Can anyone tell me: I wonder if this pedal is easily better than plugin delays. Do you think it’s worth the 150 bucks, or are plugin delays good enough really?
I’ve owned every delay that Boss has made minus this one(DD3T). Personally from a regular DD3 to the DD3T, the 3T has a tad bit more features. I think get the DD6 and if you need more options DD20, DD6 has been my go to pedal for over 10 years… you can’t go wrong with it.
@@rcanderson4328 thanks for the reply. Have you played around with plugin delays too for long enough a period that you'd have an idea whether there's a real advantage to using hardware like the one in this vid vs plugins ?
@@gonebymidnight2881 Ah true. Good point. I just never got totally satisfied with plugins (surely that's on me as well) but hardware delays always seemed a better quality to me.
Does anyone here have trouble getting the right "Time" setting ? Does your setting seem to drift ? Is there a DD7-8 type pedal with a digital readout? Being exact is pretty important for timing. Thoughts please. Thanks, AZ.
Thanks! The pedal was running in the fx loop of my Marshall for the driven examples. For the clean examples, I used the pedal in front of a PRS Sonzera amp. Cheers, Michael
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You have one of the best pedal demonstrations on RUclips. Thank you for your videos!
I wish I could give you 100 likes for no talking direct to the point video! Thank you for your informative no bs video unlike others!
Phenomenal stuff. I wanted an analog delay but this is just more useful. Getting one
There is always something bout the dd3, will add one of these to my collection
Can anyone tell me: I wonder if this pedal is easily better than plugin delays. Do you think it’s worth the 150 bucks, or are plugin delays good enough really?
I’ve owned every delay that Boss has made minus this one(DD3T). Personally from a regular DD3 to the DD3T, the 3T has a tad bit more features. I think get the DD6 and if you need more options DD20, DD6 has been my go to pedal for over 10 years… you can’t go wrong with it.
@@rcanderson4328 thanks for the reply. Have you played around with plugin delays too for long enough a period that you'd have an idea whether there's a real advantage to using hardware like the one in this vid vs plugins ?
The are some plugins that are just as good if not better
The thing is many delays have some preamp inside, that is missing part with some plugins, get a preamp and use a plugin.
@@gonebymidnight2881 Ah true. Good point. I just never got totally satisfied with plugins (surely that's on me as well) but hardware delays always seemed a better quality to me.
Does anyone here have trouble getting the right "Time" setting ? Does your setting seem to drift ? Is there a DD7-8 type pedal with a digital readout? Being exact is pretty important for timing. Thoughts please. Thanks, AZ.
Can you select subdivisions for each delay mode?
Wow ! I see.i had learned more on how to plays with this pedals....so much fun....
is into the front end or in an fx loop.. great demo , cheers
Thanks! The pedal was running in the fx loop of my Marshall for the driven examples. For the clean examples, I used the pedal in front of a PRS Sonzera amp. Cheers, Michael
Excellent Video 😊
What amplifier are you running through in this test?
What overdrive are you using at 3:15
The overdrive comes from my Marshall Mini Silver Jubilee Head. The pedal was in the FX loop of the amp. Cheers, Michael
@@GuitarBonedo Ah cool, thanks. Sounds great
how did you on the tempo?
What cables are you using? They look perfect for my board.
Sommer cable.
@@GuitarBonedo Thank you!
What is the use of tempo jack
You can plug in an external tap switch
@@eguilherme1 thank you
Interessante...
That 50hz same as in here in UK.
To bad, I was looking how to get a slap back sound for Rockabilly and Country.
200ms is the slapback setting. Set the other knobs for clarity & your satisfaction
If it had the Ronald long chip design inside, I would have bought it but I got the DD8 instead
It sounds exactly the same…I don’t understand this cork sniffing mentality. The DD8 is great but can’t do short delay times like this can.
@@alexmurphy5289 And in this case corksniffing has comically resulted in a worse sound since the DD-3T sounds better than the DD-8.