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i've been recently entertaining getting this device, and after lots of reading and several videos, your raw demonstration just tipped the scales in favor of getting one. i currently use two Akai Headrush pedals, which are great delay/echo pedals - decent loopers, but do goofy things after playing a loop for a continuous 10 min or so. i think i'll sell one and get this dedicated looper to handle looping. i'm grateful for the video.

thanks for sharing!

oudihrant 4 months ago

do you run anything thing through your fx loop in your amp?

tom113324 6 months ago

is it possible to plug in two instrument and have them both be playing/recording at the same time? for instance, if i got a mic with a 1/4" guitar cable adapter, would i be able to beatbox or sample my voice and have my guitar still play? i guess i'm asking if stereo inputs means that it automatically shoots either track to the left and right respectively...would it just be best to get a splitter and record in mono?

hiddenflask 6 months ago

@hiddenflask yes, you can record from both inputs at the same time.. i usually have a guitar/effects chain into input 1, and a keyboard, or sometimes a mixing board plugged into input 2.

thebonanzalunchbox 5 months ago

how much that pedal?

ThomasAzolini 6 months ago

1 man sigur ros. dope this just got me pumped on looping again

therunningmanlives 6 months ago

hi again!!! Do you still use the boomerang in your setup? if not then what have you replaced it with?

Cheers!

thabudmaster 7 months ago

@thabudmaster i still use it.

tubescreamer 6 months ago

Howdy, nice video! How do you get both the octave and the reverse assigned to the same button?

jeddwards 10 months ago

@jeddwards It's actually not... the camera angle just makes it look like the octave is selected when it's really not.

tubescreamer 10 months ago

Hey man. I got a blues jr. and I run some overdrive pedals through them. (Ts-808, route 66). I was wanting to hear your opinions on what it sounds like with overdrives on.

Thanks!

Wired912 1 year ago

Does it have a mic input like the RC20XL?Thanks!

fakeplasticdreams 1 year ago

@fakeplasticdreams no.

tubescreamer 1 year ago

@fakeplasticdreams i think it does have an xlr in - peep the website

therunningmanlives 6 months ago

awesome bro

robybanez777 1 year ago

Boomerang III ies very cool. But, hard to find one in France.

Halchemist15 1 year ago

The Boomerang is a pretty solid unit. I liked mine, but just not enough to replace my RC-50.Loop Station. I would definitely recommend either. It just boiled down to preference really.

Stratomacaster 1 year ago

@Stratomacaster would you say the RC50 is a better unit than the boomerang? because i was considering buying this pedal and i'd like to know someones opinion who has experience

SmallFish616 1 year ago

@SmallFish616 The RC50 has more features, inputs and outputs, controller capabilities, but has a steeper learning curve as far as out-of-the-box operation. You REALLY have to read the manual before trying to get the most out of it. The Boomerang was simple, worked really well, and was much more portable. If I'm not mistaken, I think the RC50 also has a longer recording capability with all three channels.

I hope that helps.

Cheers.

Stratomacaster 1 year ago

@SmallFish616 I've heard horror stories about the reliability of the RC-50. Also, the Boomerang has much better sound quality.

tubescreamer 1 year ago

@tubescreamer Well, not to argue the point into oblivion, but... I have used my RC-50 three or four times a week for the past two years without a single issue. I am a member of several FX/Production forums and have never heard any stories about reliability issues for the RC-50. Quite the opposite actually. And as for sound quality, they both sample at 48KHz with the same noise limiting circuit in and the same MU35 outbound amplifier, so the quality is technically identical.

Stratomacaster 1 year ago