Z.Vex Lo-Fi Loop Junky Hand Painted Guitar Pedal

Full Description

The juxtaposition of your direct guitar against the smashed, distorted, shimmering and warbling recording of the loop mechanism will make it clear once and for all where the guitarist ends and the machinery begins.

Some people have compared the sound to a warped, damaged 45-rpm record. It may take some adjustments to get this pedal to your own concept of "good" to be sure of that. Z.Vex can promise that the loop will be different from any sampler you've previously heard.

Features/Specifications:

• Controls:
• Vol: loops volume, can get really loud if needed.
• Tone: cuts noise and distortion. Makes the final sound of the loop rolled off and organ-like if necessary.
• Rec: record volume. You can decide how loud to drive the recorder.
• Depth: vibrato depth. Adjust for the level of pitch twisting that makes you happy.
• Speed: vibrato speed. Adjust for the speed that spins the sound around in a way that fits the music.
• Buttons:

• On the left: bypass. When you kick this in, the loop starts playing. When you kick it out, you have true-bypass, pure silence, just like all other Z.Vex effects.

• On the right: the record switch. Hit this as you start recording a new loop. Switch it off on the exact same beat when you finish recording your loop. If a mistake has been made, quickly hit it twice to can hear the gentle hiss of nothingness instead of a bad loop. You can defeat this switch with the safety switch located between the two vibrato knobs. It will record silence if you hit the record button while the pedal is true-bypassed.

• At the top right: the safety switch. This tiny switch allows you to save a favourite loop so it won't be accidentally erased.