Hello guys, presently very interested in the spacefilling possibilities of reverse delay. The obvious response would be to lay out for a Danelectro Backtalk or that new Mojohand unit. Being me, I checked out cheaper options. Amaz*n presently lists this one:
...but, as is often the case with Chinese imports, the 297 positive reviews turn out to be across the manufacturer's range. Can't tell if anyone actually rates the 3-mode echo box. I don't suppose any ILFers... ?
Its by far my favorite modulation pedal, for the price and what it offers it stands pretty tall with other delays that are super expensive.
If you looking for cheap and good - its hard not to recommend anything else but this.
Re: Cheap reverse delay?
Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2022 3:23 pm
by mcatano
All hail the multi-stomp.
Unless you need stereo in, the reverse reverb is available on any of the pedals from that series.
Re: Cheap reverse delay?
Posted: Fri Aug 19, 2022 11:00 am
by niftyprose
Thanks guys. For some reason I can never remember the Zoom when I'm trying to put a board together, but I agree it would be ideal in my context if the reverse delay algorithm is any good. I could add other modulation as required and get some more variety. But I need a solid reverse delay to start with. So, how is that Zoom algorithm, esp. in comparison with the Mojohand Octaverse, which I'm taking as new gold standard? Best, NP
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Posted: Fri Aug 19, 2022 11:00 am
by niftyprose
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Re: Cheap reverse delay?
Posted: Fri Aug 19, 2022 11:49 am
by Dandolin
i like it - pretty straightforward - it's not strapped to a full wet mode like some (the hendriz thing), but it blends nicely behind your signal to create pads
sound quality is quite decent, maybe not up with the latest and greatest, but more than good enough for most live use where the differences are lost in...space
this demo [swim] shows it off a bit, but i'm assuming you'd want to turn the feedback up more for your use case on your op