NPD: 1986 Boss DD-2.

[Aceman]

Re: NPD: 1986 Boss DD-2.

I usually gravitate toward Analog and emulations of Analog/Tape because I like the sound degradation on repeats)

I guess we all get old and forget things....


Like how everyone had a boner for Digital and said things like this for a decade or two;


"OMG - you mean the sound won't warble and modulate like those awful tapes? - AWESOME!!!"

Or

"OMG - you mean I can keep the the tone pristine and perfect no matter how many repeats or how long? FREAKING AWESOME!!!!!"


Hahahahahahahaha.

[Vasshu the humanoid typhoon]

Re: NPD: 1986 Boss DD-2.

I just loved that they could do long delays...
Never had a love for the pristine side of it.

[PFDarkside]

Re: NPD: 1986 Boss DD-2.

I guess we all get old and forget things....


Like how everyone had a boner for Digital and said things like this for a decade or two;


"OMG - you mean the sound won't warble and modulate like those awful tapes? - AWESOME!!!"

Or

"OMG - you mean I can keep the the tone pristine and perfect no matter how many repeats or how long? FREAKING AWESOME!!!!!"


Hahahahahahahaha.

I never really understood Delay when I started playing, I owned a 505 and owned and borrowed two Boss digital units. I just didn't like the way it sounded, so I used Reverb, not Delay. I got a Line 6 Echo Park when it came out and immediate loved the Analog/Tape switch and modulated setting. Then I got a Deluxe Memory Man.