whats the different between this pedal and the other tc electronic flashback pedal??
1967483
you have all the controls laid on the pedal and you have the multiple switches so you can move with ease between presets.it also makes the looper a lot easier to control.In terms of sounds, should have the same ones as the small one.
1967484
Flashback x4 has 3 presets, dedicated Tap footswitch, Loop Function, 4 Toneprint, Midi option. If you are looking just for a delay machine, it's like you have 3 Flaschback pedal (thinking better, it's not like - you can't stack 2 delays)...
1967485
This one has the ability to store 3 different presets and has 3 tone print slots, you can download and save 3 different artist designed delay effects and have the option to include them in any pf the 3 presets. It aldo has a looper function similar to the one in the dl4 from line 6.
1967486
Multiple options vs single options and longer loop times. I own both pedals and love them.
1967487
I believe the earlier one did not have presets and there may be more differences.
1967488
It has more types of delays and instant access to 3 presets. The size is three times bigger than the basic Flashback. The knobs are much bigger as well.
505217
I've never used either of the system's you've mentioned, but I run my RC-300 at the end of a LOT of input; POD HD 500, Elec. Keys, Elec. Drumkit, a handful of various analog and digital stomps (Boss and Behringer primarily-Reverse and Delay), and a Digitech Loopman. All of this is simultaneous, and I can't say I've lost any tone whatsoever, and believe me, there's some crazy amounts of variety in frequency as well as modulation that go together at once. You honestly have no worries with this piece of equipment. However, you WILL LOSE TONE without proper amplification and cables. You'll need to consider spending a pretty penny on some quality powered speakers and sturdy cables if you want to preserve your tone. I've been running a standard Fender FM100 Stack for a while and it cuts all of the bass from the kit, keys, and effects, as well as adds too much treble to the snare and higher registers. If you ever multi-link instruments with a y-cable, get a good one. I have a cheapo one right now and both the keys and the guitar/POD system have their decibel values decreased severely. Soooo... In short, you should marry this loop system.
1091095
The one button on the pedal switches between the clean channel and the distorted channel and the other button between regular and lead boost. The thing to keep in mind about the amp itself is that there are three clean settings and three overdriven settings, and the pedal doesn't switch between the three in each category. Hope this helps!
2088894
Not sure why but they sent me a PowerTig 200dx. It did come with a foot pedal and a stick holder. Also has pulse function, arc strength, pre/post flow adjustment and downslope timer. Glad to receive the unexpected upgrade.
1441953
ME50 does not have loop station. There are fewer amp options. I think there is one less pedal (the compressor is a single knob maybe?) They improved the sounds for the 70 IMO
2071729
I started with the Ditto but sent mine back right away. Too bare bones. Limited features. I wound up with the JamMan Solo XT which I like a lot for guitar practice, improvising, etc. Tons of memory on micro SD card, connects to computer for backing up loops or importing them into a DAW. I don't think the TC Ditto has connectivity with computers. i'd say go with the jam man if you can.
1336534
This does not look like the ECB004US that I bought to power my Jim Dunlop 535Q the adaptor I bought is slimmer.The ECB004US is well worth the $ spent, zero hum, unlike some of the cheaper non- dunlop licensed adapter for the 18vdc pedal......get the ECB004US if you want the real deal
1143740
I had both the black one and the silver one....both are the same. Depends on what color you want. The silver one is the first edition...so you might be able to get a better deal. I liked the black one because it matched every thing I had better. Both operates exactly the same. Be aware you will need to adjust the pedal switch to operate correctly on either one. See YouTube
1118409
It sounds 99.99% similar. Please, watch the comparative between them in YouTube. I love this pedal
671171
Hi William,The BD-2 is a killer blues and rock overdrive. The clipping is natural with exceptional harmonics. IMO it's much better than newer generation of Tube Screamers and all the rest! You can dial-in any amount of saturation and overdrive. The tone control is very good and easily matches your amps tonal characteristics. This pedal makes a good amp great! My favorite stage pedal, Boss quality and reasonably priced.
207279
The manual is available here, so you can see if it has the information you're looking for. http://www.behringer.com/assets/LX1-X_P0209_M_EN.pdfIn my opinion, this effects setup has fewer features than it claims because many of the effects are amplifier output emulation, meaning is provides the gain characteristics of a give amp. So, while I like playing with the settings on mine, it's not quite the effects pedal I was originally expecting.
986351
BTW. I used the x-52 and now have a combat stick and the difference is from heaven to earth!! pedals if you just have to enjoy!!
1121446
I don't use long cables causing signal loss, so there is no buffering noticed. Aditionally, there is no mentioning of buffer feature on the pedal manual. If you realy need this feature get a Morley AB switch. It's affordable and you still can you the TC, which is great!
1233480
TC helicon just came out with play acoustic, it's this same unit but JUST for acoustic guitars. It's available june 2014. Wish I hadn't just bought THIS one. :(
1235907
IDK either ... I bought it and got the standard version. I do not see much difference except for the metal on the pedals which maybe makes them more durable. I use the pedals with Windows XP as my OS; the interface of my pedals is USB, the Saitek Drivers get the pedals into my computer and Saitek includes a program to check that the pedals are working. BUT to get the pedal info into any running program they have to be linked to the Windows Device Manager by going to the Control Panel and Clicking on Game Controllers, then clicking on ADD then scroll down to Saitek and select it.I made a screen shot but Amazon does not give me a way to attach it to this e-mail. IDK either ... I bought it and got the standard version. I do not see much difference except for the metal on the pedals which maybe makes them more durable. I use the pedals with Windows XP as my OS; the interface of my pedals is USB, the Saitek Drivers get the pedals into my computer and Saitek includes a program to check that the pedals are working. BUT to get the pedal info into any running program they have to be linked to the Windows Device Manager by going to the Control Panel and Clicking on Game Controllers, then clicking on ADD then scroll down to Saitek and select... » Read More IDK either ... I bought it and got the standard version. I do not see much difference except for the metal on the pedals which maybe makes them more durable. I use the pedals with Windows XP as my OS; the interface of my pedals is USB, the Saitek Drivers get the pedals into my computer and Saitek includes a program to check that the pedals are working. BUT to get the pedal info into any running program they have to be linked to the Windows Device Manager by going to the Control Panel and Clicking on Game Controllers, then clicking on ADD then scroll down to Saitek and select it.I made a screen shot but Amazon does not give me a way to attach it to this e-mail. « Show Less
2160241
I'm not an electronics expert, but the thing is dead quiet. I've used it daily for about a year with no issues whatsoever. I power up 2 delays, a Morley Bad Horsie Wah and an OCD overdrive pedal and it works great. I play with a lot of gain - no issues. I hope that helps.
1889772
Yes, and it does have a ducking mode of which I find most useful. Here is a free download of the manual. Highly suggest reading it. Best delay pedal I have ever owned. http://cdn-downloads.tcelectronic.com/media/159407/tc-electronic-flashback-delay-manual-english.pdf.