Boss DD-3 Digital Delay

In this source you can see the effects that Dave Grohl is using with the Foo Fighters.

Slash's guitar tech Ace Bergman discusses Slash's live pedal set up at 3:22 in the video. The DD-3 is mentioned by name and can clearly be seen on the board. In the same video another DD-3 pedal can be seen undergoing repair on the workbench at 8:11

Pedal found in the MUSEum that matt uses for Hysteria, Micro Cuts and Map of the problematique

Dan Auerbach used a Boss Digital Delay in 2010.

Around 3:33 into this video, the camera pans across Tom Morello's pedals in his home studio. He doesn't talk about them specifically, but the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay pedal can clearly be seen. His pedalboard has been pretty standard throughout the numerous bands he has played with, and the DD-3 has been a mainstay of his effects setup.

This article includes a picture from 1997 showing a DD-3 on Thom's board

According to Gear Secrets of the Guitar Legends: How to Sound Like Your Favorite Players, Satriani used two DD-3s.

"They're set for two clipped repeats and then this sort of glitching Radiohead-like Johnny Greenwood kind of thing," says Josh Klinghoffer's guitar tech about the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Pedal.

At 30:23 of this "Rig Rundown" with *Premier Guitar*, Mike Hickey, points out the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay guitar effects pedal.

Can be seen on his board. Used presumably before he got the G Major

According to Flux Pavilion's official Reverb shop, this instrument was listed among the items that were used to him and subsequently were sold afterwards.

Included in list of Robert Smith's pedals

At 2:19, a closeup of Adam's pedalboard shows a Boss DD3 delay pedal.

In this Instagram post you could see Matt's pedal board and on the 3rd from the left corner you could see the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Pedal.

rigrundown during 2010 showing justin using dd3 on his live pedal board. at 1:09

When it comes to effects, Prince seems to like Boss, all of them! While it very well could be that Prince owns the entire Boss line of effects, he is commonly seen with a DD-3 delay.

At 0:23 in this video Paul Gilbert shows a BOSS DD-3 Digital Delay pedal on his pedalboard with Mr. Big.

This is definitely a boss DD-3 you can tell by the inputs and outputs on the pedal and you can see how there used. I have several good photos that proves this, as well as proves that its used in the amps effects loops as well.

According to this post (link below), Mike Dirnt has MXR M300 reverb, Boss DD3 delay, TC Electronic PolyTune, TC Electronic Corona chorus and Lovepedals Fuse effect pedals in his guitar rig. (Probably this rig is used during The Coverups gigs.) Post https://www.instagram.com/p/B5tfX8sjdPM/

This image shows Albert's board from a few years ago, he has owned a boss dd-3 at some point

You can see which effect pedals the Maestro use, on live stage.

It is stated in [this](http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jun11/articles/the-xx.htm) Sound On Sound article that Jamie xx used a Boss DD-3 while recording with The XX.

In [this interview](http://www.guitargeek.com/graham-coxon-blur-1993-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-diagram/) from 1993, a Boss DD-3 can be seen in the diagram of Graham Coxon's setup.

The Boss DD-3 Digital Delay replaced Daron's Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler to "have it simple".

In this image you can see Kim's Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Pedal. [Source](http://www.sonicyouth.com/mustang/eq/gear.html).

In this photo on Yannis Philippakis' Instagram, a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay can be seen on his pedalboard.

This pedal is mentioned in his interview for Boss: "What BOSS pedals get the most mileage onstage?" "The delay [DD-3] is a favorite, the overdrive [OS-2], and more and more the pitch shifter [PS-5]. I prefer the DD-3 onstage, but for recording I use the DD-6."

A boss DD-3 can be seen at Stu's board.

In this photo of Van's pedalboard, we can see he is using a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay pedal

info about equipment copied from the link above

Taken from a A detailed gear diagram of Dave Navarro of [Jane's Addiction](https://equipboard.com/band/jane-s-addiction), you can see his stage setup that traces the signal flow of the equipment, including a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Pedal.

A photo of his pedalboard on his official site, bradpaisley.com, shows Brad Paisley uses the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay pedal.

In this [interview from the October 2004 issue of *Bass Player* magazine](http://www.picturesofyou.us/04/04-10-bassplayer-simon-interview.htm), Simon says that he uses the DD-3 in his live rig.

Seen on the floor, at the Epicerie Moderne (Feyzin, France), during the show of the 13rd of May, 2017

"I mean, my pedal board is mostly pretty standard. I’ve got a Boss Tuner, an MXR Carbon Copy, a Boss DD-3 Delay, a Cry Baby Wah Pedal, all standard as. The only off ones are a Devi Ever Torn’s Peaker, which is like my fuzz pedal, which I’ve used since forever."

