Thank you! Does it have any presets? I don't need all 99 the Boss has to offer but some would be nice.Everything that I have seen about the Ditto has been very positive. Great reviews and very reasonably priced. I have one but just haven't used it enough to give a valid comment. The Ditto X2 supposedly adds a little bit of user freindliness with an extra button and allows one to input and export loops.
Hey Robert,
I was an early adapter to looper pedals. I think they are great tools.
I've owned several , have two at the moment.
Like most technology these days, you can go deep or simple, with options in every direction.
The advise I'd give is, think about how you want to use it.
Simple loopers, like the Ditto, do one thing, record your loop and play it back and those can be used as fantastic practice tools.
As you move to the more complex units you start to add things like memory ,to save or transfer loops to/from your computer.
Maybe you'll get some ideas from these previous discussions:
http://bluesguitarunleashed.com/forum/index.php?search/4822747/&q=looper&o=date&c[node]=35
Hi folks, relatively new here but ready to start buying gear. Watching Griff has me sold on getting a looper.
Any recommendation out there? I'm thinking the BOSS RC-3 Loop Station Compact. Any thoughts?
You comment is why I mention this. If you don't have a DAW or some fancy e-drummer thing, the RC-3 drummer is pretty cool.Just something to help me practice.
Agreed with TZ, take a look at the RC-5, lot of features that you will never use but they are there should you need them. I paid $199 usd and have no regrets, you could probably get a great BF deal over the weekend.If you are looking at the Boss RC3, take a look at the RC5. It just came out recently with some pretty good uprades. There is also the new RC 500 if you want to step up to a bigger unit with more options.