D-d-did you say d-d-delay?

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misterwhizzy

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A couple of pedals for sale, one analog, one digital. I was trying to get the sound of a Carbon Copy in a Jet City loop that didn't play well with instrument-level signals. I ended up with a new amp, and my CC sounds great in that. I'll take $100 plus $10 shipping for either pedal, or $175 plus $10 shipping for both. I'll listen to trade offers, but I'm about done for now looking for gear.

First up is a Way Huge Echo Puss. It's discontinued, but it's very versatile and like new. Modulation is cool, and the blend knob is helpful.
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Next up is an ElectroHarmonix Canyon which has more modes and options than I can imagine anyone but a DL-4 user wanting, but it's here for the taking. Also has a built-in looper.
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(For what it's worth, that's a hair on the back, not a crack.)
 
Did you say $120 for the pair? What kind of pedal does the Caynon require for the tap function?

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From the manual, which is probably a solid read just to get an idea of the crazy amount of functionality built-in, it says it can be controlled by an external momentary footswitch, which should normally be open. Upon engaging the switch, it should create a short circuit between the tip and the sleeve of the 1/4" plug. The footswitch on the pedal can also be used to set the delay time by tapping it at least two times.

Personally, I think the Echo Puss is the better pedal, but it can't touch the number of tricks the Canyon has up its sleeve.
 
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