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nature scene 04.01.2008 05:35 PM

delay pedals
 
What delay pedals do you guys use?

Currently I use a Boss PS-2 and a Boss DD3. I'll never part with the PS-2 because it's so unique, but I'm considering parting with the DD3 and replacing it with either a EHX Stereo Memory Man or a Line 6 DL4. Any comments on either of those?

Savage Clone 04.01.2008 05:36 PM

E/H Memory Man, original issue.
I have no problems with the new ones as long as they're not the kind with that extra gain stage. The straight-up reissues are good.

terminal pharmacy 04.01.2008 05:43 PM

boss dd5

max 04.01.2008 05:54 PM

actually owning a boss dsd2 and an ibanez de7. soon going for a new one... the best one yet.

drrrtyboots 04.01.2008 05:55 PM

DD5 as well, it holds its own pretty well.

jonathan 04.01.2008 06:44 PM

I really like my DD6 even though it might be broken.

CHOUT 04.01.2008 09:52 PM

should have this tomorrow
 

very nice $30 analog delay
 

also have a dd20 and a deluxe memory man

davenotdead 04.01.2008 09:57 PM

i have a dd3 and a dd20

fluxequalsrad 04.01.2008 10:14 PM

I use a Boss DD-6 Digital Delay, its feature that doesn't get old (beside messing around with huge long delay) is the 'hold function' which allows you to loops like 5 seconds of jammin' over and over... My next delay pedal will be able to loop much longer due the function's usefullness in improving your improvisation etc. (I.e. Jamming blues for hours, jamming over 'hits of sunshine' riff for years, makin' up your own stuff)

Everyneurotic 04.01.2008 10:45 PM

i have a dd3, it's great.

i'd love to get a second delay or even another one.

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behringer pedals rule!!! you have to treat them like porcelain eggs but they have great sounds.

CHOUT 04.02.2008 10:33 PM

just snatched this up on ebay
 

Cantankerous 04.02.2008 10:36 PM

i, too, am the prowd owner of a dd3 which i enjoy thoroughly

Everyneurotic 04.02.2008 11:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CHOUT
just snatched this up on ebay

 


arion pedals are cheap, aren't they?

nature scene 04.02.2008 11:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic
arion pedals are cheap, aren't they?


yes.

soapbars 04.03.2008 07:17 AM

ive got a boss ps2 aswell

its probs my main delay, really versitile sound wise with a really nice lo fi way of letting the repeats turn into a sort of hiss, only in a very good way.

i hardly ever use the octave modes but theyre nice to have. the ps2 is pure slowdive in a box.

ive also go a danelectro reel echo and a biyang 'analog' delay.

_slavo_ 04.03.2008 07:21 AM

DD5. I love it.

terminal pharmacy 04.03.2008 07:30 AM

i own 3 pedals - dd5, crybaby, mxr distortion.

nature scene 04.03.2008 12:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by soapbars
ive got a boss ps2 aswell

its probs my main delay, really versitile sound wise with a really nice lo fi way of letting the repeats turn into a sort of hiss, only in a very good way.

i hardly ever use the octave modes but theyre nice to have. the ps2 is pure slowdive in a box.

ive also go a danelectro reel echo and a biyang 'analog' delay.



Yeah. I love how you can make this pedal self-oscillate and "blow up."

It's such a dirty, nasty delay - it's so awesome. To bad they didn't keep making something like that.

king_buzzo 04.03.2008 01:20 PM

I use a carl martin red repeat. It sounds pretty analogue-ish for a digital relay. I'm getting the new boss space echo and maybe another delay.

CHOUT 04.03.2008 02:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by king_buzzo
I use a carl martin red repeat. It sounds pretty analogue-ish for a digital relay. I'm getting the new boss space echo and maybe another delay.

where the fuck have you been? :mad:

CHOUT 04.03.2008 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic
arion pedals are cheap, aren't they?

i paid $75
these are discontinued now and highly regarded. plus it's stereo.

they are plastic, but i had their flanger and theyre very sturdy.

Savage Clone 04.03.2008 02:55 PM

I had an Arion analog delay for 15 years. I loved that thing.
I ran it into the ground and managed to find another one. Cheap construction, but there's something about it I love. I use it on my voice now, and it's the perfect thing.

CHOUT 04.03.2008 03:57 PM

any experience with the arion delay in stereo, Savage Clone?

avantgarde1 04.03.2008 04:00 PM

i'm not sure what kind i have, but i have 2 delay pedals, one of which has a reverse and a loop feature. there is now way i could play guitar w/ out delay... it would be impossible.

