MXR M-169 Carbon Copy Delay Pedal | Reverb Demo Video

[@angrytroll27]

Rockabilly riff, check. Gilmour Style riff, check. Random noise, check. All you need to make a great delay demo :P

[@justfine77777]

I really like that delay. I’ve been thinking about getting it and the MXR chorus.

[@dirkdiggler7727]

Look up the walrus julia chorus. Had never heard of them till recently. Watched a vid and was legit blown away. Price tag is steep tho

[@whitmore-project]

@@dirkdiggler7727 just got one. So worth it!

[@harls7317]

@@dirkdiggler7727 no thanks

[@Miloman5599]

Turned into a DigiTech whammy at the end haha

[@coldwar1977]

gorgeous sound

[@jbatista9789]

Easily my favourite delay pedal!

[@cliffordamey4822]

What the difference between this and the MXR Echoplex

[@whitmore-project]

Carbon Copy has modulation

[@solomonsanchez1897]

Analog vs digital

[@mattcampbell5941]

I’ve had both and still have the Echoplex. I liked the Carbon Copy but the Echoplex has more function (still really simple) and sounds more pleasant to my ears

[@KRAZEEIZATION]

I’ve a Boss DM-3 which is my baby, but I’d like an analog back up!

[@NikosKatsikanis]

why analog

[@KRAZEEIZATION]

@@NikosKatsikanis It sounds more natural because of the imperfections of the bucket brigade device that’s used to create the delay. The repeats are not perfect like a digital delay. I bought the Boss DM-2 Waza last year and that’s superb too!

[@NikosKatsikanis]

@@KRAZEEIZATION oh cool what’s a bucket bridge

[@KRAZEEIZATION]

@@NikosKatsikanis from wiki- A bucket brigade or bucket-brigade device (BBD) is a discrete-time analogue delay line,[1] developed in 1969 by F. Sangster and K. Teer of the Philips Research Labs in the Netherlands. It consists of a series of capacitance sections C0 to Cn. The stored analogue signal is moved along the line of capacitors, one step at each clock cycle. The name comes from analogy with the term bucket brigade, used for a line of people passing buckets of water.

[@francoisb4830]

je ne sais pas ce qui l'y a comme ampli .. j'ai acheté cet effet c'est loin d'être ça ! si peut-être la fin ah ah ah .. j'vais creuser le sujet.

[@ericgl182]

Could anyone possibly tell me what pickups are on that tele?

[@adadogod]

If it's a stock Bill Nash guitar, they're likely a Lollar set that they wind for Nash specifically.

[@jaded777777]

you guys should do a video on the Wampler SLOstortion but do it only for getting Warren Haynes' Gov't Mule type tones

[@Reverb]

That's a great pedal. Maybe we'll just have to call Warren up and get him to demo it for us! Thanks for the suggestion, Paul Ell !

[@aswdsds5449]

lovely

[@ScoobieSwisher7413]

Does it work with distortion?

[@dtremblay17]

of course you can get great lead tones

[@muharremcarkac7781]

monster factory

[@digitalfeelings66]

amp?

[@mattcampbell5941]

Yes

[@harls7317]

Reverb custom amp bro bro

[@LauraGarcia-x8n]

Reynolds Manors

[@NikosKatsikanis]

wait, it has reverb also?

[@KOOLDELI]

HUH??? what a stupid fucking place to put the power adapter input!

[@Luismiguitar]

WORST DEMO EVER

[@blackbeltjones2903]

What, not enough blues rock riffs for you?

[@Somberdemure]

​@@blackbeltjones2903😂😂😂

[@johnnyguitar7921]

is good playing, not classic rock like all demos

[@ProcalHarem]

Thank whatever gods you pray to that this review wasn’t the hellfest of shitty pseudo blues licks or hair metal. It was just a good demonstrations of some sounds.