Great cheap delays?
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SirJackdeFuzz
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For very little money, you can NOT go wrong with the little Ibanez DE-7.
For very little money, you can NOT go wrong with the little Ibanez DE-7.
Chickenwings
Alnico 6/8
Re: Great cheap delays?
deja vu is cheap these days. versatile, easy to use and you can get great sounds fast as well as a swiss army selection of ins, outs and buffers or true bypass.
If you don't need the funtionality of tap tempo and ratio control etc and can live with short delay times, the all analog mxr carbon copy is delicious.
deja vu is cheap these days. versatile, easy to use and you can get great sounds fast as well as a swiss army selection of ins, outs and buffers or true bypass.
If you don't need the funtionality of tap tempo and ratio control etc and can live with short delay times, the all analog mxr carbon copy is delicious.
SirJackdeFuzz
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For $70.00 new, this is not a bad deal !
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/ampl...nalog-delay-echo-chorus-vibrato-effects-pedal
For $70.00 new, this is not a bad deal !
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/ampl...nalog-delay-echo-chorus-vibrato-effects-pedal
SongsForTheDeaf
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only one I can think of that is truely a good delay for under 100... Visual Sound Axle grease delay... analog/digital hybrid with oscillation abilities and a nice warm sound
I use mine for slapback echo for leads and it kills
only one I can think of that is truely a good delay for under 100... Visual Sound Axle grease delay... analog/digital hybrid with oscillation abilities and a nice warm sound
I use mine for slapback echo for leads and it kills
Andrew Lamprecht
Minion of One
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Modtone MT-AD is pretty good and I got mine for $30. There is one locally for $50 too. Not bad prices at all.
Modtone MT-AD is pretty good and I got mine for $30. There is one locally for $50 too. Not bad prices at all.
Chris of Arabia
Desert RATT
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Here you go Ace...
http://www.amazon.com/Behringer-DD4...4538680&sr=8-1&keywords=behringer+delay+pedal
Here you go Ace...
http://www.amazon.com/Behringer-DD4...4538680&sr=8-1&keywords=behringer+delay+pedal
ratherdashing
Kablamminator
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$50? Nothing that will compare to your DD-3, that's for sure.
If you can go up to the $70 range you'll find plenty of great delays on the used market, including the DD-3.
$50? Nothing that will compare to your DD-3, that's for sure.
If you can go up to the $70 range you'll find plenty of great delays on the used market, including the DD-3.
Phantasmagoria
watch where you point that sabre
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It's a Flashback copy. I lent mine to the guitar guy from another band that played at our last gig when the Flashback on his pedalboard died onstage. He could'nt believe how great it sounded.
True story
It's a Flashback copy. I lent mine to the guitar guy from another band that played at our last gig when the Flashback on his pedalboard died onstage. He could'nt believe how great it sounded.
True story
Matt42
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I really like the Mooer AnaEcho (DM-2 clone, I believe). I've been thinking about getting one to use as a slapback with my MXR Carbon Copy staying on the longer delay setting I like. I hate bending down 15 times during a show to change my delay settings.
I really like the Mooer AnaEcho (DM-2 clone, I believe). I've been thinking about getting one to use as a slapback with my MXR Carbon Copy staying on the longer delay setting I like. I hate bending down 15 times during a show to change my delay settings.
Boogie Bill
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Rocktron Short Timer, Carbon Copy, DD-3 (I'm amazed at how many pros use these!), or a used Echo Park. The EP is a really powerful pedal in a small package. Another sleeper is the BBE Two-Timer.
Bill
Rocktron Short Timer, Carbon Copy, DD-3 (I'm amazed at how many pros use these!), or a used Echo Park. The EP is a really powerful pedal in a small package. Another sleeper is the BBE Two-Timer.
Bill
RealtyViking
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The best buy right now is the Vox Delay Lab.
The best buy right now is the Vox Delay Lab.
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the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
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EDIT: Just read the rest of the thread...
Not trying to be rude here but for a budget of $50 don't expect much.
Just spend a little more and get another DD3. You can get them on ebay all day for $60-70 and while I am no fan of digital delay units they have their place and if you already have one then you know all about it.
I mean, be real about this...for $50 or less you're getting a cheap POS that'll be done in a year or less.
EDIT: Just read the rest of the thread...
Not trying to be rude here but for a budget of $50 don't expect much.
Just spend a little more and get another DD3. You can get them on ebay all day for $60-70 and while I am no fan of digital delay units they have their place and if you already have one then you know all about it.
I mean, be real about this...for $50 or less you're getting a cheap POS that'll be done in a year or less.
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jon the art guy
Nerdy Nerd
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this has an external tap tempo thing, huh?
I've been fooling around with guitar versions of Laurie Anderson's song O Superman, and a trem + delay both on a central tempo tap would be berry berry uzefuh.
this has an external tap tempo thing, huh?
I've been fooling around with guitar versions of Laurie Anderson's song O Superman, and a trem + delay both on a central tempo tap would be berry berry uzefuh.
Rand-O-Monium
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Re: Great cheap delays?
Got a Deltalab DD('bout 1 sec) for $30,pawnshop.
Does what I need it to.
Got a Deltalab DD('bout 1 sec) for $30,pawnshop.
Does what I need it to.