Nuno played with two Boss DD-3s (DD-3 was the latest Boss Delay pedal at the time).

You can see the 2nd photo down that Dom's pedalboard has a Boss DD-3/Digital Delay 3, you can identify this by it's normal relatable Boss StompBox shape and it's four Blues and Black knobs.

We see it on his pedalboard in a instagram post "JUSTICE!!! Thank you to the LAPD, TMZ, And every person who helped track down the human garbage who stole all our gear!"

Part of Kurt Vile's live gear on 7/15/13 at the Bottletree in Birmingham, Alabama according to http://otherbandsstuff.com/post/55807999945/kurt-vile-the-violators-71513

The Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Pedal is part of the pedalboard that guitarist Kelly Jones uses for Stereophonics. This pedal can also be seen in [this](http://media.gettyimages.com/photos/photo-of-javier-weyler-and-kelly-jones-and-stereophonics-and-richard-picture-id85349346) photo.

At 2:08 in this rig rundown, Matt Skiba's Boss DD-3 can be seen.

After being backstage and talking to Buzz he uses a Boss DD3 on his pedal board, with E. Level at 9oclock - F.back at 10 - D.time 10 - Mode on l.800ms

Nels says of Boss DD-3, "The Keeley modifications provide some "warmer" delay effects choices while I am still able to get my old DD-3 weirdness happening (as in, really fast, heavy repeat-laden, digital-sounding, electro spazz-outs that I can cut on and off with no trail off). And, of course, I can get simple, tasteful bounce. I can get by with a plain old DD-3, too, but the Keeley one is just a bit better."

In this photo, the reference laboratory show Nile's pedal setup

Brian's DD-3 can be seen at 30:32 in this video.

In this picture we can see a dd3 in his pedalboard

In [this article](http://www.guitarplayer.com/artists/1013/the-killers39-dave-keuning/11697), Dave Keuning of The Killers states, "I use an Ibanez Analog Delay and a Boss Digital Delay for ambience on soaring lead stuff. I don’t know if it’s out of laziness or what, but they stay on the same settings the whole show."

In this picture taken during a house party you can see which pedals Jimmy uses: a Digitech Whammy, an SD-1 and a Boss Delay

"The DD-3 we use for a long delay, for the song 'Dead Bodies [Everywhere]' and we use that with the talk box, so he gets a long droning sound, almost like a didgeridoo sound with that, and the thing about the DD-3 is that, when you disengage it it stops the delay immediately, as opposed to the newer delays that will trail out." – Jim Otell (Munky's guitar tech) on the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Pedal

Hince uses two of those, always (as you can see on any picture of pedalboard), as they form his typical guitar sound. That sound is created by having the pedals set to a (perhaps differing) short 'slapback' delay, the feedback turned up, and sometimes using the 'Hold' function.

As published in the Premier Guitar Rigrundown source, he uses minimal effects - just a Boss SD-1 and a Boss DD-3 Delay for his electric rig.

"Boss Digital Delay. Solid (solid… solid…)"

At 1:36 of this video, Mike Stern of [Yellowjacket](https://equipboard.com/band/yellowjackets) and [DR Big Band](https://equipboard.com/band/dr-big-band) shows off the Boss DD-3 on his pedal board.

Seen quite clearly at 0:29 is a few of Jenny's pedals, including the Boss DD-3.

'I've talked to their amp guy before on myspace. I'll copy/paste some stuff that might be helpful: " input vol is usually around 7-8, treble 7, mid 5.5, bass 4, reverb 3-8, master about 8. you can get in the ball park with just about any tube fender, with the treble up higher than the bass. lately he's used the middle single coil on his guitar a lot live, in the past he used a filtertron in the bridge pickup pretty often, and that can get you there too. he's got a variety of fuzzes and things, but the basic things he's used for years are a blues driver and a digital delay. at the time of the video he was probably using a boss DD-3 or DD-5, a boss BD-2 blues driver, and maybe a boss metal zone. he may have used 2-3 of the digital delays chained together. he has always preferred to put the delays at the front of his signal chain (i.e. guitar-->delay-->distortion) while most people do it the other way. this changes the sound a little, adding distortion on the repeats of the processed delay sounds. those pedals will definitely help get closer to the sound-- the blues driver is on a lot of the time, and it adds a kind of rounded out midrange and treble. set your amp for a good clean sound instead of using the distortion on the amp, and use the blues driver for your distortion-- it's more mild than it seems. setting the amp to sound as distorted as it might sound on the record, but at a bedroom/practice volume won't get the sound, because part of that tone comes from the speakers and tubes in the amp breaking up/distorting a bit when pushed. on the newer stuff, isaac uses a lot of boutique pedals, fuzzes, delays, and so on-- i.e. zvex pedals, SIB mr. echo, boomerang, menatone, etc.-- but the core of the sound is still the amp and a basic overdrive. '

