Electro Harmonix 360 Nano Looper
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Electro Harmonix
360 Nano Looper
Product Info
Article Number:
348395
Brand:
Electro Harmonix
Model:
360 Nano Looper
Category:
Looper Pedals
Price:
$115.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The 360 Nano is a seriously handy little looper for guitarists and bassists who want a quick and easy way to build up layers on the fly. It's perfect for practicing, songwriting, or adding some instant textures to your live performance – especially if you're short on space and want something straightforward.
Product Description
- Electro Harmonix 360 Nano Looper
- Looper
- 360 Second loop time
- 11 Memory locations
- Uncompressed audio recording
- 3 LED status indicators
- 24-Bit A / D / A converter
- 44.1 kHz Sample rate
- Overdubbing (unlimited overdubs)
- Undo-redo function
- Fast deletion
- Diecast metal housing
- Dimensions (WxDxH): 70 x 114 x 53 mm
- 9V DC power supply included
PROS
- • Compact size ideal for pedalboards, minimizing space constraints
- • Uncompressed audio preserves detail for cleaner loop layering
- • Diecast metal housing offers robust durability for gigging
- • Undo/redo function is invaluable for correcting mistakes quickly
CONS
- • Limited track management can become cumbersome for complex arrangements
- • Lack of USB connectivity restricts direct computer integration
- • Small footprint may make controls feel cramped for larger hands
Product Video
Key Features
Loop Time
360 seconds
Tracks
Single track
Memory
11 locations
Overdub
Unlimited
USB
No
Power Supply
9V DC
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Frequently Asked Questions
While it's uncompressed, the 24-bit converters are decent but won't match the pristine clarity of pricier models; it's a great trade-off for the price though.
No, there's no USB port, so loop transfer requires recording the output externally.
For simple phrases and song sections, yes; more complex projects might require frequent clearing and re-recording.
