FX loops coming to Metro.

[marT]

I can vouch for them being a great effect loop. I use it with my JTM45 and it works a treat. Mind you I don't get chance to play loud enough to use it these days but its always handy to have just in case. I mean it doesn't suck your tone and it has a bypass switch effectively making it "try bypass" so why not?

Thumbs up for me!

[Rockerone]

Call it,

Marsha-Sonic

[axeman]

How about "A Goerge Loop"

[54strat]

I think the most obvious name is...MetroLoop.
Or ClearLoop.

[VelvetGeorge]

All good suggestions. I really want to nail down a name for this loop kit so we can get the store listing up and the wiki page created.

Metro-loop is good, but I think a name that credits Steve's design is more appropriate.

Zero-loss loop

Ultimate loop

and so on...


VG

[axeman]

Steve's Fx Loop. Give it a test run.

[Roe]

how would this compare to larry's loop?

[axeman]

But his name is Steve.

[VelvetGeorge]

What about "Steve's Zero-loss FX loop" ??? Too long? We could abbreviate: SZLFXL or ZL FX.

VG

[NY Chief]

..., before Randall Smith does it for you.

Man don't go there . Thanks for the reviews guys and kind words, appreciate that. Keep the names coming!

Chief, I'll take a look at how it'd work in the 2061, get back to you on that.

Thanks, Steve!

[VelvetGeorge]

How about:

Miller Zero-Loss FX Loop Kit

Too much?

VG

[demonufo]

L-L-Loop or LLLoop (losslessloop)

[VelvetGeorge]

I went ahead and listed these int he store:

http://metroamp.com/store/product_info. ... cts_id=499" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

We'll likely change the name. And will definitely update the listing, create a wiki page ect.

Instructions are available for download: http://www.metroamp.com/downloads/Loop-Kit-Rev1B.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


The first run of these will be (25) pieces. I hope to start shipping on Dec 1st.

george

[thousandshirts]

Traditional nomenclature for electronics would suggest using the designer's last name followed by the type of circuit in question. Linkwitz-Riley crossover, Butterworth filter, Williamson amplifier, Schmitt phase inverter, Perkins EQ, etc., etc.. In keeping with that, I think it's easy to call it a "Miller Loop." Not to be confused with the Miller Effect.

Steve is a great guy and has contributed a hell of a lot, both to this forum and, I am sure, amp enthusiasts all over. He doesn't deserve some fancy, catchy zip-zam-zoom name; he deserves better. A simple, no nonsense name. Just my opinion.

[OnTheFritz]

Steve is a great guy and has contributed a hell of a lot, both to this forum and, I am sure, amp enthusiasts all over. He doesn't deserve some fancy, catchy zip-zam-zoom name; he deserves better. A simple, no nonsense name. Just my opinion.

Hmm, in that case my suggestion of the "Insanity Loop" isn't going to fly!