TC Helicon Ditto Mic Looper Pedal for Vocals with XLR Microphone Cables

So far so good. I am a professional Flamenco musician. I have never used a looper, but have known and know many friends who do. Upon their prodding, I finally bought this one.First: It is not skipping a millisecond as some reviewers wrote, (at least not this unit). Maybe because of my timing in hitting the foot-switches... it works perfectly, obviously it malfunctions when I do not time the "cut-off" perfectly.Second: You may overdub on the first take/track/layer multiple times, but only able to delete/erase the very last entry... not an issue, just know that is a minor limitation.Third: Because it is a "mic" looper, be mindful that unless you have a really good mic, you may not receive the desired output, ex: I use a Sennheiser 914, Violin mic for my Flamenco nylon string guitar (high quality uni-directional) which mainly only picks up my guitar. I say that because there has been VERY little bleed through when I perform with other musicians, which I hear only during playback, when on a break, i.e. nothing noticeable during performances. However, have a good mic "period".Fourth: I am not able to save my loops for another day, which is not an issue, but sometimes I have the perfect sound and rhythm and wish that I was able to do so. But then again that is the joy in the challenge of improvisation.Fifth: It was ONLY $99 and came with two quality mic cables... I am an independent Flamenco musician IN America, i.e., not exactly making millions here, so $100 is $100, but even at this price for the looper and 2-cables, if it lasts 1yr or more, I will be happy.It is worth the money, BUY IT, if something goes wrong, return it... not a major issue.

I like the fact your able to do overdubs without the looper picking up the loop your playing back - no need for headphones. It's well built. You just need to be patient and practice ending your loop at the right time. This does not quantize the timing - it's unforgiving, if you do, for example, a two-bar beatbox sound and stop it and the wrong point you will notice it. Simple counting exercise to get the feel of when to end the looper; (press record right on the "1") count (1--2--3--4--2--2--3--4) and hit stop on one.

Love supporting the local guitar shops, but I spent $107.56 on a smaller, worse version of the Ditto looper, spent another $55 on cables, then another $15 on a power supply. Dumb. Returned and bought this. Amazing buy. Great sound, no distortion, easy to use, perfect loop timing, bottomless overdubs, tons of loop time, and it comes with cables and power supply. Awesome deal.

Love this looper. Use it vocally and have another that I use for an acoustic guitar. Nice to have two buttons so you can have a dedicated stop button, no double stomping needed. Durable, used on stage for quite a while now, still working with no problems....well...just make sure that you only use the right power supply for this unit, it can be a bit picky.

Some reviewers mentioned a audible blip when deleting loops. None here and works great for live looping!

Very cool and like everything else I have TC Helicon, very well made. I'm still experimenting with it but I'm very pleased so far.

Great product.

Great product!