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Opinions on Loop-Master stuff

Since the unit is passive, you may experience a pop/click when switching. It all depends on your bass(es) and heads/cabs...

Could you be a little more specific about this issue?

I'm also considering buying a looper, but have heard about this problem before.
'Cause it's not really worth waiting 5+ weeks for a pedal that pops every time you use it.

\\nero
 
I got mine used from a friend, and have absolutely no problems with pops. Excellent quality, and feel that it's almost definately worth the wait as long as you don't need it immediately
 
i have one double-loop looper, and haven't had any problems with it (and it gets heavy use... for the last year or so)

i have plans to get another much larger one in the future.
if you are playing quietly you might hear the click from the switch, but it doesn't transfer through the actual signal... it'd just be a separate audible click .

if you get an aby switch and like it... i'd like to know,
as my ideal pedalboard has two on it, and i'd like to get them from there if it's worth it.

[spunj13]
 
There have been a few discussions on the board about aby's and true bypass loopers.

Soooooooometimes, depending on the active or passive basses and the heads/combos/etc, people experience a hiss/noise/pop/click with the pedals b/c they are passive pedals.
There are alternatives, like getting the Xotic (just one example) which is active. Some are active and buffered...

I do not have any issues w/ my looper, but if my g****r player or someone else plugged it in w/ their bass/g****r or setup, they may have issues.

Also, passive loopers, ABs, and ABYs are VERY easy to build and would take less than 5 weeks to build...