DMM Vibrato as a seperate pedal?

[Fuzzy Picklez]

I've had my EHX Deluxe Memory Man on my board forever, and love it. However, sometimes I'd to just use the vibrato rather than the delay. Does anyone know if a company makes the vibrato side as a stand alone pedal? I know I could by another DMM for just vibrato, but it's just so big, and they keep going up in price.

If there isn't anything that's exactly it, I'm interested in recommendations of comparable vibratos.

Thanks.

[Gone Fission]

The vibrato is the delay line. Get Behringer big box workalike and rehouse in a small box, since the actual PCB is tiny?

[echorec]

The Alexander Amnesia may get close.

[rustywire]

It's hard to hear the DMM vibrato nuance since it is linked with the delay, but setting a Dr Sci CCv3 in vibrato mode, middling depth settings got as close as I can remember (from 3 years ago so try before buy if possible).
Really want to try a Boss VB-2w one of these days, that might get you there with the awesome momentary/unlatched mode as a bonus...but the CCv3 expression controls are

[XIX tech]

EHX canyon sounds nice as vibrato.

[Bartimaeus]

You need the DMM delay circuitry to make the vibrato, so it'd be a huge waste not to include the delay.

The Cosmichorus could definitely get you close!

[ck3]

The Xvive Memory (also designed by Howard Davis) tends to be super cheap and is definitely smaller than the DMM and in the same ballpark in terms of vibrato (with the addition of an expression pedal input). I got mine for $79.99 new/shipped from Amazon. If Xvive ever releases their Echoman mini pedal, an even more miniscule format of the DMM circuit (minus stereo operation and expression control) will become available.

[greyscales]

You might want to snag a Moog MF Chorus, it uses a delay line to create chorus and vibrato. Sounds great. I probably use it more for the vibrato than chorus.

[Snufkino]

The modulation on this gets surprisingly close to the DMM. However, I can't remember if it was the chorus or vibrato, but I want to say vibrato. They're cheap enough to find out.

[Gone Fission]

The modulation on this gets surprisingly close to the DMM. However, I can't remember if it was the chorus or vibrato, but I want to say vibrato. They're cheap enough to find out.

If you want vibrato, you'll want to be sure the "mix" knob can be set to full wet and keep it parked there if it can.