Here you can see Steele's pedalboard with the Boss DD-3. You can see a picture of Peter with his board [here](https://41.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7mbh6gFuw1rp1ip8o1_1280.jpg), where the pedal layout matches the closeup view by color.

You can spot the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay inside the drawer.

boss DD-3 Digital Delay Pedal

"There was a BOSS DD-3 for Malko to get a really syncopated soulless delay – that was great for that." In-depth guitar talk with the instrumentalist by Rob Laing, August 11, 2010

Timestamp at 5:52 pedal in the middle

Boss BCB-6 Pedal Effects In Case (Est. $3,000 - $5,000). Six Boss pedals including: chromatic tuner TU-2 white, super chorus ch-1 blue, digital delay DD3 silver, digital reverb/delay RV3 grey. The case also contains tools including a pair of Les Paul’s sunglasses and has all of his settings recorded on masking tape. This is the gigging case used by Les Paul during his weekly shows at both Fat Tuesdays and the Iridium Jazz Club for decades. 3 ½ by 25 by 11 inches

Can be seen in the video at the 26:20 mark with the rest of Shaun's board.

Can be seen in a pedalboard picture from a 2017 guitar magazine interview.

In [this interview](http://gearphoria.com/e-mag/v1n2/files/assets/basic-html/page23.html) for Gearphoria, Don Folder says he uses a Boss DD-3.

Though he rarely uses it, Nugent has a Boss DD-3 Digital Dealy on his pedal board. It can be spotted in this Premiere Guitar video at (16:18).

Picture taken at Ramona MainStage, Ramona California Feb 14th, 2014

On the [Gear page](http://www.billyduffy.com/gear/boss-dd-3-digital-delay-pedal/) of Billy Duffy's website, he says, "I’ve ended up using the DD3 ‘cos it gives you that effect in an easily replaceable, robust, very reliable way. When I’m stopping on these with my motorcycle boots, when they’re on airplanes and the back of trucks I don’t want them to break. I use Boss pedals ‘cos they sound great and they’re made well. I could never take something on the road that wasn’t reliable, it would just create incredible headaches.”

Vince Gill uses this stock DD-3 Digital Delay for live work (originally sources from "Vince Gill’s Touring Gear", an article from premierguitar.com).

Visible in Noodle's room in the Gorillaz app.

Pedals Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Boss OS-2 Overdrive Distortion Whirlwind A/B Selector

[Premier Guitar](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/22307-mike-rutherford-back-in-the-shop-with-the-mechanics?page=2) states that Rutherford uses a Boss DD-3 pedal.

Boss DD-3 can be seen on James's Pedalboard at Newport studio. [https://www.instagram.com/p/Bg6iKOEDM-A/ P.S. keep scrolling right]

According to Boss website, Koenig uses the Boss DD-3. He uses the eighth-note slapback delay setting on the pedal.

William Reid has had a Boss DD-3 delay in his rig for ages, though there's not a lot of evidence of it in JAMC recordings or shows. He can be seen kicking it in during the ring-out of an MTV live performance for a bit of colour during the noise at the end of a song.

There is a Boss delay on the desk in this pic

LIVE: Bloc Party // Birthdays // Dalston (London) // 22.08.12 On the first row of the pedalboard you can see a white pedal with blue knobs. That is the Boss DD3. Is one of the three types of delay Kele uses for guitar (he is also using a Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeller for vocals).

Brian Uses 2 DD-3's. One For Regular Delay And Another One For Loud Feedback.

In this photo of Payseur's pedal board you can see the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay.

At 0:18 on the right

A photo Brendon Small posted on Twitter shows his pedalboard, which includes this pedal.

You can see his DD-3 in this picture from his studio.

