Do you need a pedal board for this? or can you just use the looper and a amp?
1478281
No board required. You will need to get a power supply though.I have a one shot with an extender that lets me plug all of my pedals into one cable.No option for battery.The pedal does rock.My playing has improved tremendously since Ive started practicing with it.
1478282
If you're playing clean, you can use it with just an amp, but if you want the different layers to have different tones, you'll want to have effects inline before the looper. Ultimately, some pedals before the looper is the ideal setup.
2228529
To be honest I'm really not sure. I am a beginner guitar player and don't have too much experience with pedals yet. Sorry
1106059
Yes you can! I have a CryBaby Wah pedal running into it, but you can add an expression pedal and use the onboard pedal for Wah. Get more info here: http://line6.com/footcontrollers/fbvshortboardmkii.html
1293370
the easiest way is to use the effects loop if your amp has one if not plug the receiver into the line in on your first pedal, either way it works fantastic, I wouldn't dream of ever using a cord again
1290350
Not sure what you're asking exactly, but yes this thing is pretty versatile, smaller than most pedalboards and it's pretty straightforward to use
2111947
This amp is for practice it has some effects but yeah you can play anything but if you want more distortion you will need a pedal.
2005869
No..you are only purchasing the pedal board( includes power supply and cables)Mark
1293371
Yes you can. You just put this first on your board or pedal train.I have four pedals hooked to mine.
587672
You get the pedal in the box...the battery that comes with it is junk so you'll need a new 9V....You have to provide all cables from the guitar to the amp...
661344
Hi Anne, You do need a amp., I use a little Peavey Solo and it works just fine. Hope this helps, Mike
976362
No, Sorry no looperHas tons of great effects but you can only use one at a time and no built in looper.
1470713
yes you could use it in line of your pedal board and should have no problems
1564408
You would need a preamp or a pedal or even a small board with some gain to it to push the guitar signal.
1011971
Hello, the answers to your questions (in same order) are "yes" and "no", you don't need a extra buffered pedal because all boss units (stompboxes or multi-fx) has buffered bypass. On this post ( http://www.bossus.com/boss_users_group/article.php?ArticleId=1633 ) they say "All Boss pedals are buffered" and this apply not only to stompboxes. And remember this, buffered bypass on the ME-70 is active when you don't set on any of fx or pre-amp module, or when you press the pedals N 2 & 3 (tunner/bypass). I have one ME-70 and I am talking on my personal experience with this exceptional and flexible unit. hope that information will be usefull for you. God Bless You
1768920
Everything the pedal allows is also available from the control panel on the amp itself...the pedal just gives you easier access (and the ability to change presets or effects without taking a hand off the guitar).
1896373
I'm not sure on a technical level how much signal boost this pedal can provide, and I've seen nothing online either, but I've used it straight into a PA without a guitar amp (it's an amp simulator so that sounds pretty good) and it had more than enough signal to work with.
61973
I don't know about a looper specifically, but you can connect it to other effects pedals. I also think it may have a looper setting built in.