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Loop Device in Bass Day 98 Video

Discussion in 'Ask Steve Lawson & Michael Manring' started by Papersen, Apr 19, 2004.


  1. Apr 19, 2004 #1
    Papersen

    Papersen Supporting Member

    Mar 22, 2002
    Hi there:

    I`ve just rewatched Bass Day 98. I just love MM performance and wondered about
    that loop device he uses when playing "Teen town".
    I mean, I`ve never used that kind of devices for soloing and wonder:

    - What was it ?
    - Are they easy to manage ?
    - Approx.cost ?

    I know Steve Lawson uses a lot of loops in his solos (maybe you can guide me too)
    I just wanna get a little knowledge and know if they`re worthy.

    Thanks
     
  4. Apr 19, 2004 #2
    Bass of Galt

    Bass of Galt Guest

    Mar 25, 2004
    Scrotillia Falls
    it looked like 2 lexicon jam-mans to me. I don't think they're being made anymore. The current box of choice to replace the jam-man is the Gibson Digital Echoplex. That one costs about 800 USD + 100 USD for the foot controller.

    ;)
     
  8. Apr 19, 2004 #3
    fiebru1119

    fiebru1119

    Mar 2, 2004
    Orlando, FL
    is this the reggae-ish kinda song? that was soo sweet
     
  11. Apr 22, 2004 #4
    Guitarrista

    Guitarrista

    Mar 12, 2003
    Sydney, Australia

    Wasn't that Victor Wooten playing "A Night in Tunisia" at Bass Day 98???
     
  14. Apr 22, 2004 #5
    MKS

    MKS

    Apr 19, 2002
    South East Kent, England.
    And i'm pretty sure that Vic is using an Echoplex (EDP) at BD98.
     
  17. May 9, 2004 #6
    Michael Manring

    Michael Manring TalkBass Pro Supporting Member

    Apr 1, 2000
    I did, as Bass of Galt suggested, use two Lexicon JamMans to play "Teen Town" at the Bass Day 98 show. The JamMan had a nice feature that allowed them to be run in sync, giving you more loop options. They were a pretty simple device and relatively easy to use, but unfortunately they are out of production these days. There are a number of cool loopers out there, though. Have a look at www.loopers-delight.com for the complete info.