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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOowUw4D2PA

It is analog delay season. Two others joining the Seymour Duncan:
https://rockettpedals.com/product/clock ... kwork-echo
https://www.suhr.com/electronics/pedals ... ery-delay/

Kind of curious about this spate of delays all coming out so close in time. Maybe someone who designed a local favorite pitchy delay did contract work on at least one of these guys?

echorec wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOowUw4D2PA[/youtube]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOowUw4D2PA

Kinda intrigued.

i would be somewhat interested if it wasn't yet another 6L6-family amp. i'm totally over 6L6s, and 5881s are a weaker 6L6.

Gone Fission wrote:It is analog delay season. Two others joining the Seymour Duncan:
https://rockettpedals.com/product/clock ... kwork-echo
https://www.suhr.com/electronics/pedals ... ery-delay/

Kind of curious about this spate of delays all coming out so close in time. Maybe someone who designed a local favorite pitchy delay did contract work on at least one of these guys?

The Clockwork from Rockett is another evolution of the Memory Man. It was designed by Howard Davis. The Suhr is odd to me, since it looks like it's going to be quite expensive without many bells & whistles beyond presets & hi/lo cut. If you're a hardcore MIDI user, perhaps you can program some ramping or sequencing. I don't want to do all that work myself, when there's more exotic alternatives for half the cost. If your dream was a TT DMM with onboard presets, congrats I guess.

Gone Fission wrote:It is analog delay season. Two others joining the Seymour Duncan:
https://rockettpedals.com/product/clock ... kwork-echo
https://www.suhr.com/electronics/pedals ... ery-delay/

Kind of curious about this spate of delays all coming out so close in time. Maybe someone who designed a local favorite pitchy delay did contract work on at least one of these guys?

Am I the only one who thinks the Suhr looks like the timebender's rich but kinda boring cousin?

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PanicProne wrote:

Gone Fission wrote:It is analog delay season. Two others joining the Seymour Duncan:
https://rockettpedals.com/product/clock ... kwork-echo
https://www.suhr.com/electronics/pedals ... ery-delay/

Kind of curious about this spate of delays all coming out so close in time. Maybe someone who designed a local favorite pitchy delay did contract work on at least one of these guys?

Am I the only one who thinks the Suhr looks like the timebender's rich but kinda boring cousin?

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Omg dude you are totally right. The screen really does it. The weird thing is I find them both ugly but all of a sudden the suhr just looked about 40% more attractive to me

PanicProne wrote:Am I the only one who thinks the Suhr looks like the timebender's rich but kinda boring cousin?

Eh...

i appreciate that 1100ms is quite long for analog delay, but i just can't see spending north of $500 for a delay with what to me is still too short of a maximum delay time. for that much i should be able to get something that will let me Fripp out to my hearts' content.

16000ms is a good number...

dubkitty wrote:i appreciate that 1100ms is quite long for analog delay, but i just can't see spending north of $500 for a delay with what to me is still too short of a maximum delay time. for that much i should be able to get something that will let me Fripp out to my hearts' content.

qersty wrote:16000ms is a good number...

Last I saw Fripp was using rack Eventides with sampler modules. On the Orville and DSP-7500 the max delay time is 43 seconds but the sampler modules give another 174 seconds. These are still running a lot more than $500, though, but not without fair reason in everything else they do.

Still have eyes on the Eventide Rose for really long delay use. Not a PCM-42 but close enough for what I want to get out that sort of device. Much cheaper than $500, though I’m regretting not hitting them at $210 new earlier this year.

The Rubberneck makes me not really interested in these new analog delays—just too good to feel like replacing it. The only other analog delay I have real interest in is the Thermae for all the reasons it isn’t a conventional delay.

Yup, it's a Gamechanger pedal. What's next, a compressor that uses actual air compression? I like it though, would buy if not too expensive.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDJpjD5XQjA[/youtube]

frodog wrote:I like it though, would buy if not too expensive.

It's $379 new.

echorec wrote:

frodog wrote:I like it though, would buy if not too expensive.

It's $379 new.

Then no.

Would rather get like a used Whammy Ratchet.

that Bigsby pedal is fucking hilarious, but it's not going to be any good for getting my Neil Young on. you'd fall on your arse trying to do the "Cortez the Killer" warbles. that's "warbles," not "yarbles." if all you want to do is Duane Eddy shit then Bob's your uncle, though. but it seems more difficult to control than a proper Bigsby.