For me one of the main things I’d look for in a looper would be the ability to recall loops. Like presets, maybe only 8 or so, but being able to recall loops without having the play the parts in opens up all sorts of avenues for exploration.

Thank you, for answering. But this method works for me only with .. In all other cases I get only strange results, like those below 😆

I’d like to see a small looper pedal with the SMM Hazarai looping functions in a nano enclosure. However, use a footswitch that is more touch sensitive than the SMM/H’s for easier loops. Two knobs at the top of the pedal would be the Hazarai’s Blend and Repeats (Attenuation) knobs. In the middle of the pedal have the Filter knob for changing the tone of the loop. Add an LED that signals the start of the loop, and have two outputs — one that channels the loop to a separate amp if you use two amps. I would probably buy two.

I loved almost everything about the 2880 except for the footswitches. The “soft touch” switches on the Boss Loopstation seem to work much better for (my) timing. The clarity of the 2880 was stunning, but a lot of the extras went unused.
I’d love to see an EHX take on a smaller more performance based stereo looper. No modulation required, but an effects loop could be pretty cool for such things.

I’d love a basic, 20-40 second looper. since i don’t want to get a delay with a built in looper, my only options are big $200 3 hour preset blahbadiblah fancy loopers. i’d love a deluxe freeze, with a built in phrase looper. it could be an XO. that guy would sell like hot cakes.

I think that the best thing would be to add the looping feature to a pre-existing pedal, like the SMM. Obviously, it’s already there, but it is rather limited, especially since it’s so short a looping time & there’s the problem with the glitch on the repeat. Adding a looper to the HOG would be fantastic as well. Of course, having MIDI clock available to sync any EHX pedal looper would be fantastic as well, but 2880 already fills that role.