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  • October 16, 2016 at 2:52 pm #84620
    exio
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    Hi,

    I’ve recently bought a 720 looper and although it works fine a slight annoyance is the fact that no guitar cable I have (and I’ve tried several different kinds) will plug in fully to any of the input or output sockets. Usually when you plug a cable into a pedal or other device you get a click when it’s pushed completely in. With the 720 looper you don’t get this and the cable could easily be pulled out. Btw, I used to have a 360 looper and it also had the same thing, although it’s slightly more noticeable on the 720.

    Is this a common issue on EHX pedals or just these loopers?

    Thanks.

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    December 5, 2016 at 7:35 am #122316
    BillWithers
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    Hi,

    I’ve recently bought a 720 looper and although it works fine a slight annoyance is the fact that no guitar cable I have (and I’ve tried several different kinds) will plug in fully to any of the input or output sockets. Usually when you plug a cable into a pedal or other device you get a click when it’s pushed completely in. With the 720 looper you don’t get this and the cable could easily be pulled out. Btw, I used to have a 360 looper and it also had the same thing, although it’s slightly more noticeable on the 720.

    Is this a common issue on EHX pedals or just these loopers?

    Thanks.

    I have the 720 Looper as well. Yeah, you don’t get the click that you normally have on some pedals. But my signal is fine and there is no chance of the cable coming out. It’s snug. You would have to purposely pull hard on the cable to get it to come out. The company probably bought from a new supplier and that is that way the jacks act. I wouldn’t worry about it.

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