TC Electronics Ditto X4

Well, there you have it. The X4 is a nice addition to the ditto looper line that TC electronic mix.

I thought I'd write a review for this because the price-point will certainly make it attractive to young players without a lot of money to spend who might look at this as a good way to get into looping. It's also marketed that way as a "looper for guitarists," but honestly, I think every looper peda...

Would have given it 4 stars, but my unit did not work with the battery at all. Only worked with the power adapter. Unfortunately, since I was out of the country by the time I found out, I could not return it. Poor quality control. Other than that, simple to use and get up and running quickly. Seems ...

I think the product is probably very good. But it shouldn't be sold without the power adapter. 9V batteries will burn out very quickly and it seems from reading reviews that the way to preserve the battery life is to unplug the jacks going into the Ditto after your done using it. There's no on/off s...

The single button layout can be confusing and tricky to remember. But aside from that it does what you expect it to do. Well made and value for money.

After purchasing the TC Ditto X2 upon its release and being thoroughly impressed with it, I decided to try the next pedal in the Ditto product line, the X4. With a few minor exceptions, I absolutely love this thing and I am glad I upgraded. Before buying it, I was doing a lot of research online abou...

Well--this is my first looper, and I've been playing guitar for a long, long, long time. After I plugged in the 9v power supply, which I purchased from Amazon at the same time I got the Ditto, I placed the Ditto between my guitar and amp. I played a phrase and recorded it on the Ditto and then hit t...

I like the simplicity of this pedal. Took me all of 5 minutes to learn how to use it, and 4 of those were spent looking for the tiny slip of paper the instructions were written on. It's small design fit very easily onto my already packed pedal board. And it sounds great. Well.. it WILLl when my chop...

I got the Ditto (not X2 or X4). For what it does - I feel it does the job well, there's just a few things I feel like are missing. I'll give a short break down that someone interested in the same aspects I was might find helpful: The Good: It is very easy to use. You can learn to use it in 15 minute...

After years of being in a band with only one guitarist (me haha!) I struggled to fill the void while playing solos, so I thought I'd give this loop stuff a go! I settled on the "Ditto" because when it comes to gear, I've grown to love simplicity. Upon my first setup, I powered the "Ditto" with my "C...