This picture of Daniel Rossen's pedalboard shows a Boss Digital Delay

he talks about his delay at 7:13

This photo by a facebook page dedicated to Mayhem collectibles, shows the Boss DD3 pedal that Euronymous used when recording the track Freezing Moon

At 3:54 Baizley says he's using this delay on the 2010 tour

In this YouTube video, Reb Beach demonstrates his amp and guitar. In 4:50 you can see him using Boss DD-3

"I’m having a custom pedalboard developed as we speak, which will include a [BD-2] Blues Driver, a Flanger [BF-3], a DD-3 Delay, and a Reverb pedal [RV-5]."

the lead guitar sound that ended up on the record really — a Boss DD3 delay pedal and the digital reverb setting on the Microcube

[The EffectsBay website](http://www.effectsbay.com/2019/03/the-cure-in-africa-pedalboards-of-robert-smith-and-reeves-gabrels/) shared some pictures posted to Reeves' Facebook page. The image showing his guitar pedalboards features a DD-3 pedal.

Laura-Mary used a Boss DD3 since 2007. She replaced it in 2014 with a MXR Carbon Copy

Main Live Pedalboard Boss FV-50 Volume Pedal Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner Boss OC-2 Octave Pedal Electro-Harmonix MicroSynth Xotic Effects Bass BB Preamp Digitech X-Series Bass Driver Dunlop M-80 Bass D.I. Aphex Bass Exciter Retro-Sonic Stereo Chorus Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Demeter Opto-Compulator Dunlop CryBaby Bass Wah Darkglass Vintage Microtubes tc electronic Hall Of Fame Reverb tc electronic Flashback Delay Xotic Effects EP Booster MXR M87 Bass Compressor Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2 Plus

Wyatt can be seen plugging in his pedal setup at 0:22 in this video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaqcJx9BtaY]. You can very much tell that The Garden uses a delay pedal combined with some sort of reverb to get them that surfer, spacey punk bass sound.

If you look closely to left on the left corner there is a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Pedal!

Aaron North on the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay on a post made December 07, 2009.. "I actually used two of these live with NIN. One of them was set up as a short delay for a "slapback" effect, and the other as a longer delay. I used this pedal on many, many songs with Nine Inch Nails, including: "Head Like A Hole", "Terrible Lie", "Eraser", "Only", "Wish", and "Burn". I also think I used this on just about every Icarus Line song I can think of. Ha. "Feed A Cat To Your Cobra", "Spit On It", "Caviar"... Damn, all of 'em? I always felt kinda silly for being so devoted to this particular delay, until we did a tour with Bauhaus, and Daniel Ash had the exact same one on his pedal-board, and swore by it too. Actually... Because I've always kept the long delay settings in the exact same position for years... Occasionally, when it was time for me to play a "shoegazey/psych" solo type thing in a Nails song... I'd just play a solo I wrote for The Icarus Line over it, just to keep myself entertained. I think I did that quite often on "The Day The World Went Away"... Just playing my solo for "Getting Bright At Night" on top of it. On other songs, I'd slip in some Love And Rockets, The Stooges, or 13th Floor Elevators parts here and there. Nobody ever seemed to notice or call me on it. Hmmm. Anyway, whatever... This is a cool pedal. Ha."

https://youtu.be/tFSy44BDT0M?t=25s

In his video he used both of the DD-3 pedals, the original one and the Keeley Modded one.

Keith è endorser della Boss. Nel video in allegato si vede chiaramente la pedaliera e il pedale in oggetto

Jake says he's "been using it a really long time."

Tony has two DD-3's by Boss sitting on his pedal board.

The video shows a Boss DD-7 in Jacky's effects loop

According to Reverb's website, Frey's pedalboard for the "Hell Freezes Over" tour also included the Boss DD-3 digital delay.

In this source photograph, Craig Nicholls is pictured playing guitar onstage with the Boss DD3-Digital Delay Tuner in front of him

Pedal can be seen in this rig diagram.

3:37 He explains the effects and mentions this.

In this photo of Neil Finn's pedalboard, his Boss DD-3 Digital Delay pedal can be seen in the upper-left corner.

(no further info)

as you can see in this very same image, the third pedal in his chain, a white 4knobs pedal, is a Boss DD-3. Why its not a DD7? By color. DD7 has a cream tone color.

at 7:55 he says he used to have on his pedalboard the DD3,he replace the DD3 to a Tc Electronic Flashback for Slapback delay

Gus G. ROCKING the BOSS DD-3, DD-7 Digital Delays and CE-5 Chorus Ensemble

Dos delays juntos

"It's pretty simple- Tuner, my TS-9, Noise Suppressor, my DD-3..."

"But Ricky was really the main reason I turned to electric guitar, and I must tell you, for all the folks listening out there, the first pedals I really got turned on to were BOSS pedals. Moving to Nashville in ’96, I had a little BOSS treble box, a TU-series tuner, the CS-3 Compressor, the BD-2 Blues Driver, and a DD-3 Delay."

