[Hinrich]

I'm thinking of getting a Boss DD-3, I was wondering if any of you have or had one and how you liked it.

thanks

 

[keefsdad]

I have a DD2, which is the same. I'm happy with it. It's nice and clean, but not as warm as an Analog delay, of course. I paid $60 for mine secoond hand.

 

[bryanjetboy]

I have the DD-6
and it works great

 

[bucky]

I prefer the Digidelay.

 

[northern1]

I recently bought a Guyatone MD-3 Digital Delay. I have never had a delay that sounded better without buying a rack delay! $130.00 cnd new.:rockon:

 

[erikm5150]

the sound quality is good.
if you can live with the short delay time (300ms, i think)... then it could work for you

 

[stratmaniac]

800 ms, I do believe...

 

[MaxWedge]

800 ms, I do believe...

My DD2 is adjustable from 12.5 ms to 800ms. It works well for me.:rockon:

 

[SCREEM]

I had a DD2 way back. It was good, no tone sucking when off. It has a digital sound tho...not my bag.

 

[coyoteblue]

The DD3's great but sucks tone, though this is only noticeable at lower volumes. The Maxon AD900 is the one you can get lost in...beautifully dark and swampy.

 

[erikm5150]

maxon ad900 and ad999 are the best analog delays i have heard.
expensive though
i used to have an ad80 but sold it coz the delay time was too short.

 

[okcomputer]

I have a DD-3 and I love it. I got a Japanese-made one for $50. A steal for sure. It's a bit sterile but that is to be expected with a pure digital delay.

I also have the Danelectro Danecho, which has a beautiful top end roll-off feature that really simulates analog and tape echo quite nicely. Both are very reasonably priced.

That said, I would LOVE to get my hands on a Diamond Memory Lane. Mmm.