Re: Damage Control Delay/Looper Pedal

[Teddy <teddybutter@mac.com>]

that thing seems pretty serious. I wonder if the midi control changes  
are smoother than the DL4's expression pedal.
I use the DL4 for dub type echo live and I'm a bit disappointed with  
it's response with the expression pedal.
it would also be nice to have more presets although the thought of  
more pedals just to control this thing is not appealing.

the Eventide looks good too.

I already use the RC-50 and Electro Harmonix 16 second delay for  
looping with great results, so I'm not so interested in the loopers  
in these 2 pedals.
But it's great to know the options.

THANKS for the info Kim.

Teddy

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On Jan 21, 2007, at 12:57 AM, Kim Flint wrote:

> At NAMM there is another new delay/looper pedal, The Damage Control  
> Timeline.
> http://www.damagecontrolusa.com/tml.htm
>
> - 20 second 2 track looper
> - very nice looking delay functions (meant to be a DD-20 killer I  
> think)
> - The looper is tapped record start/stop and overdub. Not much more.
> - click/metronome with volume and tone control
> - 2 tracks have independent pan and volume
> - 96KHz/24 bit audio in the digital section
> - completed midi control
> - midi clock loop sync
> - tap tempo loop sync
> - tube input stage and output stage, biased at 250V
>
>
> These are the same guys who designed the ADAT for Alesis and then  
> formed Line6, now they have gone off to start another new company.  
> They have a whole line of tube based foot pedals, distributed by  
> Peavey.
>
> kim