Boss DD-20 Giga Delay Digital Delay Pedal

The Boss Giga Delay Pedal is critically used by Kevin in almost all the songs of Tame Impala and is shown in this source image from Facebook.

Seen on Michael's board.

At 4:30 you see alot Pedals in his Studio

To the left of the Big Sky, a Boss DD-20 sits in this signal chain.

Daron used the Boss DD-20 Giga Delay in 2004 and early 2005 for his delay effects.

Miles declared his gear to Total Guitar magazine during an interview in the February 2013 issue.

Next to Taylor York's left foot, in this photo, his Boss DD-20 Giga Delay pedal can be seen.

In this photo, we can see Gaskarth laying next to his pedalboard, in which we can see Boss DD-20.

A Boss DD-20 can be seen on Lee's pedal board at 16:00 in this video.

Two Door Cinema Club's Sam Halliday posted a photo of his pedal board, which shows he uses the Boss DD-20 Giga Delay pedal.

This pedal is seen and mentioned at 15:30 in this video, and shown near two TC Electronic Flashback Delays.

"Yeah. I think I’ve only saved two, though. One is like an eighth-note delay, and during the latter part of the solo on “Eyes Without a Face,” we had reversed the guitar, so that [pedal’s reverse function] comes in really handy with that. It sounds great," Steve Stevens says, in [this interview](http://www.bossus.com/community/boss_users_group/1111), about his DD-20 Giga Delay pedal.

"I love this one because you can actually set the delay to the exact tempo that you need it to be," says Josh Farro, at 2:15 in this video.

Far left side on the pedalboard is a Giga Delay by Boss.

Just like in 2012, LaLonde travels with two boards. Board No. 1 has a Dunlop GCB95 Cry Baby wah, Keeley Hooke Reverb, Menatone King of the Britains, Strymon Ola, MXR Phase 100, two custom, one-off Keeley pedals (bottom of board)—Delay and Tremolo, which are the circuits pulled from Keeley’s Super Mod Workstation—Boss DD-20 Giga Delay, Keeley DynaTrem, Mu-Tron III Envelope Filter, two MXR Carbon Copy Delays, and an EBS OctaBass.

He uses Boss DD-20

All the pedalboard can be seen between 1:28 - 1:29 in the video. It's a documentary video about the Ling Tosite Sigure group. It seems that this pedal is in TK's latest pedalboard.

Listed on http://www.uberproaudio.com/who-plays-what/723-breaking-benjamin-benjamin-burnley-guitar-rig-gear-and-equipment

At 6:45 we can see a boss dd20 on his pedalboard

In this photo from a 2014 session you can see the Boss Giga Delay on the far left of his board

In [this](http://www.metalsucks.net/2013/02/21/rigged-testament-guitarist-alex-skolnick/) rig rundown article, Alex Skolnick lists his pedals, which include a Boss DD-20.

In the begin of this video we can clearly see Bradford using the Boss DD-20 Giga Delay to create the first sound of Helicopter.

According to his guitar tech Kurt Kasinoff on his interview to MusicRadar: “As far as effects go, Jon has a Fulltone Fulldrive 2 overdrive pedal. When he plays electric and goes into a solo, it boosts it rather nicely. Aside from that, he has a Boss DD-20 delay pedal."

"I’m not a massive tech man when it comes to pedals. I strive for a warm, clean sound with a touch of reverb and maybe, if it’s needed, a tad of delay." - [Joe Newman](http://www.roland.co.uk/blog/alt-j-interview/).

Seen in this picture of his pedalboard.

To the very left of the board is the massive Giga Delay by Boss.

In a shot of Luppen's pedal board at 0:27 you can see a Boss DD-20 on the far left

In > Boss RE-20 Space Echo (A/Mono In > B Out) > Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner > Moog MF Boost > MXR Distortion + > Fulltone OCD > Maxon OD808 ReIssue > MXR Blue Box Octave Fuzz > Flux Liquid Ambience > Morley ABC IN > Morley A and B out > Boss DD-20 Giga Delay > Red Custom Box Signal Kill Switch > Stereo Out to Amps

"Then I have a Boss GigaDelay (DD-20) out there. That's this new one this year that has an LED read out so you can dial in the exact milliseconds. I use that on a lot of songs."