He never talks about his DD-3 but it is clearly seen in the image as the first pedal in his pedal board.

"I just like the sound of the delay. I'm used to it and know what to do with it."

In this photo taken in 2011 Richard can be spotted using Boss DD-3 in his pedalboard.

Unsure of the model of digital delay.

A couple were used on the Escape to Plastic Beach Tour, as is visible in this photo from [this July 15, 2019 article by Entec Sound and Light](https://www.enteclive.com/portfolio-item/gorillaz/).

According to Premier Guitar's article, Franklin uses the Boss DD-3 digital delay pedal.

The pedal can be seen on Cheneys Pedal Board at 2:13.

This photo comes from Mono's 2010 Brudenell Social Club performance. One of the pedals that can be seen in Taka's pedalboard is Boss DD-3 digital delay pedal.

Grant uses a Boss DD-3 in his Feeder era rig.

In this interview Richard Bona mentions this delay.

Briggs took a more svelte approach for his pedalboard on the Coma Ecliptic tour. His stomp station includes a Boss TU-2 tuner, a Wamper Faux Tape Echo (used for a constant warbling tone), an Electro-Harmonix Bass Micro Synth (ideal for “Tom Sawyer”-ish bass-synth washiness), a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay, Boss TR-2 Tremolo, Boss PS-3 Digital Pitch Shifter/Delay (Briggs’ favorite pedal, which he currently uses as a chorus), and a Darkglass Electronics Duality Fuzz (which replaced a Keeley-modded Ibanez Tube Screamer because the Duality has a mix knob that allows Briggs to keep a more natural tone of low-end fury)

"In addition Mike uses 3 Boss delay pedals: A DD-3 Digital delay marked 'Space', a DD-6 and an old school analog DM-2"

I'm not sure to be honest what model of digital delay it is but you can see the blue knobs and white chassis.

Motifour's board, taken from a show

The white pedal at the top of the picture is a Boss digital delay pedal

"In terms of pedals I’m kind of changing things a little. For the last few tours I’ve been just using a Boss EQ pedal as a boost and an old Boss DD3 delay pedal"

Juanes is using this pedal to play the song "Juntos". Can be seen in 2:06

From Pinterest; this diagram is right, as I remember an interview with Lush from about 1991 in Making Music magazine where both Miki and Emma said they used BOSS pedals.

In this video Lita talks about her gear and this Boss Delay pedal.

At 6.35 you can see Ritzy use a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay She uses two Delay pedals in this video and is possibly doing some stereo effects with a split signal chain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kNQeDlgBoc

in this picture you can see it in his pedalboard

Em 4:06 o DD3 é visto. (At 4:06 a DD3 can be seen).

"We have a DD-3 Boss delay unit and a Boss reverb." Seen at 1:08

According to the Jon's 2008 gear section on Fratellis' official website, his gear included the Boss DD-3 delay pedal.

Rickey uses a boss dd3 pedal for all of his delay sounds

picture of a gig, you can see on fotolog

Clearly visible in his pedalboard.

Moonmadnes tour 2018

Nicholaus Arson discussed this Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Pedal at around the 8:26 minute mark in this rig rundown with Premier Guitar.

Shot during 'Cigarettes after sex' gig in Tel Aviv, 5/12/2018

A part of his pedalboard live with Manson

In response to what the taped down pedal is in [this tweet](https://twitter.com/PhilipJamieson/status/299268491641495554), Philip says it's a DD-3 by Boss.

The delay gerry uses

on a photo of his board from his insta, you can see the DD-3 in the top left corner

(3:40 minute mark) - Cox uses this pedal everywhere, and if she doesn't have this particular pedal, she gets cranky. She also has the Boss CH-1 and Boss FB-2 in the pedalboard for this video.

From a Facebook Pic of North American Tour 2017

In this source picture you can see a shot of César Rosas' pedalboard which features a Boss BF-2, DD-3, RV-5, Ibanez Tube Screamer as well as a Pickup Booster.

"Up first are a Roland RE-20 Space Echo and a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay." - excerpt from Premier Guitar rig rundown.

Probablemente Munky empezo ha usar este pedal en el Follow The Leader y lo usa para alargar el sonido del pedal TalkBox en la cancion Dead Bodies Everywhere, este pedal a veces no esta en su pedalboard ya que hay Tours en el que no tocan esa cancion. En el minuto 10:49 se ve el pedal.

In the beggining we can see this pedal. Seems to be replacing her Line 6 DL4.

