I currently own this dooter lippo!
I currently own this ditto looper around $100 or 80 quid and it does its job
really well really simple little device with just the foot switch and a volume
control amazing unit, but what if the ditto looper had a screen giving you
visual feedback and have 9 loops slots and a tuner? well that's where this little
device comes in this is the Lekato Loop Station Lekato sent this to try out
so in this video I'm going to be looking at this Lekato Loop Station on Amazon
for just under $60 or 50 quid
Two really simple controls a master volume and a multi-function foot switch
it does also have two small buttons to activate the tuner and access stored
loops from the internal memory footswitch controls the loop record
start and subsequent overdubs and deletion of the previously recorded loop
standard looper stuff the two small buttons allow you to access previously
recorded loops which is really handy if you're practicing songs I use a looper
for practice sessions strumming or playing a chord progression and then
trying to solo over it it's a great way to improvise your guitar playing and
Lord knows I need it...
The screen lets you know when the first loop will end it knows this from the
first loop that you record it bases the timing of that loop from that then when
you overdub the next loop you can see how long do you have until the first
loop... loops of course you can even download the loops you recorded and save
them on to your PC or Mac and even upload them back into the looper if you
need them again ten minutes looping time plenty enough to loop an entire song if
you need to and a total recording time spread over the nine loops lots of 40
minutes quite a little memory on this thing and of course it's true bypass the
screen LEDs also indicate when the loop is playing back or recording by changing
color really good value looper some great advanced features what your
thoughts on it let me know in the comments stay safe and well see ya