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Does everything said. It is true that the tap tempo rglage can only annoying when you want to do studio, and a possibility of the tempo in BPM rgler t have a good idea. But it does not matter because if the JamMan excels in this case, the RC20 XL scne on her! And I guarantee you that nothing beats a good tap tempo.

9 because it's solid, reliable and complete.

Edit 21/06/2011:
Not being able to BPM tempo rgler prs is when handicapping same time, as the impossibility to export files via USB. And RC30 was released, and a nice little TC ... In fact, the JamMan is also scne ...
I note down the offer because even when much progress in the field: more recording capacity, more features internal (BPM etc..), PC connection, output for spares microphone and guitar, with XLR power supply fantme, and so on.
It takes the age, the little one.

UTILIZATION

Gnrale the config is very simple. This is my Premire loop pedals and I was afraid a little gas plant. None of has! Here everything is in the hands, feet and eyes. I would strongly recommend a dual footswitch to change from a loop on the other, as' do. The footswitch for the reverse mode is less important, I think.

For ceuw never used the loop and who say, Damn, must grate tempo, death must be square to use a! Mr Boss you thought. You rglez the tempo early, you select the function and loop quantize bte "catch" your imprcisions pdestres. I use this little function, but provided you do not Exceeds terminals, not bad. Any fawn, this kind of thing then learns to play carr not be afraid, however.

Start recording at the foot or Manir automatic, too. I personally prfre foot, I feel of being more in, but it is subjective. The CONTRL Systm of the two switches is thinking. The Undo function is handy when you Caguas ..

The manual is clear, but the interface is intuitive enough to quickly dlaisser trs.

I put 9, not for the history of the BPM rglage, honest was not for me absolutely not, but because I plutt prfr a tap tempo foot ...

Edit: I said something stupid, you can do the tap tempo foot, correct and I therefore put 10.

Edit 21/06/2011:
The tap tempo is good, but I'm not a machine. And my drummer either (well, a little more when same). Feedback, I started using the rglage the tempo of the loop before it is to create. Even when there are limits. On the one hand, we always start recording RFLEX battery beginners, while not Get You Started a measure later, knowing that instead of following the guide dj lanc he returned the first time. To overcome this difficulty I record an empty loop at the desired tempo, and I run an overdub at the right time, knowing that it starts instantly. If anyone has found better, or I am. As for the autostart, it also lacks Ractive I got.

SOUND QUALITY

Having read some topics in the forums, I'll be careful. I found the sound good enough to use as I do. I will not buy a Lexicon, I have not the means. I use the RC20XL with guitars electric or electro, or electro lectriuqes bass and occasionally a microphone. In terms of voice, the JamMan seems suprieur, with its XLR inputs, but I am using trs little voice to loops or samples, so ...

Scne on, I often limits its use of samples rather than loops, because I have no reason to deprive myself of real musicians. For jam, this thing is super friendly, however, as easy to ACCS, and has become fun.

Edit: when the conversion is even a little pain sounds very heavy ... I put 7

To get an IDE, with its RC20XL compare the Update main competitor, the Digitech JamMan. The JM has made sound equally correct, and even better for the microphone input. With its USB port, it is more multifunctional than Boss, which in no case can replace a DVR. That said, also has user-friendly.

Edit 21/06/2011: a dowry of a good amp effects loop worthy of the name, the sound quality is fine for guitar. A little compression on the big sound, always, and when many overdubs become Think vary frquences highlighted, otherwise the spray. A small pedals of four, a flick of the knob and tone is good.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it to Manir intermittently for 3 years. I like its simplicity and its ct "Plug and Play". His refusal to work with a PC is as admirable as regrettable. Let me explain. With the JamMan, we can do many things, but with a PC. With the Boss, you learn not to dbrouiller is like re-learn life without mobile softphone is sometimes frustrating, but the price of freedom. If you want to register, make small model house, etc.., Do not buy the pedals. But do not buy the JamMan either ... Prfrez multitrack recorder like Boss BR-600 or Tascam or other affordable, even to satisfy you (and more easily than the whole shebang PC, sound card, software galore, Mommy why when I play I get two seconds later ?!!!) If you want to Entran with loops, playing solos in acclrant gradually, have fun with friends or imaginary rels, N'H do not hesitate, you will not regret it.

With exprience, hard to say whether I would do this choice because my expectations voluent and hardware with. However, I believe that occasion 175 euros, not the flight, far from it. New, this may be a bit expensive. Whatever I will use that in future, be aware that this PDAL, tool scne foremost, is the companion IDAL to work intelligently instrument. And has no price.

Edit 21/06/2011: I have become less ractionnaire with computers. That said, I maintain that this creature is very well for work pieces, type the bovine or in small scne training. This kind of hardware is still demanding trs ds when a drummer is Submitted. During the rating should fall drastically with the arrival of the RC30, and bargains may be Submitted. For now, I do not replace it, first I want to perfect the trick matriser Russia, which remains the most difficult with the pedals or another. Later, I'd probably for a MODEL latest issue.