Digitech JMVXT JamMan Vocal Looper and Microphone Preamp

Simple. Does what its supposed to do at a very low cost. I added a third party hardware to make it MIDI syncable. Awesome!!

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Acquistato per regalarlo ad una cantante.Non sapevo cosa fosse un "vocal loop" prima di vedere questo articolo (pensavo fosse una specie di armonizzatore per creare più voci), ma poi mi sono fatto spiegare il suo utilizzo e credo che possa essere un valido aiuto per chi studia canto, e non solo.Per chi lo sa sfruttare, sicuramente un add-on notevole.

bought this for my miced instruments. it seems to work well! i've ran an EV-RE 20 mic through it and i don't hear any loss of quality.

I bought this here on Amazon for $34. At the time of this review, it is $33. I say this because everywhere else it is around $90, and the price here may go up.This is my first mic looper, but I have used a few other guitar loopers in the past. This is a very solid looper, and for the price I got it at, it can't be beat.PROS:- I like that there is a volume knob. It makes it easy to adjust the volume of the loop after its already begun- button is easy to press and there is no lag.- Lights indicate what it is currently doing- The price. Holy crap the price. $34 for a looper pedal? Crazy! This compared to the $90 Ditto mic looper, or the $200+ Boss loopers etc. is amazing.- Jam Sync will allow you to connect it to other digitech jam man loopers. I haven't used this feature but I could see how it would be really nice if you are looping other instruments as well. I use a Zoom looper for my bass and timing the two exactly can be very difficult. I'm considering getting a jamman looper for guitars so that I can make sure they line up preciselyCONS:- Only one step button makes it difficult to control sometimes. You have to double stomp to turn it off, which can be tricky to nail the timing on, especially if you're playing another instrument at the same time. Compare this to the ditto mic looper.- There is no on/off switch. It seems to turn on immediately when you plug it into the wall, which isn't awful but it's a little weird- It doens't show you if there is still a loop stored in it or not. So if you stop it you have to remember to clear it before creating a new loop. Could be embarrassing in a show.BOTTOM LINE:If this is still priced at around $35, go ahead and get it. It works great and that price is impossible to beat. If not, this is still a very good looper though it does have a few drawbacks. I haven't used the Ditto Mic Looper so I can't say which one is better barring price. I give it a 4.5/5 overall, but a 6/5 for price.