In this video, Sugizo shows a backstage view of his 2016 guitar rig, which consists of a Kemper setup, along with a few additions: Moog Mother-32 Doepfer Modular Synthesizer Shure UR4D+ Eventide H9 Boss DD-500 Fishman Aura Spectrum Lehle Volume Pedal Boss DD-20 Roland GR-300

In this Noveller's pedalboard photo, you can see all the pedals used in live.

James swears by this pedal. He has had it for a long time. Chooses it over the Timeline, Timefactor, etc. He wants a DD-500 but for the time being he uses this.

Owned by Jeremy for years now.

Boss DD-20 Giga Delay Digital Delay Pedal

On his website Dave Kilminster lists this item as part of his 2008 gear.

4:56 - The video shows Syu's pedalboard that was used since 2015. A simplified pedalboard for his clinics and live shows, Syu used this pedalboard for his solo projects as well as for Galneryus' album "Vetelgyus." The Giga Delay was used by Syu for solos. Taken during the special clinic with Yukhi, this video shows Syu playing through a selection of his solo compositions.

"Yeah, the Giga Delay. I’ll tell you what. With that delay unit, the analog delay sounds very analog, and the tape delay feature is just a killer, because you can get that little echo slap, and I just really dig that. I’ve used the DD-3 and DD-5 in the past, but the Giga Delay just offers so much more. I love the tap tempo feature, having the preset modes…"

Here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRhApUF-Q8g) at 2:23 we can see the pedalboard.

On Dave's pedalboard, a Boss DD-20 Giga Delay pedal can be seen, at 19:51 in this rig rundown video.

Can be seen whole time in video.

One of his many delay pedals.

Seen in this picture the DD-20.

"Tap tempo which is perfect for us"

In response to the AMA question about his pedalboard, Matt listed the DD-20.

Mark Mothersbaugh’s keyboard rig comprises a Korg microKORG synth, a Moog Voyager and his original Minimoog. Keyboard tech Cris Callans breaks down the signal flow: “The Korg micro outputs a stereo signal to a stereo direct box. The Voyager and Minimoog output is mono into a Whirlwind A/B box. Output of that is routed to a Dunlop Dimebag Crybaby From Hell wah to Boss DS-1 distortion pedal to Boss DD-20 delay. Output of the delay is inputted to a Whirwhind DI."

Pedals for this tour.

One of the most important pedals on their sound.

“I’ve got a few other delays back home, but the main reason I use this is the modulation setting. It’s got a really distinctive characteristic to it – a bit of a chorus wobble that slowly opens up as it goes and it just creates an atmosphere that’s essential to a lot of Karnivool songs. Only four presets spots, though – that’s the only bad thing about that pedal.”

Boss DD-20 Giga Delay Digital Delay Pedal

"So I have a DD-20 delay with infinite sustain since I’m the only guitar play I really need a sustainer or I need something to keep me in the mix but not really me playing parts, so I can step on that pedal and kind of fill in parts I just need to be in the mix. So I use that pedal a lot…" Quinn Allman says, in [this interview](http://orangeampsblog.com/?p=108) with Orange Amplifiers.

Taken from a [Guitar World article](http://www.guitarworld.com/caspian-s-guide-creating-wall-sound-four-essential-pedalboard-tricks), Erin's board has an extra Boss delay: the DD-20, at the bottom.

In this pedalboard photo, which was uploaded by Bynum on his Instagram profile, one of the pedals that can be seen on the board is the Boss DD-20.

What's on your pedal board? Jared- "Keepin it simple. From guitar to amp: -Micro POG, Boss DD-20 Giga Delay, Little Big Muff, Holy Grail verb, TS-09 Tube Screamer." From his Tumber account (http://jaredmonaco.tumblr.com/search/guitar).

Right in front of Gwil is the Boss DD-20 Giga Delay Digital Delay Pedal.

In this collection of pedals photo posted by Ekstrom on his Instagram profile, the Boss DD-20 giga delay can be seen.

At 6:46 you can saw his dd-20 delay clearly.

An information sheet detailing El Ten Eleven's stolen gear in 2013 identifies their equipment. As they were covered by insurance, these pedals may have been replaced, perhaps even with an identical model.

