Guitar Loop Pedal Looper Effects 5 Minutes Looping Time Loop station,Exclude Power Adapter - KOKKO(FLP2)

It's awesomely simple to use, and for the price, unbeateable. It glitches a bit after several layers ovedubbed (though it's possible my cables are the cause for that). It does not have more features, but it's ideal for me. It's even possible to erase all playback (killing everything, stopping and deleting at the same time), by double pressing and holding second time (though that takes quite a lot of practice).

Despite it's low cost, it is a great little pedal. No noise and no coloring of my tone. I run it through the effects loop of a 5150. This way I can record a loop at low gain, then change channels to high-gain and solo over it without changing the original sound of the recorded loop. It's a great addition to my pedal board and if I needed it to gig I believe it would be fine.

Haven't used it too much yet, but honestly better build quality than I expected. Great value for the money. If i need another i'll buy it again.

would have been better with 2 switches, one for each loop they give. Can get confusing and frustrating but works.

You get what you pay for

Great little looper pedal. I'll admit that I am terrible with using one, and need more practice getting different layers in sync, but this does all that is advertised and is a fun, useful product.

First I want to say if you are going to buy this you will need to buy the adapter for it as well. It does not come with a power source and is too small for a 9v battery. If you are like me and run multiple different pedals and effects then it is no big deal. When I first opened up the package I was shocked at how small this thing is. But hey you get what you pay for. It is an aluminum body. Which is great but I will be modding this with protection for the volume knob. on the looping pedal. If you are not paying attention to where you are stepping or you are like me and use your heel to push buttons you will break it. (I have not broken mine yet from the little I have played with it. I just know I will break it.) Using it while playing. If I am recording a loop to play back I have took a very strong notice that if I record one or two measures and then ask for it to play back it actually has a break between start and stop. I tried everything I could to make it as seamless as possible and it is impossible to remove that break. There is no blending option like in more pricey looping pedals where you can control the blend to slightly overlap the start and stop to make it sound more natural. To record you will push the pedal down and the LED will be red. Record your riff then push it down to play back and the LED will be green. To stop push the button twice and the LED will not light up showing you have stopped the loop. To play it back from stop just push once and the LED will light up green and it will play back. You can add layers on your current loop by pushing once on the button changing the LED from green to red. But doing so make sure the second looping layer is the same timing and measure as the first loop. This will take practice if you are starting out. To erase. The manual said to stop the loop and then hold down on the button and it will flash three times green on the LED and it will erase the loop. I noticed. It is more easy when in middle of playing just to let the loop play and hold down to erase the loop. MY biggest issue with this is when I am playing the loop naturally lowers the volume of the loop I made and my playing will over power this. So what I did to fix this issue was max out the loop volume. Connect as followed Guitar>Multi effects board with volume pedal> Wah> Loop>Amp. This lets me record my loop at the volume I want using my volume pedal then when I want to play over my loop I can just adjust my volume pedal higher or lower to blend the sound. I strongly recommend using a compresser pedal with this loop because using uncompressed guitar makes the loop sound muddy and worse. I also noted that the loop tends to change my tone from my effects pedal slightly to be more mono tone. I can say I would suggest this to someone just starting out. But for someone who is at my level of playing or better save your money and buy a better quality looping pedal. I mainly bought this because I needed one on the fly for a show, this thing does not work great playing live. In Jam sessions it is not bad. But live playing it throws off the people When I quickly record a loop. Stop playing. Then the other musicians I play with will not start playing and I activate the loop. Being that my band is only 3 people. Some songs I play have solos over dubbing the rhythm. So a loop is needed. Keep in mind how you write when you are using it. And keep in mind the start and stop have a slight pause of 1/2 of a second between the start of the loop and the stop of the loop.

This is a very good looper for the price. You cant go wrong with it. I guess with any looper pedal if you know how to use it they all are good.