What delay with tap tempo and a dotted eighth function that won't break the bank?

Lewy

I've already got an El Cap but need a second delay with tap tempo and dotted eighth (I know you can set delays to do the dotted eighth thing without the specific function but I don't want the hassle).

I guess about £120 max budget.

Anything out there?

DesVegas

Tc alter ego although the tap temp is a bit of a pain, hold button down and strum the tempo

WiresDreamDisasters

DD7.

zepp76

A used TC Nova delay will do the job.

Lewy

WiresDreamDisasters said:

DD7.

Job done! Didn't realise that you didn't need an external switch (going by my old DD3) so that's sorted. Thanks!

meltedbuzzbox

Used dod rubberneck

MattBanshee

Line 6 M5

lasermonkey

Line 6 Echo Park.

NorthernStomps

MattBanshee said:

Line 6 M5

Loved my M5, especially the delays, but the reliability was awful. Would switch itself off sometimes when stepped on, or wouldn’t switch on sometimes. Always have me anxiety during a gig. 

I believe the Line 6 Echo Park gets most of the M5 sounds but with increased reliability. Never used one but heard good things 

EricTheWeary

NUX Atlantic? Tap tempo ( Smart Tap - so same button for bypass as tap), subdivisions and you get reverb thrown in. Has had some nice comments on here. 
Although looking up the page you are getting a DD7. 

dogload

EricTheWeary said:

NUX Atlantic? Tap tempo ( Smart Tap - so same button for bypass as tap), subdivisions and you get reverb thrown in. Has had some nice comments on here. 
Although looking up the page you are getting a DD7. 

Yes, I was going to suggest the Nux Atlantic too. It's surprisingly good! I got one for my smaller, back-up board and it does a very decent job of covering what I need the El Cap to do as well as fulfilling reverb duty.

Fez

NorthernStomps said:

MattBanshee said:

Line 6 M5

Loved my M5, especially the delays, but the reliability was awful. Would switch itself off sometimes when stepped on, or wouldn’t switch on sometimes. Always have me anxiety during a gig. 

I believe the Line 6 Echo Park gets most of the M5 sounds but with increased reliability. Never used one but heard good things 

I also had reliability issues with my M5 the Echo Park was much better but useless live (fiddly little knobs and unreadable text on a dark stage) I have a Trex replay box which I like the sound of but the switches are too close to the knobs so it's off the live board and I am looking at getting a Flashback 2. Yes you need a separate switch for tap tempo but I have a boss one kicking around. 

MattBanshee

Interesting. Never had issues with my M5, with the exception of trying to power it with a power bank which couldn't reliably provide the current. Switched to a Fame monster of a power supply and no problems at all.

I previously had an Echo Park and it was phenomenal, though it crapped out after 5 years of heavy gigging and is completely unrepairable due to the design.