The Boss DD-20 Giga Delay can be seen in this old photo of Chris' setup.

Giga Delay is on in this Instagram picture.

We're shown Warren's Boss DD-20 at 2:30 in this video. The pedal can be seen in the bottom left corner of his board.

At 1:27 in this video at the end of his pedal chain you can see the dd-20

At 11:17 of this video, you can see Dan using the Boss DD-20

What is your favorite/most used guitar pedal? Boss DD20 Giga Delay

“It’s one of my favourite delays. I went between this, a [MXR] Carbon Copy and a TC Nova Delay. I love the Carbon Copy for what it does, and the Nova Delay is great, Eric runs that. But the DD-20 is just easy and user-friendly. It’s the iPhone of pedals. “I keep that pretty standard, and on this tour, I’ve kept it on the tap tempo. There have been times before when I’d go through and bank everything, adjusting the effects levels, but I find it varies according to the rooms we’re playing sometimes. It can be subjective to what sounds good in our practice space, and whatever venue we’re playing. “There’s leads I’ll use it on, but on the new record there’s lots of pretty swells, lots of parts to complement our sound so it’s not so dry. Even when we do our older songs, I try to put it on when I’m playing things like octaves, so it’s not so abrasive. That’s why we use passive pickups, too.”

A Boss DD-20 is listed among the effects used by Chris Rubey, on [this](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/20659-rig-rundown-the-devil-wears-prada) rig rundown.

my (cams) rig is a fender musicman 65 through an avatar 212, I play a squier cyclone and my typical pedal chain is: tuner —-> fulldrive 2 (JHS mod) —-> Boss DD-20——> T.C. Electronic Hall of Fame just picked up a Dirty Little Secret MK1 and a Smart People Factory Ego Booster that may replace the fulldrive but we’ll see!!

At 5:02, Jeff talks about the DD-20.

“I use it on a standard digital delay with tap tempo. I don’t really do anything very fancy with it.”

Adam's effects are visible at 1:40, the most visible being the Giga Delay.

Joey has the Giga Delay at the bottom right corner of his pedal board. It can be seen in this video. It can be seen at 00:19

Muse On Muse : Please tell us about your gear. What guitars, amps, effectors, foot pedals did you use for this recording? Pete Lesparance : I used a Koch Powertone 2 for the amp through a 2×12 Mesa-boogie cabinet. My pedal board consists of: -Pigtronix-Philosopher’s Tone compressor -Love Pedal Kanji overdrive -Keeler Push overdrive -SubDecay Prometheus filter pedal -Whetstone Phaser -Electro-Harmonix-POG 2 -Empress Temolo -Malekko spring chicken reverb -Boss Giga-Delay -ernie ball volume pedal

You can see this in the video

At 5:27 the BOSS Giga Delay is shown.

Taken from the band page, Michael Socrates of If These Trees Could Talk can be seen here tracking his guitar for the band's upcoming fourth album. Mike uses a Giga Delay by Boss.

"With the new models, the CE-20 and DD-20, I love the fact that I can have multiple settings. I mean, there’s so much you can do with them I don’t even use it all."

Seen on pedalboard. Source: [Talkbass](https://www.talkbass.com/threads/pedalboards-of-the-stars-pictures.294207/page-30#post-4663802)

Seen on the GuitarPlayer page for Justin Derrico was his gear used during P!nk's "Truth About Love" Tour, a Boss DD-20 can be seen on his pedal rack.

Greenberg praised the pedal's tap tempo function and precision. This pedal is on his board and is clearly visible.

Delays largos, reverse y sampler.

Cody Kelly is mentioned in this Facebook post made by the band. The gear used here will be heard in their fourth album. On effects, Cody uses a Boss Giga Delay.

One of many delay pedals Jesse uses.

The Boss DD-20 Giga Delay can be seen on the bottom left of Andy's board.

seen on pedalboard

Instagram pic shows a Boss DD-20 on Patrick's pedalboard.

We can see just three of Michael's pedals here. The most obvious is the giga delay on the right.

On his web site Bortnick details the collection of pedals that he uses, including this one. "Boss DD-20 Delay – another great delay."

On the Instagram post each of the band member's gear is specified including Zack's effect pedals.

