Which Delay pedal should I get?

Megagwar

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Looking for a True Bypass Delay pedal. What do you guys reccommend? Something that won't break the bank. Something around $150 or less. Digital or Analog.
 
Re: Which Delay pedal should I get?

First thing to figure out is what you want to do with a delay pedal. Are you looking for more of a crisp, precise echo, a washy ambient thing, doubling, slap-back, or a combination of these?
 
Re: Which Delay pedal should I get?

hardwire delay gives you all those things, for that exact price. I've got it, the tape echo is what i use if anything. has digital and analog delays, plus a looper... i imagine it'll go on sale soon, i believe this line is going to be discontinued if not already.
 
Re: Which Delay pedal should I get?

ah i must be crazy then, saw that new reverb they had and thought they went solo. either way, it's a good delay...
 
Re: Which Delay pedal should I get?

First thing to figure out is what you want to do with a delay pedal. Are you looking for more of a crisp, precise echo, a washy ambient thing, doubling, slap-back, or a combination of these?

I'm looking for a pedal that can do all of this. I like to experiment and get some corky an interesting sounds.
 
Re: Which Delay pedal should I get?

I know a lot of players are lukewarm about Boss pedals, but the DD-7 Digital Delay is a great pedal. I've been having a blast with it. It does it all....looping, tap tempo, modulation, analog tone, reverse guitar, and it's got more processing power than most of it's competitors.

Honestly, I think the DD-7 and PS-6 Harmonist are the best Boss pedals I've ever come across.
 
Re: Which Delay pedal should I get?

For short delays, the BBE Two Timer and the Rocktron Short Timer are really good. The Boss DD-3 also does short delays, but is not as warm sounding as these two. If I need anything longer, I'll use the Line 6 Echo Park.

Bill
 
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