A good delay pedal
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johnthebrucelee
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A good delay pedal
I don't any experience with delay pedals so I was wondering what you guys might recommend to me. I heard and saw Yngwie's Echo Etude and it's the delay that got me interested. And how did Yngwie set the delay for that sound?
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I use a Boss DD3..... 
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stratattack
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YJM used to uses a boss dd3 and some obscure slap back eco too but I agree with rock the Boss DD3 is the way to go don't mess with a classic.
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Same here. Mine has a mod to make it sound more analog. Great pedal stock though.
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Yeh they are, i also have an old analog delay, b4 Boss had the digital delays.mrmetal wrote:Same here. Mine has a mod to make it sound more analog. Great pedal stock though.
Me looks for Dean on a relpy for this.
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Deansolo
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I've been using my Arion SAD-1 lately.. almost 1/2 sec. of great sounding analog delay. A bit noisy but I like it. For longer delays and reverbs I fall back on my MidiverbIII.Rock wrote:Yeh they are, i also have an old analog delay, b4 Boss had the digital delays.mrmetal wrote:Same here. Mine has a mod to make it sound more analog. Great pedal stock though.
Me looks for Dean on a relpy for this.
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Yeah, does anyone know who the maker was of the analog delay Yngwie uses for those awesome swirling-away, flying away, whatever sounds??? I actually don't remember at all. The Midiverbs are nice and I can't say that I've ever even tried the Boss pedal. It's probably good stuff, any way you look at it. Nothing beats a good ( or "twisted?") sense of imagination when it comes to echo, though!!!
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johnthebrucelee
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So have you guys tried the newer version delay of the Boss DD-6? The DD-3 is cheaper and like you guys said, don't mess with a classic...
So Yngwie had a slapback setting...
Sorry, I don't know anything about delay yet. 
So Yngwie had a slapback setting...
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Deansolo
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Maybe an Echoplex. Easy to get the swirling, space-shippy sounds with one.frethead wrote:Yeah, does anyone know who the maker was of the analog delay Yngwie uses for those awesome swirling-away, flying away, whatever sounds???!!!
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Yah I for got about those ! they work awsome with a tube head.Deansolo wrote:Maybe an Echoplex. Easy to get the swirling, space-shippy sounds with one.frethead wrote:Yeah, does anyone know who the maker was of the analog delay Yngwie uses for those awesome swirling-away, flying away, whatever sounds???!!!
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