LEKATO Guitar Looper Pedal Drum Machine, 2 IN 1 Stereo Guitar Drum Loop Pedals 100 Drum Grooves,40 Slots 160 Mins,Tap Tempo, Fade Out, Loop Pedal Supports External Footswitches for Guitar Bass

Works great. One of the easiest on the planet

I really like this pedal. The 4 minute per track limit is a bit awkward, I'd definitely prefer 25-30 slots instead of 40, if they could last more like 6 minutes, which is enough for just about any popular song. Otherwise, this thing is pretty darn great. Some of the drum tracks are pretty bad, but most are useable and it has a pretty wide variety of tracks and timings. A silent/flash only metronome is possible as well.Some minor improvements I'd like to see other than the above:1. A power switch. Most guitar pedals don't need this, but this one would definitely benefit2. Flash the metronome lights even when in 'looper' mode, if a drum track is playing. You have to switch back to drum mode to get the flashing along with the drums.

I purchased mine during a $20 off promo making it a down right bargain. While the instructions are horrible, there is a good on line tutorial by a musician o YouTube (This is a new version BTW, disregard old demos & loopers ) that will get you up and running fast. Two F.S. buttons make a huge difference to record, overdub and redo. Plenty of options on the looper side and drum machine side to create just about any genre you like. I have not messed with the software or USB interface yet, but having lots of fun right out of the box. I am playing guitar through a guitar amp and its sounds just fine and even has volume levels for the loop and drum recorded tracks. Lots of slots and memory to record and just have fun with. Get one and don't forget to get a power supply.

I have rarely used this pedal, and it no longer turns on. When I first got the pedal, I noticed it took a while to turn on. However, a couple months went by since I last used it and when I plugged it in, it turned on, but it was stuck on setting and I wasn't able to change any settings. I unplugged it and plugged it back in, and it didn't turn back on. Voltage and polarity have always been correct. Not sure what's going on, but it seems to be some sort of bad circuit design. Don't buy. You'll waste your money.

As a looper with built in drum patterns it is pretty good for the price. My issue, which may be user error - is that the output is very low volume and that rather than having a stereo headphone jack the "left" & "right" output jacks are a pain requiring an adapter to listen. It is a bit of a deal breaker for me.

The media could not be loaded. Very easy to use very sturdy construction this thing is awesome for the price point I would say you get more than your money's worth. The only downside is that the drums are a little cheesy sounding but hey once again for the price point it's definitely more than enough to help you practice or even put on a little solo show. I would rate the drum sounds three out of five stars but definitely not a deal-breaker. I just wish they had some reggae options. Other than that though this thing is awesome. I always give accurate assessments of products.so againEasy to use: YESsturdy: YESVersatile:YESEasy to read display: YES super bright and crisp

Fun as inexpensive toy. Canned drums are not anything I'd use in performance, but a good practice tool.

This is a sturdy addition to your pedal board. It has excellent build quality and sounds great. It takes a little effort to learn which knobs and buttons do what. But that being said, I was using it within an hour. No discernable signal noise or loss.