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Post by modulatoresp on Jul 23, 2009 13:11:59 GMT
I'm making a very small compact rig and wondered what the smallest looper is, preferably battery powered
I'd quite like something like the Boss DD-20, as I use it with very long delays, with the feedback set to full, to build up a loop, then lower the feedback to let it die away.
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dococ
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Post by dococ on Feb 9, 2010 23:19:06 GMT
Old school solution is an EHX 16 sec delay (more than 16 secs though).
I still fiddle with mine sometimes.
The simplicity is inspiring.
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Post by nick robinson on Feb 10, 2010 11:08:23 GMT
I'm making a very small compact rig and wondered what the smallest looper is, preferably battery powered I'd quite like something like the Boss DD-20, as I use it with very long delays, with the feedback set to full, to build up a loop, then lower the feedback to let it die away. Belated reply, but the good old G2 would do this. It's "frozen echo" rather than proper loop, but that's the kind I prefer! I wrote a review of it for loopers-delight (they never used it) www.nickrobinson.info/music/tech/g2.htm |
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Post by modulatoresp on Feb 10, 2010 12:13:51 GMT
Thanks, I have pretty much decided that the DD-20 is probably the smallest thing that will do the job, just need to work out if I can extract it from its excessively heavy case
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Post by modulatoresp on Feb 11, 2010 1:22:08 GMT
though the G2 might make a good mini fx processor to use with the DD-20
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