Delay with tap tempo - what are you using?

Dopesick

Strymon DIG

After owning it for a few months now, in the words of Mark Corrigan...’I think she might be the one’.

MattBanshee

Akai Headrush and a Line 6 M5

Beexter

DD-200. I've been through a few delay pedals including the Empress Echosystem, Source Audio Nemesis,  Flashback 1 and 2, DD-7. The DD-200 is reasonably priced, sounds great, is well featured, is easily adjusted on the fly and has easily accessed presets and tap tempo. 

Winny_Pooh

GFI Clockwork V2, tiny! And has 4 presets.

John_P

Thanks chaps plenty of inspiration there and a few I hadn’t thought of.    

No one has mentioned the ftt flight time - have they fallen out of favour?  Iirc there is a ver2 that adds stereo - has anyone found that worth looking at over the ver1? 

lasermonkey

Line 6 Echo Park, though I *really* want a DIG too.

GavRichList

echo park is probably the single most underrated delay out there. Had one and absolutely loved it. A bit fussy with power, but sounded wonderful, and could also double as an effective murder weapon, owing to the fact that it weighed about 4 stone. The swell feature is particularly great. 

joetele

GavRichList said:

echo park is probably the single most underrated delay out there. Had one and absolutely loved it. A bit fussy with power, but sounded wonderful, and could also double as an effective murder weapon, owing to the fact that it weighed about 4 stone. The swell feature is particularly great. 

There's a reason Andy Othling still has his on his board. 

GavRichList

joetele said:

GavRichList said:

echo park is probably the single most underrated delay out there. Had one and absolutely loved it. A bit fussy with power, but sounded wonderful, and could also double as an effective murder weapon, owing to the fact that it weighed about 4 stone. The swell feature is particularly great. 

There's a reason Andy Othling still has his on his board. 

who did he kill? 

Jonathanthomas83

I have a Volante and DIG going up in the ads soon, PM me if interested @stickyfiddle @John_P ;

english_bob

GavRichList said:

echo park is probably the single most underrated delay out there. Had one and absolutely loved it. A bit fussy with power, but sounded wonderful, and could also double as an effective murder weapon, owing to the fact that it weighed about 4 stone. The swell feature is particularly great. 

As far as I know the M5 duplicates all the Echo Park delays, retains the power fussiness and murder weapon capabilities but adds presets, MIDI control and a dedicated tap tempo footswitch instead of fannying around with a single one.

Currently eighty quid for an M5 at GuitarGuitar and GAK. Those things are bloody brilliant, particularly if you have a switching system or a MIDI controller.

MagicPigDetective

Walrus Audo D1. Great sounds, tape, digital, analogue, reverse, dual delay. 9 presets and tap tempo.  

Flanging_Fred

DD500 and a Dod Rubberneck for me. Both great but very different beasts.

NorthernStomps

Dd500 here too. Can’t imagine needing anything else 

Teetonetal

Dd500 or DOD rubberneck

Moe_Zambeek

Pigtronix Echolution 2 deluxe. 

Underrated and consequently cheap, much better than the SA Nemesis I had before.

UnclePsychosis

Won't be for everyone but I like my Hungry Robot Moby Dick a lot. 

roberty

DD-200 here too. I also had a DD-3 on my board for slapback but I've just taken it off because the dual mode on the DD-200 combines a short and long delay and sounds bloody amazing

Fez

Flashback v2 I recently loaded the firmware update so have ditched the external switch. I agree with @WiresDreamDisasters the tap in bypass is a great boon when playing live

Majorscale

A Providence Chrono and a T-Rex Replica. Both superb. It transpires that me and Davey G have similar taste in delays...