Re: In search for a (cheap, but as long as possible) delay with varispeed pedal,

["Jeff Duke" <jeff_d@embarqmail.com>]

Rainer, I am sure you already have thought of it and of course not cheap 
but 
the DL 4 is really good at that stuff, add an ex ped and even better + 
looping.

My first analog delay pedal was a Boss DM-3, you could really mangle the 
sound with those. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V94max0cFJg might still 
find one around.

The EH Memory Boy looks nice but haven't tried it. Also analog.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyQ92WzmAaQ

best,

Jeff




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rainer Straschill" <moinsound@googlemail.com>
To: <loopers-delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Monday, February 08, 2010 3:46 AM
Subject: Re: In search for a (cheap, but as long as possible) delay with 
varispeed pedal,


> Rick Walker said:
> "I imagine you couldn't get better advice from someone like our own Per
> Boysen, Rainer Straschill
> or Krispen Hartung about what kind of system would help you with what you
> want."
>
> Gosh, that makes me proud Rick, but you know how that is with
> schizophrenia - sometimes your multiple personalities refuse to talk
> to each other. ;)
>
> To explain a little more about the application:
> For performance (as opposed to studio work, which, I have to admit, I
> don't do often enough), the multitude of different setups has changed:
> Setup One: the computer setup, which uses a computer and nothing else.
> This is my main setup, also used for the MoinSound Studio sessions
> (and basically the developed version of what I did use in 2008 when we
> did perform together).
>
> Setup Two: the noise setup, which consists of stompboxes, a mixer and
> nothing else.
>
> (nb: the rack effects are integrated into my modest home studio).
>
> The delay pedal I'm looking for is for setup two, obviously. That
> means stompbox (or possibly small tabletop) is a requirement, and
> software or fancy rack stuff (e.g. Lexicon PCM42) are out of the
> question.
> However, long delay time is not so much a requirement (about one
> second upward will do).
> I'm aware myself of the old (80s) digitech PDS series - I used to own
> the small RDS (rack version) and basically, I'm looking for something
> like it, only as  pedal. Is it possible that the "old Digitechs" you
> were talking about are from this series (I think they came with 1, 2,
> 4.5 and a whopping 8 seconds)?
>
> Other suggestions by readers here I'd like to summarize:
> Digitech DL8 and Ibanez de7...keep 'em coming, guys!
>
>             Rainer
>
>