> **Tell us about your pedals** > >My pedalboard is always in a state of flux, but currently I’m using an Ernie Ball volume pedal for swells and a simple Boss DD-3 for delay. I also have a Boss TR-2 Tremolo pedal and a Boss OC-3 Super Octave pedal, and a Fulltone OCD distortion pedal. For weird sounds, I’ll sometimes use my Electro- Harmonix Harmonic Octave Generator.

cukurova rock festivalinde ön grupta cal?yordum ve kerem ozyegen?n pedalboardunu ?nceled?m bu pedal da vard?.

"One thing I can tell you that I have used on the record is a very simple pedal, the EVH Flanger. Every time we needed a backup sound we'd just plug that thing in. Or just an original Boss DD-3. "We wanted to be able to recreate everything live and use stuff that you can get everywhere, so if something breaks, you're not just shit out of luck!"

Can be seen at 6:34.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Lozinak uses the Boss DD-3 delay pedal.

0:45 in you tube clip

https://turkrock.com/konu/4705/sayfa-9

"I got the delay and reverb in the effects loop." Seen at 0:53, can be assumed to be the same as Paul's.

At 12:56 in the video there's a photo of Deal's pedalboard, including Boss DD-3 digital delay pedal.

Francisco Durán has a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay pedal on your pedalboard.

According to 2009 Premier Guitar article, one of the items Grissom used back then was the Boss DD-3 digital delay.

It is reported as effect he uses on his website.

A Boss DD-3 is listed among the effects used by Dave Kushner, on his [website](http://www.davekushner.com/gear.php).

Seen at Ultra Q's live show at 924 Gilman on 11/23/19

The sequence was; Elec guitar (Les Paul or SG) into Electro Harmonics Qtron +, Qtron+ to ProCo RAT, RAT to BOSS DDI, DDI to Ernie Ball Volume Pedal, EB to second DDI, DDI to DI Box and then to JC120 amp.

Found in this website with photo proof

This was my main delay for years until I found…

Up close and personal with the pedalboards of the stars

In this Rig Rundown YouTube video source you can spot the Boss DD-3 pedal at 17:07.

In this instagram's pic, we can see a Boss DD-3 in Ben's pedalboard

According to Premier Guitar's Rig Rundown with Citizen, Nick uses a BOSS DD-3.

The Boss DD-3 Digital Delay pedal can be seen at 6:43 in this video where Jeff Owen of Tenth Avenue North walks through the gear he uses on tour and in the studio during the "No Man Is An Island" tour.

mauricio duran use a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Pedal

Shown up close at 0:49.

this gear there use in he documental by sonar

To help him creating more atmospheric sounds, he used the classic Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Pedal

In this image on the left, you can see a DD-3 delay

Sid McGinnis's Boss DD-3 can be seen at 9:13 in this video.

5:25 - pedalboard (barely on screen, left corner below)

Taken on 11/8/13, stated in the Pedals and Effects article about Nathan's Pedalboard, he said "At one point either Nick or Jeff let me borrow a BOSS DD-3, and I spent a whole 8 hour shift at the liquor store I was working at fucking around with it."

This was Laswell's list of pedals in 2014, in which this particular pedal can be found as well. "Ernie Ball Volume jr (passive pedal), Digitech Ex7-multi fx epression pedal (orchestra synth sound effect only), Crybaby Bass Wah, Moogerfooger Ring Modulator, Moogerfooger Murf, Digitech Whammy II, Electro Harmonix Bass Big Muff, Pigtronix Envelope Phaser, Digitech Bass Synth Wah, Dod Performer Wah Filter 545 (Beige), Boss DD3 Digital Delay, Boss DD7 Digital Delay/Looper"

Second from the upper right.

At 19:24 you can see this pedal on the bottom left of the pedal board.

we can see the delay use from 1:10 with the "helicopter" effect

"@IggyFest pedalboard configured for iggyfest including Vintage Boss DD3 for those stuttering Blah Blah Blah repeats"

Included in Sonic's equipment list on his website

Shown in rig rundown video 23:23

Roland 100M modular [including analog sequencer] Doepfer A100 modular Roland JX3P and PG200 Roland SH101 Korg Monopoly Casio MT400 Electro Harmonix 2880 looper Ibanez AD80 analog delay Boss DD3 digital delay

In this photo of Goodman's pedal board you can see his Boss DD-3 Digital Delay.

As seen on stage, and live set up

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown, Osborne uses Boss DD-3 Delay Pedal.

Seu set atual varia um pouco entre seu projetos solos Maquinado, Almaz e Nação Zumbi.

At 28:25, there's a photo of Wiggs' pedalboard, including a Boss DD-3 digital delay pedal.

