Re: digitech xdd delay

[Stephen Scott <stevoj@yahoo.com>]

I picked up an old zoom 508 delay pedal very cheaply recently, which is an amazing pedal for the price.  It offers upto 4 seconds of delay, has a hold feature, plus a couple of really nice stereo multi-tap paradigms.  I don't use mine much now, however, as there is no separate direct (wet) out, which I need.  I don't think these are made any more, but it's worth looking for one 2nd hand.

A better option may be the behringer virtualizer dsp 2024P...

http://www.behringer.com/DSP2024P/index.cfm?lang=ENG

...which offers upto 5.4 seconds of delay, as well as a multitude of other usable effects.  I rely on this a lot for my sound and would thouroughly recommend it - you should be able to buy one new for not a lot of money,

Stephen

aandreas@gmx.ch wrote:
>  hi all,
>
> heres another
>  question...
> anyone familiar with the digitech xdd delay?
> im looking for a long-time delay to complement an RC2 (in front of it).
> looks like this is the best offer out there. up to 4 secs, reverse, looper function, and of course feedback.
> anyone knows of a similarly featured pedal in the same price range?
> things that are not perfect on the digitech are:
> - no dry-mute
> - no 'roll out' , that - when switching it off - doesnt cut off the 'running' delays.
>
> i guess there is no cheap pedal delay out there that can do those things anyway, right? (and has at least 2.5 secs delay time)
> thanks again
> -a
>
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