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Rich_S
Silver Member
USA
219 Posts |
 Posted - 06/10/2009 : 17:46:31
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I love my DD-3, best bang-for-the-buck delay on the market for years and years. But, I like to have two different delays on my pedalboard, to reduce the amount of knob-twiddling. I usually leave on set for a single slapback, then use the other for longer echos and rhythmic stuff.
So, I need another delay. Another DD-3 would handle the basics, but I have a line on a used DD-7, obviously a more feature-rich pedal. Are the extra features worthwhile? I don't really need the extra delay time. I might use the analog setting, just to be different from my DD-3. Modulation? Not sure; I already have a CE-2 and BF-2 on the board.
What about the expression control? I have a busted Cry Baby around; it might be nice to be able to fade the level and/or feedback settings with a pedal. How well does the expression jack work on the DD-7?
What are the other pros and cons I should consider? |
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Ollie
Gold Member
United Kingdom
729 Posts |
Posted - 06/10/2009 : 17:48:57
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I really rate it
all the delays are great, and the hold looper isnt bad for a few chords to solo over
I have a Ce-2 and I wasnt bothered by the modulation mode, but lately Ive been using it more and more, it sounds great and saves foot tapping.
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Frenetic Amnesic
Bronze Member
54 Posts |
Posted - 06/10/2009 : 18:51:54
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| I was also interested in the modulation mode of the dd-7. Im thinking about selling my PH-3 and dd-6 to get the dd-7. |
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zerksies
Double Platinum Member
USA
3406 Posts |
Posted - 06/11/2009 : 01:57:07
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| the modulate mode sounds nothing like an analog pedal, nothing sounds like analog like analog |
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Rich_S
Silver Member
USA
219 Posts |
Posted - 06/11/2009 : 03:55:39
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| Speaking of analog, does anybody know if the dry path in the DD-7 is analog? I know the DD-3 has an analog dry path with just the repeats being A/D and D/A'd. |
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Tell me about the DD-7
