Analogue Delay Pedals?

Gassage · February 2019

One of my personal faves is the Skreddy Echo. Lush as.

menamestom · February 2019

meltedbuzzbox said:

Dod rubberneck.
It has a tone dial to make things super dark to super bright and everything in between.
Big delay times and tap tempo too. Reasonable ma draw too

Kinda wish I’d have got one of these when they were cheap at Thomann

EricTheWeary · February 2019

menamestom said:

meltedbuzzbox said:

Dod rubberneck.
It has a tone dial to make things super dark to super bright and everything in between.
Big delay times and tap tempo too. Reasonable ma draw too

Kinda wish I’d have got one of these when they were cheap at Thomann

Me too

agibbo · February 2019

...me three!!! Have they stopped making them as nowhere seems to have any in stock, hence my purchase of the Carbon Copy Deluxe!

TimmyO · February 2019

feature of the rubberneck look fun and interesting - I'd never use them though.

Wazmeister · February 2019

Imho, the best analogue sounding pedals are;

- SIB Echodrive (the King)

- Seymour Duncan Vapour Trail

- Moog MF104m

- Skreddy Echo

TimmyO · February 2019

Wazmeister said:

Imho, the best analogue sounding pedals are;

- Seymour Duncan Vapour Trail

had one - way too dark.

I was leaning to analogue because I didn't want high power draw - not the darkest-of-dark sounds. Sound-wise tepe delays are my VERY favourites

WiresDreamDisasters · February 2019

The Carbon Copy Deluxe sounds really beautiful. I liked the Bright mode especially.

TimmyO · February 2019

WiresDreamDisasters said:

The Carbon Copy Deluxe sounds really beautiful. I liked the Bright mode especially.

ooh - this is interesting - because you've had more delay pedals than I've had hot dinners so have a good benchmark, and I like the look of the feature-set. The original CC was a bit too gritty and dark for me, but if the bright mode is less so, then it could be a strong option - ta

WiresDreamDisasters · February 2019

TimmyO said:

WiresDreamDisasters said:

The Carbon Copy Deluxe sounds really beautiful. I liked the Bright mode especially.

ooh - this is interesting - because you've had more delay pedals than I've had hot dinners so have a good benchmark, and I like the look of the feature-set. The original CC was a bit too gritty and dark for me, but if the bright mode is less so, then it could be a strong option - ta

The things I disliked about it were the tap tempo giving squirrely pitchy artifacts, and no delay trails.

But it's a bit unfair to dislike an analog pedal because of those things. So far as I know, there are no analog delays that offer solutions to those.

The bright mode would easily do my style of high-pitch 'band-passed' sounding oscillation tone. You crank the feedback and it creates a nice musical tone, rather than a low end dirge.

EricTheWeary · February 2019

WiresDreamDisasters said:

TimmyO said:

WiresDreamDisasters said:

The Carbon Copy Deluxe sounds really beautiful. I liked the Bright mode especially.

ooh - this is interesting - because you've had more delay pedals than I've had hot dinners so have a good benchmark, and I like the look of the feature-set. The original CC was a bit too gritty and dark for me, but if the bright mode is less so, then it could be a strong option - ta

The things I disliked about it were the tap tempo giving squirrely pitchy artifacts, and no delay trails.

But it's a bit unfair to dislike an analog pedal because of those things. So far as I know, there are no analog delays that offer solutions to those.

I’m going to say the Rubberneck and the Sinvertek Fluid Time Mk ii both offer t(r)ails.

meltedbuzzbox · February 2019

There are a few analogue delays that offer trails.

The moogerfoogers and the rubberneck do

schrodinger1612 · February 2019

My moog 104m is pretty dark, but there’s one with brighter repeats..the 104z. Both amazing delays.

tone1 · February 2019

I’ve tried to like analogue delays, and have had a Skreddy echo and DM2 but I found I just prefer digital delay

solar · February 2019

The most tape-like analog delay I’ve heard is the Fairfield Meet Maude. It has a tone knob for the repeats, but it might still be too dark for you - I like dark, so hard to say how dark is too dark! Expensive too..

solar · February 2019

Also the Skreddy Echo is digital.

WiresDreamDisasters · February 2019

EricTheWeary said:

WiresDreamDisasters said:

TimmyO said:

WiresDreamDisasters said:

The Carbon Copy Deluxe sounds really beautiful. I liked the Bright mode especially.

ooh - this is interesting - because you've had more delay pedals than I've had hot dinners so have a good benchmark, and I like the look of the feature-set. The original CC was a bit too gritty and dark for me, but if the bright mode is less so, then it could be a strong option - ta

The things I disliked about it were the tap tempo giving squirrely pitchy artifacts, and no delay trails.

But it's a bit unfair to dislike an analog pedal because of those things. So far as I know, there are no analog delays that offer solutions to those.

I’m going to say the Rubberneck and the Sinvertek Fluid Time Mk ii both offer t(r)ails.

meltedbuzzbox said:

There are a few analogue delays that offer trails.

The moogerfoogers and the rubberneck do

True enough, I'd forgotten about those.

liftman · February 2019

I have a Rubberneck for sale.

Jonathanthomas83 · February 2019

My favourite will always be the Deluxe Memory Man.

TimmyO · February 2019

Anyone compared the Supa Puss and the Carbon Copy Deluxe?

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