You can see this pedal next to the Whammy at 3:00.

Boss DD-3 can be seen on Whitey's pedalboard when preparing for Kaiser Chiefs' 2019 tour.

in the second 44 we can see the pedalboard

Farthest left pedal on the upper half of his board, distinguishable from other DDs by the inscriptions under the delay time knob

This photo of Danny's pedalboard taken off his instagram shows 2 Boss DD-3 on his board.

Seen in this photo

"[Niklas Arson uses a] Boss DD-3 Digital Delay for slapback echo on "Take Back the Toys" and "Bigger Hole to Fill."

Howdeshell’s guitar pedalboard is simple. “I use an [Ibanez] Tube Screamer, which doesn’t completely distort the guitar—you can still hear the strings,” he says. “I also have a Boss Digital Delay, which I use for a really short slapback delay on pretty much every song. And for reverb, sometimes I’ll turn it up my Holy Grail superloud so that everything turns into a wash.”

"In the pedalboard I have a MXR compressor, Boss DD3, a VooDoo Lab tremolo, T.C. chorus (for stereo), Fulldrive 2 (distortion), Ernie Ball volume pedal, and a Boss Digital Reverb."

In this photo, which shows Porter's pedalboard, the Boss DD-3 is visible. This is Boss DD-3, because it contains only one line of text on the left side, unlike the DD-2.

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Shown here in Cashion's live pedalboard setup at the Bottletree Cafe on 04/26/14

At 10:03 of this performance you have a clear shot of Eddie's pedalboard, featuring what appears to be a Boss DD-3 (might be a DD-6 or DD-7, can't really tell)

Ikey mentions at 1:47 of this video.

In interview Robert talks about his rig and admits he's using Electro-Harmonix Micro POG, Bossa DD-3 i Dunlop Rotovibe.

Photo of pedal board taken during show at Picks Bar in San Antonio, TX.

Matt: Boss Super feedback/distortion, DOD 2 Second Delay, MXR Phase 100, Boss Digital Delay, Crybaby Wah, DOD Bass Flanger, Danelectro Milkshake Chorus

As seen in Joey's Instagram photo.

Picture taken at the Hug & Pint in Glasgow, 9 December 2017 on Nick's Lies Lies Lies tour with the Wilderness kids.

bass player magazine.

Justin uses a boss delay in his pedal board setup

''New pedalboard set up for 2016. Finally got a new board and isolated power supply. Bish bosh bash''

Juanma has the DD-3 as first delay in his pedalboard signal chain. Juanma explains the pedalboard he usually used in this radio/internet show called ''Masterclass 6x3'' by Sergio Bustamante in Radio 3, the spanish public music radio.

Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Pedal

Boss DD-3 is visibly the white-chasis pedal to the right of the RV-3 and left of the Chromatic Tuner. Picture from Isis consert circa 2008

The first Boss digital delay pedal in Geoff's signal chain is a Boss DD-3. The red LED light and mono input and output (paired with a wet signal out) are seen on this version of the company's famous delay unit.

at 6:15, he shows off the pedalboard he had in a megadeth cover band

At 2:02 of this video, you can see Dante using the Boss DD-3. (distinguishable as the DD-3 because the DD-2 has extra lines on the face and words below "Output", which this unit clearly does not have; and the DD-5 and later models have multiple outputs, which this does not have.)

Two Boss Digital Delays can be seen at 7:57. It is hard to tell what exact model they are.

"It is spotted on Joe's pedalboard in this article."

Next to the Boss DS-1 distortion pedal, based by the text, the Boss DD-3 digital delay is visible.

The Boss DD3 can be seen sitting on Julian Corrie's Roland keyboard 0.50 seconds into the video.

"I’m also currently using a Dunlop Cry Baby Wah, a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay, and an Electro Harmonix Small Stone Phaser. I have a Dunlop Q Zone that I use for a treble boost on a few things and an MXR Dyna Comp that I use on one song as a volume reduction so I can get a bit of a clean sound out of my bridge pickup."

Speculation from r/guitarpedals

At 10:46, a Meeblip Anode, DD-3 Digital Delay, and a Bass Big Muff can be seen above the MC-303.

Official Roman's gear page

can't find anything besides snapchat. @kodyhavoc

Between Boss CE-2 and Boss TU-3, Boss DD-3 is visible, judging by the text.

Mmm? for new songs?

Boss DD-3 is included in this diagram of Edwyn's setup.

