An abolutely feature-rich and great pedal, and competitor to Line 6's DL4.
BUT: the thing is noisy at hell! I tested it under various circumstances and
it's clear that it generates un unbelievable amount of white noise. The
difference with other Boss delays is very clear.
I took it back. Roland inspected the thing and says nothing is wrong. Which
means that it is a production problem and applies to all of them. Which is
confirmed by my test of another DD-20 in a shop). Same problem.
Roland probably will not acknowledge this. I have nothing against Roland and
in fact use quite a lot of their pedals. But you just might want to know
this at forehand.
Got a DD20 here. No more noise than the average dd-3 or dd-6 i also have. U
hooking it up ok?
so again: no problem here.
"Yek" <a...@a.aa> schreef in bericht
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this would indicate a problem with maybe a certain shipment?
"fuzzface" <y...@hr8.com> wrote in message
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> Hmm,
>
> this would indicate a problem with maybe a certain shipment?
>
you took the words right out of my mouth.
Example: one echo on quarter-notes, and a separate echo on
dotted-eigth notes? Could you feed one through the other?
I'd sure like to trigger 2 delays with one tap-tempo, and one
power-supply. I've spent literally thousands of dollars looking for
the *right* delay unit, and refuse to sink back into the MIDI
quagmire.
Right now I'm using a DD-5 and a DD-6 close-enough together that I can
stomp 'em both.
Peace & music,
-dave