Everyneurotic 04.03.2008 04:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CHOUT
i paid $75
these are discontinued now and highly regarded. plus it's stereo.

they are plastic, but i had their flanger and theyre very sturdy.


$75? jeez, they sure are highly regarded.

i used to see them a lot on heaps of broken electronics here, maybe i should buy one next time i see one before they become collector's choices.

Savage Clone 04.03.2008 05:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CHOUT
any experience with the arion delay in stereo, Savage Clone?



I used it in stereo quite a lot, but usually not with the amps spread out wide enough to appreciate it. A few experiments in high school, of course, but mostly just goofing off.

CHOUT 04.03.2008 05:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Savage Clone
I used it in stereo quite a lot, but usually not with the amps spread out wide enough to appreciate it. A few experiments in high school, of course, but mostly just goofing off.

i was curious if it pans or is just out of phase in stereo or what...

CHOUT 04.03.2008 05:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic
$75? jeez, they sure are highly regarded.

i used to see them a lot on heaps of broken electronics here, maybe i should buy one next time i see one before they become collector's choices.

they go for more than that even.

Savage Clone 04.03.2008 05:33 PM

It pans, from what I remember. Delay repeats ping-pong.

CHOUT 04.03.2008 05:35 PM

nice...what i was hoping.

Everyneurotic 04.03.2008 05:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CHOUT
they go for more than that even.


yeah, that's what i kinda imagined, i better score me some, maybe for reselling even.

SpectralJulianIsNotDead 04.03.2008 05:49 PM

This is what I use
 

nature scene 04.03.2008 07:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SpectralJulianIsNotDead
This is what I use
 


That's the one I'm looking at getting. How do you like it?

nature scene 04.03.2008 07:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CHOUT
i paid $75
these are discontinued now and highly regarded. plus it's stereo.

they are plastic, but i had their flanger and theyre very sturdy.



$75?! You can get the entire set of discontinued pedals (10 of them) for $200 bucks from Musicians Friend (on backorder now, but still available even though they're discontinued. That seems kinda weird to me, but I guess whoever they get their stuff from still has some in inventory?) I've heard that the delay is pretty good though, so maybe it's worth the premium.


The arion pedals cost $15-30 each when they were new and still being manufactured, I had the stereo chorus - it was good for a $25 pedal but nothing special. Something I'd buy to try and mod and mess around with.

CHOUT 04.03.2008 11:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SpectralJulianIsNotDead
This is what I use

 

im sold mine...:(

SpectralJulianIsNotDead 04.04.2008 12:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nature scene
That's the one I'm looking at getting. How do you like it?


I love it. Looping is a lot of fun with it. You can make cool sounds. The modulated delay is cool for crazy sounds, as is the reverse.

Quote:

Originally Posted by nature scene
$75?! You can get the entire set of discontinued pedals (10 of them) for $200 bucks from Musicians Friend (on backorder now, but still available even though they're discontinued. That seems kinda weird to me, but I guess whoever they get their stuff from still has some in inventory?) I've heard that the delay is pretty good though, so maybe it's worth the premium.


The arion pedals cost $15-30 each when they were new and still being manufactured, I had the stereo chorus - it was good for a $25 pedal but nothing special. Something I'd buy to try and mod and mess around with.


The SAD-1 and the SCH-1 aren't in that bundle, the SAD-3 and SCH-Z are, which supposedly aren't as good.

CHOUT 04.04.2008 12:42 AM

the SAD-3 took the place of the SAD-1 a while ago...not too good of reviews on that version...i'd like to try one, nontheless.

damn, now the effects thread is totally dying.

SpectralJulianIsNotDead 04.04.2008 11:42 AM

I used to use the SAD-3. It wasn't bad for ambience.

Lurker 04.04.2008 11:56 AM

You're all invited to my 1000 post party!

nature scene 04.04.2008 01:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SpectralJulianIsNotDead
I love it. Looping is a lot of fun with it. You can make cool sounds. The modulated delay is cool for crazy sounds, as is the reverse.



The SAD-1 and the SCH-1 aren't in that bundle, the SAD-3 and SCH-Z are, which supposedly aren't as good.



I'm probably going to pick up an SMMH this week.

Gotcha, I didn't realize the difference in the models on the Arion pedals.

Don't you guys always wonder why companies release new pedals that mess with the perfection of their older ones and end up being crappy?


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