Ok delay pedal survey

Kevin Quick · From: Sacramento

Seems there's about 5,000 different delay pedals out there. Wut yall using?

Ford Cole · From: Texas

RV-7 until it cratered w/o warning.

Jon Light (deceased) · From: Saugerties, NY

My current priorities are good sound, small footprint, an available simulation of analog delay, and some available ambience features (modulations etc.) for occasional use. I'm quite satisfied with the TC Electronic Flashback. If I needed deeper fine tuning, my Strymon El Cap is great but it's overkill for my current gigging needs.

Tony Glassman · From: The Great Northwest

SIB Echodrive
Benado Steel Dream
Wampler Faux Analog Echo

Jerry Roller · From: Van Buren, Arkansas USA

Hilton Pro Delay. I use 'em and sell 'em. Hilton quality at a great affordable price.
Jerry
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ajm · From: Los Angeles

Boss DM2 ($30 at a swap meet)
MXR Carbon Copy ($40 at a garage sale)
DOD DFX9 (digital, free off a CL ad for buying a One Spot for $10)

Richard Sinkler · From: aka: Rusty Strings -- Missoula, Montana

Not a big delay fan here. But, I do use it a little these days. I run a Zoom MS50-G in the effects loop of my Nashville 400 for reverb (reverb in amp died), and have patches that include some delay. But I still prefer just reverb.
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Jack Hanson · From: San Luis Valley, USA

I've owned and used the BOSS DD-3, DD-5, DD-7, the Digitech Hardwire DL-8, the Joyo JF-33, and the Hilton Pro Delay. I prefer the Hilton. But for under thirty clams delivered straight to your mailbox, the Joyo offers considerable bang for the buck and sounds really good.

Greg Lambert · From: Illinois, USA

DD3 and love it.

Dennis Anderson · From: Chicago, Illinois

Diamond Memory Lane Junior

Jack Stanton · From: Somewhere in the swamps of Jersey

Electro Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man, 70's vintage. Big and bulky, expensive as hell, but nothing comes as close to an actual echoplex. I believe it's the preamp circuit.

Ron Shalita · From: California, USA

I use a DD2 Boss
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James Flaherty · From: California, USA

Ibanez AD 9. It's old but still sounds great.

Erv Niehaus · From: Litchfield, MN, USA

Ron,
I do too.
I have a few other ones but always come back to the DD2 or the DD3, I can't tell much difference. Very Happy

Erv

Gary Kaye · From: California, USA

So far I have not run across a foot pedal equivalent
of Lexicon Processors and would snatch one if I ran across
one that captured the quality of Lexicon
Second to that I would vote for a Benado Steel Dream,
Virgo or Strymon El Capiston

Gordon Hartin · From: Durham, NC

Strymon Dig.

gordon

Pete Burak · From: Portland, OR USA

I thought Sarah Jory's delay sounded great in TX last weekend, and noticed she is using a DD3.
I mentioned this to Brad Sarno and he mentioned that the DD3 is an all Analog signal path, whereas the DD7 uses Analog to Digital converters.
I may try a DD3 but it does not have Tap Tempo as far as I can tell.
I really like Tap Tempo lately, and have been using a Line-6 Echo Park in the "dotted-eighth note" mode.
I also have the Behringer clone of the RV3, and it also has Tap Tempo, but with less Tap features than the Echo Park (no dotted eighth note setting).

K Maul · From: Hadley, NY/Hobe Sound, FL

TC Flashback mini, Boss RV-3, or Ibanez AD-9. But not tons and not always. I usually keep two in line set to long and short delay so I can pick one depending on the song.
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Jerry Overstreet · From: Louisville Ky

I play mostly rack rigs w/digi fx, but for a single amp NV400, I use this old AD80 analog delay.

These and the similar Boss DM-2 are ridiculously over priced and hard to find now though. The AD9 mentioned earlier is a good analog delay box.

The Boss DD-3 has to be one of the most used digital delay units for steel guitar players.

Jack Stoner · From: Kansas City, MO

I'm using a POD X3 for both Reverb (spring emulation) and Delay (Digital Delay).

Alex Cattaneo · From: Quebec, Canada

1. Keeley Caverns (reverb and delay in the same pedal, and lots of features)

2. Wampler Faux Tape Echo

3. Wampler Faux Analog Echo

Derrick Unger · From: Newark Ohio, USA

I use a simple and cheap Behringer VD400 and a Caline Snakebite Reverb if its necessary>>
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Brad Sarno · From: St. Louis, MO USA

Digitech Obscura Altered Delay

Good range of delay tones, sound qualities, tap tempo, analog dry path, great pedal

Jon Light (deceased) · From: Saugerties, NY

Always evolving, I just yesterday ordered a TC Electric Nova. As long as it sounds decent (we'll see), it's all about the presets. In a smallish footprint.

b0b · From: Cloverdale, CA, USA

Neunaber Echelon in the small setup rig, Strymon Dig in the big one. I like them both.
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