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anyone use a jamman solo yet?

ryanevolutionryanevolution Posts: 782
edited August 2010 in Musicians and Gearheads
I'm thinking of trying to implement a looping pedal into my live rig. Mainly for use in live on the fly situations. Being able to loop a rhythm part then instantly solo over it.

The jamman solo looks cool (jamman stereo even better). But everyone I see using one is doing that big loopy looping stuff. I just want simple parts that stay in beat without stopping.

any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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  • SidnumSidnum Posts: 674
    Not sure you're gonna get much simpler than this. My buddy has a Line 6. I think it was $250 and he can do a bunch of stuff with it. I know you don't want much, but you'd want to have too much than too little. Especially after you start learning it.
  • ryanevolutionryanevolution Posts: 782
    I got the jamman solo. Very happy with it. Very easy to loop rhythm parts on the fly and solo over it. Will be using it a lot this week on my weekly gig (my other guitarist cant be there, so I'll be holding a lot down myself).

    I'll try and post a little sample video soon (pj flavor of course!)
    Evolution Music Studios presents:
    DO THE EVOLUTION - a 20th Anniversary Tribute Celebration
    of PEARL JAM - WORLD CAFE LIVE PHILLY JUNE 19th 7pm
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