The Most Affordable Delay Guitar Pedal That Can Do EVERYTHING?!

[@modularcuriosity]

Mine has a high pitch whistle in the background. I hope Donner can repair or replace it since it's an amazing pedal. Unfortunately, some of Donner's best pedals (The Island, the Dumble Drive) are no longer being produced.

[@RobSmith-rn3ie]

Needs an expression input to be a true all in one option.

[@whatarefriends4]

I just read that they were discontinued due to reliability issues might skip this one

[@Treadplate367]

I can not find this pedal anywhere (I’m in the US). Did they never put this into production?

[@devvilboyy676767]

Same. Only saw a few in reverb and they were already sold.

[@mtbjoe5962]

Same thing in Canada 🇨🇦

[@noahr4951]

Would it be too much to ask for a brief explanation of each of the types of delay? I’m actually very new to delay effects and would love a quick crash course. Also, check out Emily Hopkins for tons of delay/ reverb pedal demos. She plays harp so it’s a new perspective on the effects.

[@MattKellyMusic]

I could possibly do a video like that in the future !

[@pugforce8315]

Digital- exact repeat of what you played Analog- loses some of the qualities of the original sound and is warmer, lofi, and more vintage sounding Tape- emulates the first delay effects tone using a tape recorder head, sounds vintage, grainy, lofi and has strange effects like warble and crackle these are the most basic types, go for analog if you don’t know what to get, (tape is my fav)

[@ramspencer5492]

Some of the sounds are pretty good. I think this is also a pretty solid pedal for anyone on a budget. You made it sound like it sucked and was only good for beginners or window shoppers. Also some players use more than one delay pedal for creative purposes or speed of use. I would say this isn't the best tape delay though. The tremolo signing is really cool... Digital, and analog are both great. This also has ping pong for stereo users..... Though maybe not the greatest one ever.....