Pedal loop switcher with level control?

[Nighttrain1127]

I have been looking for a pedal looper with an output level control for each loop. Does such a thing exist I have not been able to find anything.Needs to have at least 4 loops.

Thanks.

 

[eddododo]

Not helpful of me, but its a shame that many loop pedals end up just so unintuitive at best, and poorly thought out pretty often.

Though I guess im not a big looper really

 

[ammonia]

I believe the Gig Rig loopers have level pots for each loop.

 

[moles]

If you're desperate you could always go with two Boss LS-2's...

 

[Kwesi]

Not helpful of me, but its a shame that many loop pedals end up just so unintuitive at best, and poorly thought out pretty often.

Though I guess im not a big looper really

I get the feeling that you're thinking of a phrase recorder and the OP is talking about a switch to turn off multiple effects at once.

 

[eddododo]

I get the feeling that you're thinking of a phrase recorder and the OP is talking about a switch to turn off multiple effects at once.

Oh ha
Silly

 

[LSMFT6]

+1 for TheGigRig

 

[chatterbox272]

dunno but I imagine it would be a simple thing to build if you know how to solder. Just a bunch of jacks connected with a potentiometer for the level control. I could make up a quick circuit diagram if you want.

 

[Jazz Ad]

Wounded Paw make them.

 

[silentmike]

dunno but I imagine it would be a simple thing to build if you know how to solder. Just a bunch of jacks connected with a potentiometer for the level control. I could make up a quick circuit diagram if you want.

Do this. If you already have a soldering iron and a drill (or can get access to both), you can make your own for a LOT cheaper than you can buy one. Have a search over at diystompboxes.com for schematics.

 

[Jazz Ad]

Are we talking series of parallel loops?
If series, a DIY box with pots will do just fine.
If parallel like a LS-2, going passive will lead to drama. You need buffers at every step to prevent feedback and impedance issues.