Favorite reverse delay?

[afterosmosis]

I'm looking for a delay with a good reverse mode, what do you guys like?

I have a DD20 but its reverse is only "OK". I've heard good things about the Hardwire delay but have never tried it.

[sonidero]

There was a lot of reverse talk here...

viewtopic.php?f=149&t=45205#p908285

I like DD-5 and the Flaskback print I made...

[sylnau]

Empress Superdelay, the best digital delay ever!

[Tristan]

For me also DD-5 and the Count To Five.

[The_Active_Conundrum]

TC Flashback

Cheapish, stereo, editable.

[backwardsvoyager]

i thought the reverse on the timeline was good, but by no means should anyone blow that kinda money just for the reverse mode.
also i think the EHX SMMH is a pretty quirky and inspiring reverse delay that really has it's own thing going on.
i kinda stopped using reverse delay and have been using the hexe revolver as a reverse sampler instead though.

[UglyCasanova]

Red Panda Particle is really nice.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvUQoszAinQ[/youtube]

[frigid midget]

Yeah, we kinda just did this. In a thread in which I was looking for a super inspiring musical dreamy eery reverse delay.

DD-5 is the answer. Empress VMSD does a great reverse delay as well, but it was SUPER finnicky and annoying to operate. Yeah that's right, 'operate', opposed to just 'using' it.

[zeravla]

I really like my Timebender for reverse. Here it is compared to the DD20's reverse (jump to 4:56)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nt0t4kPHWzo[/youtube]

[Casavettes]

Been enjoying my DD7 for reverse

[weed_killer]

count to five for pure reverse/gb24 for spitty, stuttery lo-fi reverse

[tremolo3]

Eventide Timefactor.

[afterosmosis]

Thanks for the suggestions so far, I'll look into them. If it helps, I'm looking for a reverse delay that's 100% wet (killdry, whatever you want to call it).

[The Mad Titan]

Another fan of the Hardwire.

[Gone Fission]

Another fan of the Hardwire.

Likewise. Advantage to the Vox Delaylab, though, for assignable expression control, which set to time gives you quick control of your phrase length. Advantage Hardwire, though, for not being so fricking huge.