Polyend Loop combines four audio loopers, four drum tracks and more than 100 effects
The $599 standalone pedal turns live looping and sample-based rhythm sequencing into one synchronized performance instrument.
Sep 27, 2026
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Polyend has introduced Loop, a standalone performance pedal built around four independent mono or stereo audio loop tracks and a four-track sample-based drum machine. Players can record guitar, line-level sources or a dynamic microphone, keep loops and rhythms synchronized, and reshape material with forward, reverse, ping-pong and varispeed playback.
Each loop track can run its own effect, with more than 100 processors spanning reverb, delay, modulation, distortion and filters. The drum side includes more than 350 rhythm patterns and 500 kits, while 1,000 scenes can retain loops, patterns, tempo and effects. Polyend lists the price at $599/€599, with shipping scheduled to begin in October 2026.
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Why it matters
Loop sits between a conventional looper pedal and a groovebox, giving solo performers and songwriters a single hardware workflow for layered audio, programmable drums and effects.
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