Digitech Jam Man Stereo Looper Delay Pedal - A Loop Station For Those Who Need More
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From our archive. This review was published on GuitarFella and has not been re-tested. Specifications describe the model as it shipped then — check what Digitech makes now before you buy.
If you are looking for a serious piece of looping equipment, the Jam Man from Digitech is a valid choice. While we believe that the needs of a solid portion of players are covered with more basic models, we are also more that aware of the facts that it's only models like these that can feed the hunger of advanced users.
So yes, this is indeed a strong contender for the title of the best guitar loop pedal out there. We took it our for a test run, you can check out our findings in the full review below.



Features
Packed with a sleek glossy blue metal casing, the device certainly seems complex, but is actually way easier to operate than most of the single-switch items. First things first, the device allows you to record up to 35 minutes of stereo-quality audio and store it within 99 internal memory slots. You can also plug in an optional SDHC card and use additional 99 memory locations to store a whopping new load of 16 hours of CD-quality music, allowing you to craft your very own database of loops. To help you organize that database, the company threw in a free JamManager Loop Librarian software in the mix. One of the most notable features is certainly the tap tempo option, which allows you to manually adjust the tempo of your loops. Among other interesting options, you can also play your recordings in reverse with a mere push of the Reverse button. The device weighs in at 3.7 pounds and comes with a total size of 10 x 3.5 x 7.2 inches.