Looper Guitar Pedal Guitar Loop Pedal Tuner Pedal 9 Loops 40 Minutes Record Time Unlimited Overdubs for Electric Guitar Bass (Black)

I use this looper at home. It is easy to use and the sound quality is good. The LED loop progress indicator is really useful and the tuner in the pedal is a great bonus. I like the 9 memory slots too. Nice to save a loop and work on another without deleting the others. It is well built of metal and the switch operates smoothly. Lots of features for a great price. I like it and would recommend it.

Great looper for beginners and pros. Great price. Easy to use.

This is an incredible looper. It does what it says it does and is easy to use. Just tap or double tap for playing various loops. Hold to delete. There’s more, but it’s nuances. Look. I’m updating this: I am currently thinking about just trying 6 of these in a row instead of buying a more expensive pedal that still only has 3 actual accessible tracks. That is, all the loopers I’ve seen, including the iconic Boss ones, require pressing a button to access the tracks. They might have 100 channels, but you can only use 3 at a time. So I’m gonna stick 6 of these in a row and it will cost less money and offer quite comparable performance. Will update. The eq thing is still a work in progress For me it’s great. I use it to record rough drafts and it’s great to stack loops on. The problem is that it retains all that eq. It has a volume nob and that’s great but you can’t do that live. As in it’s unrealistic to expect me to record a loop, reach down and fine tune the volume, and then resume playing. Most looper users want it for the live aspect, and this won’t fulfill that role like a more expensive looper will. That does not mean I don’t love it. It’s great. Just know what you are getting it for. I yams the star off for that reason, as that’s a function more expensive pedals will fulfill without losing anything this pedal offers.

I love this looper. In fact, I like it so much that I bought a second one because I keep my acoustic setup separate from my electric setup. I also bought a third one for my son. Things I really like: 1) The recording quality is very good. (It records in WAV format.) 2) I really like that you can upload songs to the looper to play along with and download loops that you made to your computer. In fact, I'm going to use this to build songs with my son who lives in another state. We will send the files back and forth while adding tracks. 3) The tuner is very accurate. 4) Loop length is 10 minutes, far better than many competing loopers. 5) Nine looping tracks that you can access and save separately. 6) The lights that let you see exactly when the "base" track will start and end makes timing very easy. One more thing: Some reviewers on both Amazon and on YouTube either don't know that this looper can be powered by USB or they say it can't be powered by USB. But it can be powered by USB. In fact, I've never powered mine with 9V adapters. I only power them with USB with USB. Most people have USB adapters just lying around. Also, some power strips have USB ports built-in. Also, when you are downloading or uploading tracks to your computer and are plugged into USB to do that, the looper is also powered by that USB connection. Here's something I do that others may want to consider. My two loopers (one for my acoustic setup and one for my electric setup) are both powered by USB as mentioned above. But I also have very long USB chords running from my PC's USB hub to the loopers. So when I'm ready to download or upload a track to my PC or to the looper from my PC, I simply unplug the USB plug that is powering the looper and plug in the USB plug that goes to my PC. That way I don't have to unplug and move the loopers to move the tracks. The looper never has to be disconnected or moved. It always stays in place with my pedals. I could just leave it plugged into the computer to power it but then it would be on whenever my PC was on. That's why I normally have it plugged into a different USB adapter. And that adapter and everthing else is plugged into a power strip. So I just press one button and everything is powered up - the amp, pedals (including the looper), an effects processor and a digital recorder. I have identical but separate setups on my acoustic and electric sides. I press one button and everything fires up and is ready to go. Very convenient.

The build quality is great and sounds fantastic. There's not to much to say about it. Everything feels solid. It's really easy to understand and use. It's intuitive to control. The switch is solid and delivers a satisfying click. The knobs are rugged and smooth and the buttons are easy to use. The screen is clear and super easy to see. The sound quality is great, very clear. You can overdub endlessly and the sound quality never changes. It holds 9 loops and up to 40 minutes of record time divide any way. The USB connection is a really fantastic addition to any delay pedal. Being able to save loops and create loops in a DAW and load them into the pedal is brilliant. It's so easy. It records them to WAV from the pedal. I'm not sure what formats it will play in it, but WAV is fine with me. It's a solid pedal, easy to use and sounds great. It's a great value, you get a lot for the price point. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a delay, and absolutely recommened it to friends. I also purchased a Lekato mini amp and love it, Lekato is now a name I trust.

Very useful. All in one

Bought this as my first looper two years ago, and even though I've upgraded since, I still use it! Up to 10 minutes per loop, unlimited overdubs, 40 minutes of overall time, recording at 24 bits, and 9 loops....you'd still be challenged to find something that beats these features at this price, imho. It's also nice and hefty/sturdy for it's size. Pros: I've never hit the time limit for total time, or for each loop, so it doesn't feel restrictive or limiting (beyond, of course, having 9 loops max...). It's also easier to move the .wav files over to your computer hard drive than with other loopers (no burdensome additional software needed- just click and drag). The controls are also straightforward and intuitive. Also, there's a tuner built in! Just press and hold the selector buttons simultaneously and voila- you're in tuner mode. The small size and tuner built-in also make it great for traveling, and is an easy addition to a micro pedal board. And lastly, the LEDs that circle the loop number display show you where you are in the loop, which is SO helpful when building loops. I find that it helps to have a visual to orient me- especially when getting to the end of a longer loop that's a few minutes long. Cons: The lights that show you where you are in the loop are bright as hell! I cut-up some blue painters' tape and put it over the screen so it isn't so intense, and it's a lot easier on the eyes. Also, the sound quality isn't QUITE as good as some of the comparable but more expensive loopers (the Ditto+, which I also own), but it's pretty close, and honestly has a bit of a "lo-fi" charm if anything- or maybe that's just my style- it's hard to tell. 10/10 recommend picking this up if you're looking for something simple.

I bought this specifically for its ability to import wav files and was disappointed to learn that additional software had to be obtained. As far as I can tell, this was never mentioned. The software was free, but lacking in user friendly menus. I did contact the seller by email who only sent the link to the software initially and when I emailed them again for some additional information they never answered. I found that the other functions of the looper were okay but not a real user friendly device and kind of cumbersome. Others may find the opposite, but overall I just didn't feel it was worth it. The manual was written in tiny little letters and vague at that. I returned it and went to look for something better.

Excelente producto, muy práctico lo recomiendo

Happy with product/value and its timely delivery

Muito fácil de usar e o som de gravação muito top

nice pedal but keep in mind that the loop length is fixed by 1st loop you created. The overdubs should be of exact same lengths as the first loop

This unit is getting well deserved good reviews as it does what it claims to do, is reasonable priced and is incredible well built. This my first go at using a loop pedal and once I get my timing firmed up (which of course has nothing to do with the unit), I will be very pleased. The instruction are easy to follows and there are many YouTube videos on setting up, use and advice. The digital display on recording and playback are very helpful. Very pleased. Note that the manual foot switch is a bit slow but you will spend a lot of money to get one with a electronic switch(s). Also, if you need to change between the channels during your tune, you will need an electronic page turner, which also is inexpensive.