Boss DD-20 Giga Delay

Used for my guitar setup, it's used for crazy delay settings, standard guitar solo depths and looping where needed.

Nothing else to say other than this is by far my most used pedal and can be used to do just about everything you need other than use delay whilst looping. It can still loop though.

It is a phenomenal pedal that was worth every cent. If you are feeling wealthy, I would suggest getting it's older brother (the DD-500), but if you want something a bit cheaper that will still beat mostly everything else on market, then get the DD-20.

The DD-20 is a versatile and easy to use delay pedal. It has all the main delay types including digital, analog, tape and modulated delay. The delay repeats sit well in a mix and with built in tap tempo and 4 user presets, it’s got everything a delay pedal could need. Much preferred over some of the more recent delay units which can sound a bit too hi-if.

Great, varied delay pedal which can get me long, spacey delays with short analog delays and everything in between. I personally love to use the reverse delay and the analog delay, plus the "twist" effect for big rock endings and snazzy interludes

What I like the most is the preset function where you can change fast between different delays.

Who needs a timeline with the boss dd-20? WHO?

having tried many delays, this one still comes out as a great tone for the stage and studio. Having a BPM is so useful when recording and having a record mode is so useful for practicing. It can be programmed and whilst its a little complicated to get to know, it delivers the most precision repeats and versatile options of any I've tried.

I have two of these on my board and It's awesome and easy to use.

If you're a delay fanatic as I am, you'll fall in love with this. This is the perfect Medium between a DD-7 and the DD-500. If you're looking to expand your different options with such as experimenting with delay sounds, you're good with this. So many different options. I love it. You can choose to set it to the BPM of any song you're playing, and you can choose to have the delay be either an eighth note... eight dotted, half, and so much more. Get it.

ideal for live gigs as always you to switch between different banks very quickly. Also great for using with a metronome.