Re: RC-50 FEEDBACK WORKS

["Tom Ritchford" <tom@swirly.com>]

Let me add my two cents and say that the RC-50 is just not ready for 
prime-time.

The fact that I can't simply record a loop freely without a glitch is
unacceptable (see discussions of the RC-50 glitch).

The lack of feedback is very annoying.

My unit is 16dB louder in the left output than the right.  I am
debating sending it to the manufacturer.

I'd describe myself as "very disappointed" in this unit.


On 8/6/06, Stefan Tiedje <Stefan-Tiedje@addcom.de> wrote:
> Krispen Hartung wrote:
> > Ah, but not when you drink free coffee all night (50% of your
> > compensation, btw), and lest you pee your pants you have to quite your
> > set 1 minute early....THAT is where feedback comes in handy.  Very
> > practical indeed, not peeing your pants at a looping gig.  :)
>
> Feedback is dangerous if you don't know how close it is to 100% (I
> always want control of my 8 independent feedback knobs as I tend to go
> close to 100% from time to time). A looked loop of 90 seconds though
> definitely would let you go for a pee...
>
> In general feedback is always possible with a mixer, but those who
> demand it in the box probably want it without a mixer.
>
> Stefan
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