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sascha, those are great demos!!! Your playing is tasteful and well chosen to exemplify what this unit can do.
The success of using tap tempo in a live setting depends on how picky you are and who's syncing to whom. If YOU are the clock, that is, if other players can play along to you then you've got a chance. But how well is everyone gonna hear an arpeggiated series of notes that usually vary in volume. It's likely that whatever you tap at the start of a song will have to be re tapped as the band loses the groove. I think delay can be more forgiving, arpeggiator stuff doesn't sound very good if you're out of sync with others.
The tap tempo on the Adrenalinn works as well as any tap I've experienced. It's a four tap system and takes the average.
Sure it works. But the Adrenalinn is a digital unit, and overloading the input is not pretty. So it takes a little care when placing other pedals in front. I prefer my pedals not going through the Adrenalinn unless I engage it - that's why I put it in it's own loop. I think there is a slight flattening of the sound. But it's only slight, and depending on your ears and set up, you may not notice it.
If someone offered me either for free (and part of the deal was I couldn't resell either) I'd take the Subdecay, no question.
