MXR Clone Looper
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The Essentials to Know About the MXR Clone Looper Pedal
The Essentials to Know About the MXR Clone Looper Pedal
- High-fidelity looper designed to preserve the tone of your guitar, even with saturated sounds, thanks to an analog path for the dry signal.
- Up to 6 minutes of recording (and unlimited overdubs ) with memory retention when the pedal is turned off.
- Built-in creative tools : x2 speed, x0.5 speed, and reverse, plus a 4-beat visual countdown to perfectly time your inputs.
- Pedalboard integration : robust format, simple foot control, and choice of true bypass or buffered bypass depending on your signal chain.
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A Modern MXR Looper: Immediate Simplicity, Creative Depth
The MXR Clone Looper was designed in the spirit of MXR pedals: straightforward handling, a chassis built to withstand the stage, and audio quality that remains clean in a crowded pedalboard. It can be limited to the essentials (record, overdub, stop/resume) or become a true performance tool thanks to its speed and reverse modes, as well as external control options.
Its goal is clear: to offer you a compact looper that sounds "big," with faithful attack reproduction and a preserved dry signal. The result: whether you stack layers of crystalline clean or build a wall of distortion, the pedal remains stable, clear, and musical.
Who Is It For, and In What Contexts Does the Clone Looper Make a Difference?
At home, it becomes a formidable practice partner for working on rhythm, chord changes, improvisation, and harmonies: you record a progression, then play over it looping at will. In rehearsal, it serves to test arrangements, countermelodies, or riff ideas without relying on an external recorder.
On stage, the Clone Looper is aimed at guitarists who want to move from a simple rhythmic bed to more ambitious constructions, with quick stop/resume and the ability to correct on the fly (undo the last layer). The "half speed," "double speed," and "reverse" modes also open very effective doors in post-rock, ambient, indie, electro-rock, and sound design, without complicating your setup.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Looper / Sampler, Looper | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog & Digital | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Grey |
| Inputs | Jack, Expression pedal | Power supply included | Yes |
| True bypass | Yes | Power supply | 9V battery, DC 9 V |
| EQ | No | ||
| Recording duration | up to 6 minutes | Speeds | x2, x0.5 |
| Overdubs | unlimited | Play Loop Once mode | via compatible external control |
| Available times depending on speed | x2 up to 3 minutes, x0.5 up to 12 minutes | Direct signal path | analog |
| Visual countdown | LED with 4 beats before the loop starts | Switching options | true bypass or buffered bypass |
| Undo | quick deletion of the last layer (undo of the last overdub) | CTR input | external control via compatible switch |
| Audio quality | high-quality processing (88.2 kHz) and loop storage up to 44.1 kHz | Required power supply | 9V DC |
| Foot-controlled functions | playback, recording, overdub, stop | Compatible power supplies | pedalboard power supplies (including Iso-Brick and Mini Iso-Brick) |
| Reverse | yes | Power consumption | 225 mA |
Questions frequently asked
What recording duration does the MXR Clone Looper offer?
The duration is up to 6 minutes at normal speed. It is 3 minutes at x2 speed and 12 minutes at x0.5 speed, with an unlimited number of overdubs.
Is it possible to undo a recorded layer on this pedal?
An undo function allows quickly deleting the last recorded overdub. An LED also provides a 4-beat visual countdown before returning to the start of the loop.
Does the looper offer reverse and speed change functions?
The reverse, half-speed, and double-speed functions transform the loop during playback. These modes are especially useful for creating textures suitable for post-rock, ambient, or sound design.
Which external pedals can be connected?
The CTR jack accepts a compatible external switch to control several functions. The EXP jack can be used to control the loop output level with a compatible volume pedal or to activate Play Loop Once mode.
Is the dry signal preserved in a pedalboard setup?
An analog path is dedicated to the dry signal. Switching can be set to true bypass or buffered bypass depending on cable length and pedalboard configuration.



