•Â ’04 Fender Telecaster – USA Nashville B-Bender, Maple / 3-color SunBurst

• ’97 Fender Stratocaster – USA Lone Star HSS, Rosewood / Shoreline Gold [pictured]

• ’01 Gibson Les Paul Standard – Rosewood / Gecko Burst [pictured]

• ’08 Gretsch Electromatic – China w/ 125 yr. Anniversary seal, Rosewood / Sunburst

• ’96 Warwick Streamer, 6-string B/O neck w/ basslines p/u’s [pictured]

I love them all just the same, for their own reasons…… See, I’m a good ‘papa!

(my wishlist consist of adding a Rickenbacker 360, Nashville Power Tele and a Fender Jazz-5 bass)

Great Idea! I’d be in for one, if it could be pulled off without stripping tone or getting to digitized sounding. I also like the idea alt tuning in in partial notes.

How does the Holy Stain sound with the Pitch Bending? The 2880 looper does a great job with the pitch shifts through the “tempo” slider and uniquely, moves in full measure note increments, so I know EHX could pull it off. The only issue might be something as particular as quarter note increment tuning in an EHX box would be a lack of a LED screen or something equivalent. I imagine it could still be done with incrimental knob movements, but it might be something you may want to start programming your unique tunings to as presets, que-able by an LED screen, perhaps?

Long answer short, no you can’t run a stereo pair of signals out in stereo aside from loop playback, and you’re right, maybe you should be able too.

The stereo in’s are really just two mono channels in (labeled R & L). Just as the 4 loop channels are mono too (with the ability to pan). However, I’ve never tried to run a dry signal of two inputs, panned hard Right and Left while the “Stereo Mode” was engaged. Maybe, although I doubt, it might place the two signals panned – if you have both outputs feeding something and panned hard left/right too.

That might be a good suggestion for a “2880 Suggestions” thread…. and let suggestions accumulate as users explore the looper. I still find it doesn’t lack anything personally, but could see your point about a convenient stereo-dry signal out. you would pretty much be looking for an additional dry signal slider along side of the lone existing one. I personally like the dry on one slider, and could see nuisances with two dry sliders…. I’m sure they have a logical reason they laid it out like that.

Not to gripe……. but I have a gripe: :doh:

Isn’t the “poll” attached to this thread kind of pointless? Aren’t both single coils and Hb’ers great. I play through them both, depending on what the sound or style calls for. I have mutual love for both, not to mention guitars that have both and that get used equally. I guess it would be more realistic results if it had an added “both/either” or “depends” option. That would probably take most votes.

It’s about as telling as a “tits or a$$” poll……. Aren’t they both just great! :love:

Aww, your a dirty guy Dawson. I should’a asked you how it sounds clean (being a 5 watt’r, I figure not too loud), but I’m really interested in it’s clean tone. I checked you samples (great stuff by the way), most of it’s driven. Is that the Valve Junior miced on the opening part of the song named “beauty” ?

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Smileys, how do you like that “Low Fi Junky Loop”? been thinking about getting one……

Sorry for the late response, I really like it a lot. It can’t do overdubs which is a major drawback for lots of people, but you just can’t replicate the loop sound it produces with any other pedal. I’ve actually used it a lot for recording, it’s a really unique and fun pedal to mess with. It’s also teeny so I can stick it in my guitar case for looping on the go.[/quote]

That was the wrong answer….. you were supposed to say you hate and and want to sell it to me for dirt cheap! (just playing) Cool, glad you like it! From the few video demos I’ve seen it in, it’s capabilities seem priceless…. In most ways, unable for anything pre or post recording processing to replicate. I’m definitely getting mine, probably would have already if it wasn’t damn near 400 bucks. That’s a fun slew of pedals you’ve got there!