.
From downsides - not possible to overdub when fade out function is happening - if you toggle overdub during the fade out, loop goes back to pre-fade volume level.
For some people can be a downside lack of usb connection to transport loops for further editing.
All in all great looper for those of us who want to loop one instrument in stereo or two separate instruments.
Great for layering and sound on sound ambient drone loops, though ever evolving drones with fade out are not possible.
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