In Travis' ask.fm, he explains that he used a Boss DD-20 in his older pedalboard setup.

The pedal can be seen on his pedalboard in this image.

seen on his pedalboard

Fernando's Photos

In this 2013 photo from Smith's concert in New South Wales, this pedalboard photo was uploaded to Flickr. One of the pedals that can be seen is the Boss DD-20 giga delay pedal.

In this Music Radar [article](http://www.musicradar.com/guitarist/guitarist-photo-diaries-the-butterfly-effect-@-bristol-academy-2-11-5-2009-244314/) about The Butterfly Effect's live performance at the Bristol Academy in 2009, a photo of Kurt Goedhart's pedal board shows his Boss DD-20 Giga Delay pedal.

Toby shows Boss DD-20 Giga Delay Digital Delay Pedal at 2:01 in this video.

On his pedalboard, to the right of the Slicer is a Giga Delay by Boss.

"My flight board has the Boss DD-20 and I think that sounds way better, but it doesn't have the auto-volume. That's what keeps the Line6 around." - Osenga about Boss DD-20.

Shown in Levitt Pavilion Summer Music Festival.

Jason uses a Boss DD-20 on his electric pedalboard

The pedal can be seen in this Instagram video.

We see it between the El Capistan and the Boss RV-5

You can see this pedal on 14:25.

In [this image from the Veldt's Facebook page](http://imgur.com/a/iQq7U), we see Danny's rig, which includes a Giga Delay.

He mentions it at 1:45 as a DD-20.

Seen in a pedalboard photograph appearing on Strymon's website in Oct 2011. Likely part of his Fender Rhodes pedal board. Used live for tours with Bright Eyes.

You can see it at 0:30

oscar castro use a Boss DD-20 Giga Delay Digital Delay Pedal

We can see his full board here.

It is inside your equipboard, published in your instagram.

This pedal is often used by Astro in live performances.

Visible as the second from bottom left pedal is the Boss DD-20 Giga Delay. You can tell from the number and position of knobs.

Photo of Tomas Verduga actual pedalboard taken after gig in Monterrey, México. 04/10/2019

He uses Giga Delay.

In this post Jibs shows off his boss dd 20 delay pedal

Dd20 is seen on jons current board

adam has a boss dd20 delay on his pedalboard

https://rustyfrets.com/blogs/rusty-frets-indie-spotlight/18705407-indie-spotlight-vol-2-echo-nebraska

"Aron’s Disco Biscuits Rig Clockwise from top: Roland V-Synth GT with Boss DD-20 delay pedal above Moog Little Phatty and Novation X-Station; Apple MacBook Pro running Ableton Live; Akai APC40 and Access Virus TI Polar above KeyB Solo organ above Yamaha Motif ES8; Boss DD-5 delay pedal; Roland JP-8000; Mackie VLZ3 mixer. " - however, no photo of the rig is found.

http://www.bossus.com/products/dd-20/

"For pedals, I use a Line 6 DL4, Boss DD-20, MXR Carbon Copy, Strymon Blue Sky & Flint, Ibanez TS808, ISP Decimator II and Hotone chromatic tuner, but am always searching for new sounds!"

"I re-arrange my board before each tour, depending on what set we’re playing... Powered by a Decibel Eleven Hot Rod Deluxe and a few One Spots. I use each of these pedals through out our set, but the main ones in use are definitely my delays, reverbs, and the Whammy."

"I got a TC Electronics Hall of Fame reverb, a tuner, and a friend bought me a Boss DD-20 GigaDelay. I think I had all those as my first pedals. An Xotic AC+ overdrive followed shortly after that."

A live pic from his personal insta posted on 2016

In this photo we can see his pedalboard.?

In this photo you can see his pedalboard.

Luke Weiler of Positive Mental Trip has been seen using a BOSS DD-20 live and in the studio. He has used BOSS digital Delay/echo pedals almost exclusively live since 2015. He is most commonly seen using the BOSS DD-3 and BOSS TE-2 Tera Echo live on his “tight 12” live board but sometimes switches those 2 out for the 4 killer presets on the DD-20 giga Delay for select shows. You can hear ambient psychadelic sounds only the DD-20 makes on certain songs on “the black and white album”.(2017)

This item can be seen 9:39 into this video, at the bottom right.