TC Electronic Ditto Looper Guitar Pedal
A simple one-knob looper pedal delivering 24-bit uncompressed audio with true bypass and five minutes of looping time
- 24-bit uncompressed audio keeps loops crisp and clear
- True Bypass and Analog-Dry-Through preserve your tone untouched
- Five minutes of looping time gives room for full compositions
- Ultra-small footprint fits any pedalboard without crowding
- One-knob control makes recording, undo, redo, stop and erase instant
What the Ditto Looper is
The TC Electronic Ditto Looper is a compact guitar effects pedal built for straightforward looping. It records, plays back, undoes, redoes, stops and erases with a single knob. The circuit delivers 24-bit uncompressed audio, True Bypass switching and Analog-Dry-Through so the original tone stays clean when the pedal is engaged or bypassed.
Guitarists who want simple layering
This pedal suits players who need quick, musical looping without menus or screens. It offers five minutes of loop time for song sketches, practice or live layering. It does not suit performers who require multiple independent loop tracks, built-in rhythm guides, MIDI sync, stereo I/O or the ability to save and recall loops between power cycles.
Pedalboard fit and signal chain
The ultra-small enclosure leaves room on a crowded board and draws power from a standard 9 V centre-negative supply. True Bypass keeps the signal path transparent when the loop is off, while Analog-Dry-Through preserves the dry guitar tone through the analogue path even while a loop plays. Place it anywhere in the chain where you want the loop to capture the sound up to that point.
How it compares
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- Price $70.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | TC Electronics |
Questions about this item
What amplifier input do I need to connect this pedal?
Connect the pedal to a standard 1/4-inch instrument input on your amplifier or audio interface.
Does the true bypass circuit keep my clean tone intact when the loop is off?
Yes, the true bypass and analog-dry-through design leave your original signal completely uncoloured when the pedal is disengaged.
How do I confirm the 24-bit audio is recording cleanly?
Record a short phrase, stop the loop, and listen — the playback should match your dry signal with no added noise or tonal change.
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