- Flexible input layout for custom pedalboard setups - The input jack can be mounted on either the back or the right side of the pedal, so you can position it to fit tight layouts and different cable routing preferences. This makes it easier to integrate the pedal into existing chains without reworking your board. - Clean, unchanged tone with true bypass - True bypass preserves your instrument’s signal when the looper is off, preventing tone loss or coloration in your signal chain. Useful when you want the pedal out of the signal path during clean passages. - Silent tuning with tuner mute - The tuner mute switch isolates the signal sent to your tuner so you can tune without sending the muted signal to the rest of the rig. Ideal for stage use when you need to tune between songs without audible interruption. - Create layered parts with up to three simultaneous loops - Record and overdub up to three separate loops to build harmonies, backing parts, or rhythmic textures. Manageable loop count keeps operation simple while offering enough layering for solo performance and practice. Practical attributes - Function: Loop recording/overdubbing, tuner muting, selectable jack placement, and true bypass routing. - Compatibility: Designed to integrate with standard pedalboards and common signal chains. - Size and performance: Pedalboard-friendly footprint for easy placement; engineered for reliable live and practice use. - Build and reliability: Constructed for regular use on rehearsal and gigging setups. Use scenarios 1. Solo performer: Layer rhythm, bassline and lead parts with three loops, then tune silently between songs using the tuner mute switch. 2. Live band member: Keep your tone intact when the looper is bypassed, and mount the input jack where it best fits your pedalboard for clean cable routing on stage. 3. Home recording/practice: Quickly capture three-part ideas without complex setup, then integrate with other pedals and your amp without losing original tone. Why this pedal matters - It solves common pedalboard problems—tight layout constraints, unwanted tone loss, and noisy tuning—while providing straightforward loop recording for musical layering. The combination of an optional input position, true bypass, a tuner mute, and up to three loops offers practical flexibility for practice, recording, and live performance.