TC Electronic DITTO LOOPER Highly Intuitive Looper Pedal with 5 Minutes of Looping Time, Analog-Dry-Through and True Bypass

The ditto looper is about as close to perfect as you can get in a simple, no nonsense pedal. The true bypass makes sure when you are not using the pedal that your tone is unaffected. Using the pedal is a simple fun process. No added junk to complicate the situation.Pros:One button wonder. Not overly complicatedEasy to useSmall package doesn't take up much pedal board roomCons:You have to cycle through a start to erase a loopIs simple, if you want a bunch of add on frills this is not for you.Overall, value for money is incredible, a clean true looper that adds nothing to your sound but gives you everything you need. I would never use anything else.

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DUDE, THIS THING IS KILLER! I literally played for 3 or 4 hours and didn't even realize it last night. It's sooo fun and easy to use. So far I play the rhythm guitar and fill in the leads. For example, Big City Lights by The Scorpions. I play/record the first 2 rhythm measures and keep it recording and play nothing and hum out the rest of what I want to learn and stop recording. It will keep looping including the silence and you can fill it in obviously. After a few attempts(not recording just playing along) you start to realize how fast you should be playing and you learn 3X as fast because you played ALL OF IT, even though it's not all live. It's kinda hard to explain, to me I just get the biggest smile on my face having a rhythm guitar player that never gets tired.. or misses a beat :P You will need a power supply though, 9V at least 100 mAh. I got one on here for 10 bucks. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00191WVF6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s04?ie=UTF8&psc=1There i'll make it easy for you. There is NO place for a battery, which is ok for me I guess. Seriously a must have for all guitar players, heck even any instruments with a 1/4th jack, to my knowledge. THANK YOU SO MUCH TC ELECTRONICS AND AMAZON!!!

I like the simplicity of this pedal. Took me all of 5 minutes to learn how to use it, and 4 of those were spent looking for the tiny slip of paper the instructions were written on. It's small design fit very easily onto my already packed pedal board. And it sounds great. Well.. it WILLl when my chops improve LOL (garbage in, garbage out)I've been a rhythm guitarist for around 20 years and I feel I need expand my abilities. So, I mainly bought this pedal as a tool to teach myself to play better leads. I record a repeating chord progression and then try to play a lead over the top of it. For this, this pedal rocks. It's quick. It's easy. And it works perfect for what I bought it for. I could see, however, how the one button design would not be ideal for more performance based use. But, I don't think it's something that practice and a volume pedal couldn't help. Just think about your needs before you buy.The one thing that keeps it from being a 5 star for me, is it's tendency to "clip" when dubbiing multiple loops. Get too agro with it and the signal starts cutting out a bit. Again, I think that practice and proper volume control can help you eliminate this issue. (note: I use an acoustic with an active pickup which could be part of the problem as it has had a tendency to overdrive a few of my other pedals.)All in all, it's a fun little tool that gets the job done, quick and dirty. But, as with most things, if's not ideal for every one. As stated before, think about your needs before you buy.

Bought this for my boyfriend who's VERY picky, and he seems to LOVE it! When people complain about loopers, it's usually because they might not get the timing thing - always stomp it on the One beat (as in One, Two, Three, Four) whether you are STARTING the recording or ENDING it. It will work out fine, trust me! My boyfriend doesn't have the best sense of timing either, but once he understood that concept, he GOT it! This is a solid little piece of hardware and works great for practicing your leads over your own rhythm, and helps with your sense of timing. It would be great for any gigs where you need that extra bit of background rhythm guitar as well. It's very well constructed, very solid, and very basic in the way you use it. Whenever you first press the button, it starts recording. Press it a 2nd time, it plays the loop. Press it again and it will record another layer over the first loop, and when you press again, you will now have BOTH of your recordings playing. From what I can tell, there's no limit to the amount of layers, just that there's a 5 minute limit of recording time. Still, that's a LOT - and it will play back the loop forever if you let it! To remove ALL recordings, press it twice but hold down on that 2nd press. Bam, clean slate! Just check out a few youtube videos on the pedal and you'll get it. Anyway, I'm relieved at least that this is one gift I've bought him that he actually LIKES!

As a bass player - I don't loop things that often so didn't need a looper with all the bells and whistles, but for some songs and jams, I do like to add subtle, higher-register melodic lines that repeat over my low end (e.g, harmonics or complimentary lead lines) to fill the sound out a little more, provide extra texture, and NOT compete with my main bass lines - and this pedal is perfect for helping with that. At one point I had the Boss RC-30, but ended up returning it because it was just so much more than what i needed. With the Ditto I just adjust the knob to level the volume of the playback, click once to record, twice to play back, and then I'm done - nothing more to think about. The response time to record and play back is perfect with zero lag time. Clearing the tracks is easy with the press and hold. The Ditto allows for additional tracks to be layered if needed, but to date I haven't needed more than 2 looped tracks.Again, if you don't need the bells and whistles offered with the BOSS or Boomerang pedals, you can't go wrong with this pedal. Great price, great features, and a fantastic small size that is great for keeping your pedal board organized.

This is lots of fun and good to have if your learning a part and need a loop

It stopped working the piece of junk

Erp indeciso invece '' Ditto e fatto''...... Sembra uno slogan.Proveniente io da altri marchi ero perplesso... ...Invece ottimo.. Semplice.. Intuitivo molto silenzioso. fedelissimo... Consigliatissimo

Petit mais costaud. Très simple d'utilisation. très pratique et utile pour des loops simples. Peut-être un peu trop simple pour une utilisation intensive sur scène mais excellent produit pour faire qq loops

Es mi primer pedal, soy guitarrista acústico desde hace muchos años, ahora sentí la necesidad de este pedal para acompañar algunas cosas en vivo, ya que me presento individualmente, me ha ayudado a practicar cosas nuevas y mejorar el tempo obligatoriame, simple, pequeño, práctico, fácil de usar, al parecer te dura una vida entera si lo cuidas, construcción robusta, 🚧 después del afinador este es un pedal que todo guitarrista debe tener, no precisamente este, sino un looper cualquiera, preferiblemente de buena calidad como este aunque es bastante costoso, lo compre en oferta por $1609mnx que aun así me parece caro, su precio regular anda sobre $2400mnx

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Ich bin wirklich begeistert von der einfachen Funktionalität und der unverfälschten Soundwiedergabe des Loopers. Beeindruckend im Zusammenspiel mit einer Yamaha APX. Ca. 30 Minuten "Tret-Training" des Nutzers reichen bis knapp vor die Professionalität. Ich kann das Teil nur empfehlen, zur Stromversorgung vorzugsweise dann noch eine reine Gleichstromquelle ( 12- Gel-Batterie mit 9 V Adaptern aus dem Autozubehör - Laden ). Das hat man sowieso im Alu-Koffer mit den übrigen Bodeneffekten. Besonders praktisch die Loop-Lautstärkeregelung, ein einfacher Drehknopf mit klar definierter Stellung, keine stufenlose Elektronik o.ä. 5 Minuten Loop-Zeit, mehr muss nicht sein. Alles aus der Sicht eines, der Ende der 60er mit "Beat" und elektromechanischen "Endlos-Schleifen" angefangen hatte.