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The JM4 is a very powerful looper pedal, and there is A LOT this unit can do. Here is an overview of the main features, but there's nothing like checking it out for yourself. One thing I should have mentioned in the video, is that for each song you load, the key of the song is indicated. It has become a great tool for my guitar teaching job. It's so easy to load up a drum groove and hit the play/stop button with my foot. For those of you who would like a "jam buddy", please give this unit a try. Your local music store might have one you can try out. It's very convenient to have the JM4 around for practicing or for coming up with ideas for songs. You can practice scales, arpeggios, technique, leads, rhythm, etc to either any of the songs or just to good drum grooves. You can go from the JM4 into your amp, your computer, or just use headphones. That way you can jam all night without disturbing anyone. Buy one from Musician's FriendMusician's Friend is a great place to buy gear online. Great prices, fast shipping and great to deal with. Support My Free Guitar Videos!If you want to help support my website and the work I do. Use this link to PAY with PayPal. If you do not have PayPal, you can click "Continue" on the left hand side, it will let you pay with any major Credit Card. This is works well, and your privacy and security is protected by PayPal. Please Donate if my videos help you!If you benefit from all these free videos, please consider giving a donation and help keep the free lessons coming. » Recommend this page to a friend! Comments on this video clip:Robert said... Hi Jim, should be no problem. jim kennedy said... Hi - wish to know if the Line6 JM4 will conflict with sound noise in any which way through my Vox Valvetronic. VT 15 Amplifier. THank you Comment added on June 25, 2010Micheal said... Robert, I watched your video again on the Line6 MJ4 I was wonder if this is something a new player might use. I have no one to jam with and I was thinking that this would be a good tool to have. Thanks your student Micheal Comment added on April 22, 2010rick bourne said...
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