Inexpensive but good battery powered looper?

mburekenge

Can anyone recommend One?

I have a tc ditto but i want something I can just plug in without mains power to play over.

ICBM

Boss RC-1.

mburekenge

Cheers mate! @ICBM ;

ICBM

I should probably have qualified that a bit - the RC-1 is good and easy to use, but very limited in terms of functions - you get one shot at a loop plus overdubs, and it can't store loops. The RC-3 (or older RC-2) is more complex and useful and can store loops but has a very steep learning curve as well as being more expensive. And both of them eat batteries...

JezWynd

The Jamman Express XT is good. Simple to operate but very basic. I changed it for the Boss RC-1 cos I prefer the Boss design but both work very well.

Sporky

Headrush E2

BRISTOL86

I have a Jamman Express LT for sale if you want it that I haven’t got round to advertising yet. Just let me know if you want it! 

ICBM

Sporky said:

Headrush E2

Not battery powered unfortunately - which is why I sold mine. Twice... too much of a faff for open mics.

(I know, you can always use an outboard battery clip but it's a bit messy and I suspect the battery life might be a bit crap.)

Sporky

ICBM said:

Sporky said:

Headrush E2

Not battery powered unfortunately - which is why I sold mine. Twice... too much of a faff for open mics.

(I know, you can always use an outboard battery clip but it's a bit messy and I suspect the battery life might be a bit crap.)

Doh!

I think I figured it with the RE20.

Sorry!

midlifecrisis

ive had boss rc3 s and the battery life is about an hour if youre lucky.

builttospill

I've got a EHX Nano 360 Looper it can be powered by battery. You've got 6 mins of recording time and 11 storage slots for your loops. Comes with its own PSU also. Simple to use.