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Thanks! I haven't tried the setup out yet, just put the board together and went on vacation straight after. But this isn't my first DL4, so I know what I'm up for.

I might put a EP-booster-clone on there if it fits.

ognoy wrote:

The delay is strong with this one

Needs more pitch shifting.

ognoy wrote:

How do you like the black secret?

goroth wrote:Needs more pitch shifting.

Bearstripes wrote:

ognoy wrote:

How do you like the black secret?

Love it.

I really want to try it and compare it to my rat!

No reason why it shouldn't sound as good.

whoismarykelly wrote:

Setup for a couple shows this weekend:

Heraclitus Akimbo wrote:Setup for a couple shows this weekend:

I was about to buy one of those stereo loopers!...legit? Look's like a $50, 720

That stargoon split infinities is awesome akimbo

Jero wrote:I was about to buy one of those stereo loopers!...legit? Look's like a $50, 720

I like it a lot and no complaints. haven't used it much in stereo (but it works fine with two lines).

The big selling feature for me, that you don't see much (at all?) in cheapo loopers is the ability to set a fade when you stop the loop... a much more graceful way of stopping for drone/ambient stuff. Plus 1/2 speed + reverse which always come in handy.

Except for the fade-out thing, the other stereo looper (silver enclosure in the top right of the plastic case) does me very well, though they're a bit more scarce now... it has a 10-step knob to slow-down/speed-up the loop and separate volume controls for each channel which is very handy. (Instead of thinking of it as "stereo", I have it connected to the in and out of the patchulator, so in essence I can loop my wet and dry signal at once...)

comesect2.0 wrote:That stargoon split infinities is awesome akimbo

Merci! The band is a bit noisier now (literally, we have one more member that mostly makes feedback and does weird sound manipulations) as heard in the live stuff on the bandcamp.... so we're overdue to record a proper full-length.

DRodriguez wrote:I really want to try it and compare it to my rat!

No reason why it shouldn't sound as good.

Umm, mojo.

Heraclitus Akimbo wrote:

Jero wrote:I was about to buy one of those stereo loopers!...legit? Look's like a $50, 720

I like it a lot and no complaints. haven't used it much in stereo (but it works fine with two lines).
The big selling feature for me, that you don't see much (at all?) in cheapo loopers is the ability to set a fade when you stop the loop... a much more graceful way of stopping for drone/ambient stuff. Plus 1/2 speed + reverse which always come in handy.

Except for the fade-out thing, the other stereo looper (silver enclosure in the top right of the plastic case) does me very well, though they're a bit more scarce now... it has a 10-step knob to slow-down/speed-up the loop and separate volume controls for each channel which is very handy. (Instead of thinking of it as "stereo", I have it connected to the in and out of the patchulator, so in essence I can loop my wet and dry signal at once...)

I wouldn't be using the stereo aspect much myself.
As for the other one you mentioned, I have had those in my watch list for a while. Can be had for roughly the same price. That speed knob is what has kept me intrigued with that one. Being able to loop wet and dry together sounds pretty useful! Might be time I get a patchulator too I guess...