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I say get the DD-20 as it's the only one of those devices that does stereo looping (I loop a lot of keyboards and my guitars all run through stereo effects) AND gives you the ability to control the amound of feedback. This is key for long morphing loops. Mark --- RobotFan@aol.com wrote: > First a little about what I want to do. > > I'm a keyboard player and for the past few months > I've decided that I could > benefit from real time looping in live performance. > > I have always been able to make interesting solo > music without sequencing or > looping in the past. However, I think that I would > like to add another > dimension. What I wish to do is lay down basslines > and rhythmic chord progressions > and solo over them. > > That's pretty much what you all do, right? You just > primarily use guitars to > do it. > > Anyway, to get my feet wet, I'm looking for an entry > level device that I can > control with my feet. I think that I've narrowed it > down to these three > units: > > Boss Loop Station RC-20 or RC-20XL > Boss DD-20 > Line6 DL4. > > I had considered the Headrush but discounted it as > just not enough for what > I want to get done. > > Having stereo capability would be a great help and > in that respect the DD-20 > is in the running. > > The sheer length offered by the Loop Stations > intrigues me, however, I don't > know if I even need such long looping capabilities > yet. > > The price of all these pedals is within my budget > (if only just). > > Even though I can find a lot of information > concerning the Loop Station and > the DL4 (even video demos) there's really not a > whole lot of online info where > the DD-20 is concerned. At least not when used > exclusively for looping. > > I've searched the archives here on Looper's Delight > and found only sparse > references to the DD-20, so I decided to get > proactive and make this post. > > Thanks in advance for all the help I'm sure that > I'll get. > > Carl >