delay pedals

[Drengur Grar]

My fav's have been:

Danelectro PB&J (little blue pedal..it has a great lowpass filter-esque delay to it)
Boss DM-2 (analog Dly)
Boss DD6
MXR OMNI (a multieffects unit...has a great analog delay the seperate pedal is great too!)
Ibanez AD-9 (analog Dly)
Maestro Echoplex (tape)
Roland Space Echo 202 or 303 (tape)

[lucidlou]

Originally Posted by Caturtle

I use the boss DD-5. It's the only delay pedal that I've ever used extensively. I do not like those digital pedal boxes, because of the delay involved; I like my effects to start the second I step on the pedal. I recently bought a footswitch that I use for tap delay, but I'm not too skillful in the department. I like the overall control that the DD-5 provides. I hope it never breaks on me!!!

It shouldn't. I had mine for about 9 years and it has been dropped several times, beer spilled all over it, etc.

[lucidlou]

I just read some killer reviews on the MF104Z Moogerfooger Analog Delay Pedal and the Maxon AD999 Analog Delay Pedal. They're both pretty pricey though.

[DreamwaveMusic]

im saving up for the tc electronics rhythm delay

[Hex]

Right now I just use the delay off of my GT-6. I use to have a Boss DD-3. I liked it.

Our other guitarist uses the delay off a Line 6 head and a Boss DD-3 at time.


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[plishous]

DigiTech DigiDelay X-Series Digital Delay Pedal is my fav i dig on the 4 sec sample

[Albs]

the bass player for my band uses the DD20 and it sounds really great, a little bit on the digital side but it sounds totally sweet for walls of drone.

i personally like the memory man for guitar but the line6 DL4 is good for all around fun. like recording, guitar, bass, vocals whatever. so many options, so little time.

[Drengur Grar]

I just recently picked up the Danelectro Reel Echo. I am pretty impressed with it. It has a lot of cool features including the 'sound on sound' option like the old tape echo machines. Still trying to get used to it. The only thing i don't dig is when you sweep the time slider, it doesn't pitch shift. I still prefer the PB&J over it haha.

[smopo24]

i saw minus the bear with 7 or 8 line 6 pedals; now that's the secret to their unique sound! i want to get one to try out all the functions and make some crazy noises.

[GearJunkie]

Originally Posted by smopo24

i saw minus the bear with 7 or 8 line 6 pedals; now that's the secret to their unique sound! i want to get one to try out all the functions and make some crazy noises.

you mean like the "falling apart and not working ever again" function? i think they put that on all their products.