Review Demo - Strymon Deco Tape Saturation & Doubletracker

[@francismcfadden3305]

I've never heard a digital distortion sound so good in my entire life. Who the DSP programmer is he's a genius.

[@MattKellyMusic]

Jesus man your licks are FOOOKEEN amazing ! Nice playing and great demo!

[@dylanapivor3743]

Another classic Deco demo. Barely manages to scratch the surface of this amazing pedal

[@PhilHeesen]

I got this pedal last month and I'm absolutely in love with it! There isn't a bad setting on the thing. I use it in three different bands that are three different styles of music and it does something amazing in each setting.

[@Twylightt]

Where you use it? The final chain, effect loop?

[@MisterGuitarItalia]

I just watch these demos for John's awesome playing.

[@Lorneplumber]

As with pretty much all deco demos on you tube john miss describes what the cwitch does and doesn't do Such a complex pedal with a beautiful array of tones. Even strymons own video doesn't get into all it can do Vast difference in where you put it in the chain too I love this thing

[@OzziePete1]

Thank you for starting out the demo video by detailing your signal chain. A lot of demoers don't do this & it's frustrating when you hear something that you KNOW isn't the demo pedal.

[@stephenpirie8900]

The "slap back" alone is worth the 300 bucks - haven't heard a single delay pedal that matches it in realism and warmth. And you can tweak it to get some rare and beautiful sounds. The over-driven sound is just enough. The whole pedal sounds great! It's got to be my next piece of music gear. Great demo, BTW.

[@jmounce50]

John you freaking kick butt! Anyway great playing and great demo. That pedal rocks! The Boogie Rocks and that Tele is awesome. Great video!

[@jwstout007]

John's B-bender work still holds up in 2021 if anyone was curious ;)

[@michaelhendrix75]

"I DIG THAT" Quote of the video

[@michaelkinney4147]

Didn't know this guy could rip country!. At 6:28 the tone nails "Love hurts...."

[@MsM-kh9xg]

Don't the knobs on this pedal adjust another set of different parameters when you hold both switches in? Or is that another strymon pedal im thinking of?

[@216trixie]

Dude you're sick. And beautiful guitar.

[@Danthehorse]

Good demo, the guy is pretty engaging.

[@rattymaxreilly5147]

I've been having a hard time finding other guitar saturation pedals, or at least that have the same tone and effect as the deco. Anyone know of any pedals?

[@ArtBromage]

Dang! I need to grab my axe and steal those burnin' country licks at 3:29.

[@jks2]

wow i want that same black pickguard for my double bound tele

[@TheMixonator]

Good Demo. Sounds cool

[@duderclown2402]

Cool set up.

[@giles2583]

Nice intro and tele ☺

[@Thekeon3]

sweet tele playing!!!

[@matthewgaffney2213]

You sir know how to demo

[@baddriddimworkshop]

why cant i find a vid where things a explained properly????

[@wormeister]

Because very few people fully understand what the pedal can do ✌

[@baddriddimworkshop]

@@wormeister so what's point of an explanation if it's not to get one to understand?

[@redhotchilliprawn]

that B bender helps rip them thar burning country licks no matter how 'loose' they fall. Watch the strap lug bobble like Monica. Sounds good. Need this pedal.

[@StephenAndrew777]

Interesting.

[@Lanearndt]

I have the 'special' version of that amp and I gotta say, Mesa has to work on their Verb. The way the verb gets louder (swells) like a compressor is releasing itself is just one of the ugliest artifacts I've heard. Thankfully it doesn't matter live but yeesh!

[@h.j.w2783]

If David Lynch made pedal videos...

[@Jedlmind]

He's playing in your house right now.

[@kdakan]

Post production killed the sound, compression is applied to the overall recording, and the reverb trails are amplified resulting in a very unnatural sound. Not showing the true sound of the deco pedal.

[@ThomasRBowen-gq3jr]

They should have just called this pedal "Hey you, wanna sound like Pink Floyd?" Lol cool pedal and demo

[@NoCoverCharge]

That hair

[@markferguson3745]

Which still generally always beats " that hat".