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Published on 02/20/11 at 15:00This is the long neon green cinder block sized pedal that everyone has had on their board at least once.
16 different types of delay models on the rotary knob on the far left.
The other knobs are are from left to right: Delay Time, Repeats, Tweak, Tweez and Mix.
This isn't only a delay pedal you can build loops up to 14 seconds long, store I think 3 presets as well as there is a handy tap tempo switch all the way to the right.
I lucked into one of these used for a great deal. Brand new they run $250. I purchased it because I messed around with it and loved the Reverse effect on it.
The reverse effect! I'm a big fan of The Beatles and wanted to nail some of the reverse guitar licks. Hendrix also used some reverse guitar effects. Well there aren't many pedals that do this and you can't really gig with an old tape deck now can you?
There are pleny of options like stereo outs and an input jack for an expression pedal. I feel I haven't come close to tapping into all of what this pedal can do.
Some of the effects are a bit over the top, but I can always tame them a bit. Rather too much than too little I guess?
The pedal can be noisy at times. If you are recording and not using the pedal do yourself a favor and take it out of your signal. It is a mild tone sucker.
You don't want to drop this on your big toe! Well built, metal box, nice easy switching. The knobs are inset from the pedal so they won't snap off in your gig bag.
Plenty of vintage and modern delays all in one box. If you want to experiment with looping and delay, this pedal is well worth checking out.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
16 different types of delay models on the rotary knob on the far left.
The other knobs are are from left to right: Delay Time, Repeats, Tweak, Tweez and Mix.
This isn't only a delay pedal you can build loops up to 14 seconds long, store I think 3 presets as well as there is a handy tap tempo switch all the way to the right.
I lucked into one of these used for a great deal. Brand new they run $250. I purchased it because I messed around with it and loved the Reverse effect on it.
The reverse effect! I'm a big fan of The Beatles and wanted to nail some of the reverse guitar licks. Hendrix also used some reverse guitar effects. Well there aren't many pedals that do this and you can't really gig with an old tape deck now can you?
There are pleny of options like stereo outs and an input jack for an expression pedal. I feel I haven't come close to tapping into all of what this pedal can do.
Some of the effects are a bit over the top, but I can always tame them a bit. Rather too much than too little I guess?
The pedal can be noisy at times. If you are recording and not using the pedal do yourself a favor and take it out of your signal. It is a mild tone sucker.
You don't want to drop this on your big toe! Well built, metal box, nice easy switching. The knobs are inset from the pedal so they won't snap off in your gig bag.
Plenty of vintage and modern delays all in one box. If you want to experiment with looping and delay, this pedal is well worth checking out.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com