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Wengy posted:I'd like to get a looper pedal for guitar practice, what would be a good one? I have the Ditto Looper X2, and it is simply fantastic. Highly recommended if you don't need all the bells and whistles.
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Morley mini, though it needs some minor internal nodding for proper performance.
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Handen posted:Has anyone tried the Digitech Drop who can comment on its tracking latency? I'm interested in the concept, but if it's anything like the EHX Pitch Fork I have that has too much tracking latency to be useful to me as a parallel effect then I'll have to find something else. I purchased the Drop for a reason you touched on: all of it's competitors have noticeable latency. I use it often with Rocksmith, where any latency at all can ruin the game. If the Drop has any, I'm not hearing it, and the game isn't having issues either. Only downside is the price tag.
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Looking for suggestions/advice for a OD/Distortion double pedal to replace my Visual Sound Jekyll & Hyde. I like it, but the new board I'm working on can't fit anything more than 5" x 5". Right now, I'm eyeing the ZVEX Box of Rock or an MXR MC402. Anything you folks would recommend?
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massive spider posted:The jeckyl and hyde v3 is only 5 x 6 if you can stretch to that. Most other double pedals are bigger. I checked out the v3, it won't fit once it's all plugged in. Looks like minis are probably the way to go.
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Schpyder posted:Dunlop CryBaby Mini and Volume X Mini, maybe? A Winner is Jew posted:I picked up the crybaby mini a while ago and highly recommend it.
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Death Panel Czar posted:Anybody here ever try daisy chaining TC's digital pedals with analog pedals? I know there are horror stories about digital and analog chains being noisy depending on the type of digital pedal being chained, but most of what I see mentioned is EHX or Strymon pedals. I've tried it, and it resulted in a constant low level whine. Switching any pedal in the chain sent a loud pop through the signal, even when the last item was a tuner muting the whole board. The hum was negligible when anyone played anything, but the second it was quiet, that high pitched hum would drone on until I switched off the amp/PA.
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The Demilich posted:Anyone have any expression pedal recommendations? Dunlop DVP3 is solid, the DVP4 is too, but smaller.
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massive spider is dead on If you're thinking of full Helix or LT, you don't need the Drop unless you're using crazy-high DSP on every patch. If you're using the Stomp, you could go without it, but the poly capo on its own cuts off numerous amp and effect blocks. The Drop is the only pedal I haven't been able to permanently remove from my Stomp board for this reason.
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