Electro-Harmonix releases the Pico 360+ Looper

December 17, 2024 · 4 sources

Electro-Harmonix announced the 360+ Looper on December 17, 2024, an updated single-footswitch looper in the company's Pico-sized chassis¹. The pedal builds on the Nano Looper 360's format of 6 minutes of recording time and 11 memory slots, adding overdub control and fadeout¹.

The 360+ has individual DRY LVL and LOOP LVL volume controls, and a LOOP selector knob for the 11 memory slots¹. The 6 minutes of recording time can be split freely between loops with unlimited overdubs¹. The OVERDUB knob sets the overdub feedback level: at 50%, the level of previous overdubs is lowered by 50% each time the loop comes back around¹. The single footswitch handles record, playback, overdub, undo, redo, stop and erase, and can be programmed for which mode it enters after the initial loop is recorded¹. An adjustable fadeout mode smooths endings when the loop is stopped¹. The pedal records and plays uncompressed audio at 24-bit, 44.1kHz¹.

MusicRadar gives the fadeout range as 1 to 10 seconds and says the footswitch is pressed for record, playback and overdub and held for undo, redo and erase². It reports 24-bit A/D/A at a 44.1kHz sample rate, power from a 9V DC pedalboard supply with no room for a battery, and a 100mA draw². The 360+ ships with a standard EHX 9V power supply¹.

Sources differ on price: Bass Gear Magazine and Guitar World give a U.S. 70¹³, while Gearnews lists an MSRP of USD 137.30⁴. The pedal is available now¹²³.