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Bob Kagy

 

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Lafayette, CO USA
Post  Posted 27 Sep 2014 9:57 am    
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Did a search on this with no results.
Anyone have first hand experience that wants to post their reaction or experience?
Thanks for any answers.
bk
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Ed Kelly

 

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Queensbury, New York, USA
Post  Posted 27 Sep 2014 3:48 pm     Budda
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got one, real close to analog sound, I think they are owned by Peavy
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Tommy Boswell

 

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Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 29 Sep 2014 3:05 am    
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I like mine, it's a keeper. My first delay pedal was a DD-3, I didn't like the way it colored my tone. So I tried a Dan-Echo, it had better tone, but was a little noisy. The Samsara is quiet and has great tone and flexibility.
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Bob Kagy

 

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Lafayette, CO USA
Post  Posted 29 Sep 2014 6:19 am    
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Thanks Tommy. Billy Cooper's in VA is selling it. Maybe yours came from his store. He reports it eats 9V batteries and could do with a power supply (which he can supply).
Ed, I didn't quite get whether you were happy with yours. Looked for a Peavey reference, but couldn't find one; Budda Amplification is in Meridian, MS & has a line of amps and some boutique fx pedals one of which is the Samsara Delay.
Thanks for comments.
bk
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Ed Kelly

 

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Queensbury, New York, USA
Post  Posted 29 Sep 2014 7:01 am     Buddah
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Bob
real happy with mine, I have had it since December, and havent heard it sound bad ever. I think it came from Billy Coopers, I use an external power supply, so cant comment on the battrys.
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Tommy Boswell

 

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Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 29 Sep 2014 9:52 am    
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Yes, got mine from Billy Cooper's, and I do use a power supply.
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Gary Cooper

 

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Atmore, Alabama
Post  Posted 1 Jan 2015 6:09 pm     budda
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I just ordered one from Billy Cooper. I have a Boss Dd3 (Awful, trebly, not clear, not the sound I wanted) and I wanted an analog delay sound. It is my understanding the Budda produces 'something' close to an analog sound.
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Gary Cooper

 

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Atmore, Alabama
Post  Posted 10 Jan 2015 6:02 am     budda
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I love the delay the Budda has. Significantly better than the Boss DD3. The Boss was Ok with my Gibson CEC,but not with the PSG.
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Bobby D. Jones

 

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West Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 8 Jul 2024 7:07 pm    
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I bought a Buddha Delay and 1 Spot wall wart at Billy Cooper's about 5 years ago. The 1 I have has no battery compartment. has been in my setup every since. First with an Evans AH200 amp and now with a Tone Block 202. It has worked well for me. When I bought it Billy set the 4 knobs on it and said. "Here is where you want it set for Steel guitar".
I marked the settings with white tape. And I have moved the dials but always put them back where Billy adjusted them to.
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