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kbithecrowing wrote:... I hope triple tapping isn't necessary to stop the loop...

MEC wrote:Yeah but at 5 minutes let's hope it's not "hold to record".

I'm interested in this thing, but these are exactly the sorts of problems I fear it will be filled with

jskadiang wrote:

backwardsvoyager wrote:Damn this looks neat!
My guess would be $109 retail.

Which practically puts it under one hundo with the permanent "sales", seems like a solid buy to me!

Exactly! So I hope it's somewhere around that.
That's like half the price of a new JamMan Solo or RC-3, and practically the same thing but smaller without all the built in drum tracks and stuff that most people don't use. I mean you obviously won't be able to save loops but that doesn't make a huge difference if you're just using it for live performance or whatever. A filter or speed knob would be cool but I guess that wouldn't work with the enclosure size.

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Seems awesome! I'm in!

105 GBP
http://www.andertons.co.uk/compact-peda ... -pedal.asp

Shieet, so by looking at Andertons prices on other TC stuff it seems the Ditto will be more like 139 USD?
That's not great but still not too bad. The functionality that hiorgos pointed out seems really well thought out.

wfs1234 wrote:

kbithecrowing wrote:... I hope triple tapping isn't necessary to stop the loop...

MEC wrote:Yeah but at 5 minutes let's hope it's not "hold to record".

I'm interested in this thing, but these are exactly the sorts of problems I fear it will be filled with

hiorgos wrote:From Tore

To Undo your last overdub: Press and hold the footswitch for 1.3 seconds

That might be one of those things. I hope they mean "at least 1.3 seconds" not "no less and no more than."

backwardsvoyager wrote:Shieet, so by looking at Andertons prices on other TC stuff it seems the Ditto will be more like 139 USD?
That's not great but still not too bad.

I dunno... as long as it stays far enough away from the cost of a Boss RC-2 or 3, then it's still good. Wonder if there's any USB in to tweak anything.

Considering the features $139 isn't to bad. That's $118 at Prymaxe or $100 in the B/S/T!
I was willing to pay $100 for the same thing with a 40-60 second loop time and no undo/redo.
The 5 minute loop and undo/redo make up for the extra $$$ and the controls don't seem too silly.

I'm in.

Hmm, that is 140ish EUR. RC-2 was 139.- once, then 149.-.
Around 100 EUR it would be ok to me. 140.- i'm out.

Hmmm. That undo/redo things sounds like it may not be the most accurate thing, unless you feel it out really well. $140 aint bad. I'm not clamoring for it yet but seeing more demonstrations may change that. Still interested.

hiorgos wrote:From Tore

They're gonna be in stores in the US late March. In the rest of the world roughly March 1st... maybe a little sooner.

Hahaha. Hahahahahaha. The controls sound pretty good, for £105 I might hit this.

kbithecrowing wrote:Hmmm. That undo/redo things sounds like it may not be the most accurate thing, unless you feel it out really well. $140 aint bad. I'm not clamoring for it yet but seeing more demonstrations may change that. Still interested.

The sensible thing for them to do would be for it to put the overdub back where it was no matter when you pressed the footswitch. I agree that any other method with holding the footswitch would be pretty much unusable.

Tore said $129 MAP: http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showpo ... tcount=117

So with the eternal 15% off at Prymaxe/PGS these will only be 110! Although I am still fine with the looper on my M9...

I'M 'CITEDDDD

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