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MGR/Billy « DigiTech JamMan Solo Looper »
Published on 02/21/11 at 15:00This is Digitech's smallest of their new line of JamMan Looper series pedals. You can record 35 minutes worth of mono CD quality loops over 99 presets. The upper models offer stereo. With an additional memory card you can store even more loops and presetes. It accepts the same standard SDHC memory cards as a camera or portable device.
I bought this to help me practice some ideas. I record chord progressions and play ideas over them. It has really helped my creativity for soloing.I bought this new online for $200.
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I can connect this to my computer via a USB cable and edit my settings through the software that came with the pedal.
The software is called JamManager JamMan library. It works with both PC and Mac computers.
Also the unit came with a power supply.
It will take some getting used to, to find where you put your loops and how to pull them up etc. The upper line of pedals is a bit more user-friendly, but for the price it's a cool pedal.
Well built. Solid box, jacks, knobs and power.
A great pedal to dive into the world of looping.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I bought this to help me practice some ideas. I record chord progressions and play ideas over them. It has really helped my creativity for soloing.I bought this new online for $200.
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I can connect this to my computer via a USB cable and edit my settings through the software that came with the pedal.
The software is called JamManager JamMan library. It works with both PC and Mac computers.
Also the unit came with a power supply.
It will take some getting used to, to find where you put your loops and how to pull them up etc. The upper line of pedals is a bit more user-friendly, but for the price it's a cool pedal.
Well built. Solid box, jacks, knobs and power.
A great pedal to dive into the world of looping.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com