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A bass with a Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai?

It's great on bass, especially since you can use the filter control to filter out the low end on the repeats. Delay on bass can get really muddy, but with this you can keep the low end solid and defined with a wash of high-mid/treble repeats filling up space in the background. The looper is great fun too, although not that useable live (unless you're just making ambient noise) since there's a volume drop with the blend control set to 50/50.
 
stereo in and stereo out means you can have any combination you want

mono in / mono out
mono in / stereo out
stereo in / mono out
stereo in / stereo out

I used the extra input to plug my iPod in for intro sound clips :D
You have to have the pedal on for this to work though, so I just had it in the looping preset without looping. Except for the occasional overdubbing of sound clips
 
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stereo in and stereo out means you can have any combination you want

mono in / mono out
mono in / stereo out
stereo in / mono out
stereo in / stereo out

I used the extra input to plug my iPod in for intro sound clips :D
You have to have the pedal on for this to work though, so I just had it in the looping preset without looping. Except for the occasional overdubbing of sound clips

Got it.....