Lehle D.Loop SGoS

USE
I use the D.Loop for my bass pedalboard, for multiple purposes. I use one loop for the pedals, to switch between clean and FX bass sound. I use the other loop to switch between my bass and my bass synth.

BUILD QUALITY
Sturdy, sure can take a beating. The switches are literally noiseless (only noise I heard during switching came from a faulty power supply for one of the FX pedals). The switches are sensitive, no need to step on them very strongly (they are very sturdy and can take abuse though).

OPERATION
You can connect two effect loops to the pedal (or, as I did, any other instrument you'd like to use on the same channel as the original input). You can use these independently and simultaneously. You also have a buffered boost function which is great for solos etc. You can set how much it reduces or boosts the volume.
The pedal has several operating modes, button functions etc. can be programmed.
Sound quality is amazing, meaning it is as noiseless and is as transparent as it gets (meaning, sound quality doesn't degrade at all when you go through this pedal).
It can also work with other Lehle pedals via a special connection but I never used it this way so I don't know how well it works (judging by other Lehle units it's probably flawless).

SUMMARY
For me, switching between loops doesn't get better than this.

This is among a number of Lehle pedals I have bought. The quality is flawless of all of them. I bought this to enable further switching capabilities when integrated with my TC G System and this allows me to run 2 heads & cabs in a stereo setup via the G System and switch between the preamps of each head running through the G System 4 cable method by midi using the D Loop.
The unit is built like a tank with very durable switches & also programming the unit is very simple. Also midi connection is achieved using a TRS cable which can be easily made up at home.
It will run of pretty much any power supply as well either AC or DC.
The switching is completely silent & it also comes with an adjustable buffer which is basically the same buffer as is incorporated in the Lehle Sunday Driver (Which I also use)
What's more it is made in the EU! Great 5 star looper pedal!

Possible usage in many occasions to route the signal. From switching between 1 signal to 3 destinations up to 3 signals to 1 destination. Over that it has programmable bulk switching to change all ins and outs combination on 1 tap, what I'm not using currently. MIDI switching also. Haven't had a problem with hum or smth else (can't imagine what else). There is no total isolation going on if I'm correct. I'm using in combination of GigRig QMX with 4-cable method to take of all effects before preamp ins. ; using the boost insted of extra fx pedal and out to tuner. This helps save the QMX loops at least.
I have also Lehle volume pedal and can recommend both.