Blackie uses a BOSS DD-3 pedal as can be seen in this live photo taken July 23rd, 2010 at the East Brunswick Hotel in Melbourne.

he used to use delay live, but now he just uses reverb

James uses this pedal as spotted in this video

In this video you can see that Mona D uses a Boss DD3

pepe use this pedal for the live shows

Boss's DD3 Digital Delay pedal in Elvis Nick' pedalboard

This is a photo taken of Frankie's pedalboard October 16th at a show in Atlanta. His pedalchain is as follows, boss TU-3 tuner, fender starcaster chorus, earthquaker devices talon overdrive, and a boss digital delay, I beleive it's a DD-3 because I only spoted one input, but I may be mistaken on that, at any rate the stutter effect he uses it for can be reproduced with any digital delay.

Seen at 0:04 of video, with most of the knob handles gone

McLeod: I play a goldtop Gibson Les Paul. It’s the most comfortable neck I’ve ever played. I’ve laid my Explorer to rest because the Les Paul is so beautiful. Onstage, I only use three effects—a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay, a Boss BD-2 Blues Driver for a solo boost, and a Vox wah.

@ 1:50 in the video

DD-3 Digital Delay seen @ 0:31

looks to be a dd-3 on his board

Connor Kennedy uses this for his keyboard

The first pedal downleft position in the picture.

He uses a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay

This appears to be during a recording or practice session.

Seen at bottom left of board

Lo muestra en su Studio Tour 2019 en el minuto: 5:15

Last pedal in his 1995 live chain

Boss Digital shifter / Delay PS-2, Boss Digital pitch shifter / delay PS-3, Boss Super Feedbacker & Distortion, Boss Digital Delay DD-3m, Boss Equaliser GE-7 As used by: Nik Colk Void

Közi has this pedal on his pedal board

"I used the Hagstrom, which replaced the Gibson SG I had been using for years, and the Vox Amp. The only other gear I had were pedals, all Boss: Overdrive, Tuner, Digital Delay, Compression Sustainer, and Tremolo."

In this Instagram photo, You Can See What Pedals Hamed is Using

Listed on an Effecttid Clara page about his pedalboard

on the far right his boss dd-3..

In this facebook photo, masih has shared his pedalboard

What can i say on such an awesome pedal. very versatile and warm... LOVE IT

oscar use a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Pedal

Picture of pedal board, taken at the the V11, Rotterdam show on the 24th of March 2018. Under, fifth from the left.

Can be seen as apart of Asha's pedals used live.

At 2:16 you can catch a brief look on his pedal board in the forefront. The DD-3 is there among other pedals and boss delays.

On Camella's pedalboard you can see a Boss DD-3.

According to guitar.com's 2011 rig diagram, Berman uses the Boss DD-3 digital delay.

You can see Joseph's pedals from the superheaven instagram

You can see the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay laying on Ron Gallo's pedalboard.

This efect was bought in Brno like birthday gift from mum.

2010 : > Comme effets j'utilise souvent le Flexitone [sic] Carl Martin pour la saturation, un Delay Boss, une Whammy Digitech (ou la XP-100) et une pédale volume ; parfois un deuxième delay (Line 6 Echo park) et un vieux phaser DOD.

Brian states in the Tumblr post that he uses a "Boss digi-delay".

From the cocksure uptown strut of ‘Neon Jesus’ onwards, guitarist Charles Rowland and frontman Brandon Welchez cut menacing, malcontented figures, with Rowland conjuring up squalls of sound and fury in one corner and Welchez spasming angrily around his microphone in the other, apparently unable to stand still.

A Boss DD-3 Digital Delay can be seen in this photo posted to Risaripa's Twitter

dave uses a boss dd3 delay pedal on his pedal board

Picture of pedals on facebook

Palo Pandolfo en Martillo Estudio

Isaac has a boss dd3 delay pedal on his pedal board

Ryan talks about his Boss DD-3 at 5:24 in this video.

ALLWAYS ON BOARDS BEST DELAY EVER

pedales que utilizo en su gravacion tal como se ve en el video.

pedal en el suelo

"I'm working on a system with one control / crocodile tail loop oc10. I recommend it because it is easy to operate intuitively. By the way, the purple pedal under the right is a handmade booster borrowed to takamatsu-kun. Setting distortion around the channel of leh + Chorus. DISTORTION ? The order of the space system is treated as a theory, but there is a SPACE ? Distortion, or a nuances that can't be sent. It's remarkable when you use your arm or do a choker. It was a reference to the setting of Sonic Youth Thurston • Moore. By the way, line6's dl4 uses the sampler function mainly. Time-to-time sampling phrases in real time." / Kobayashi

Visible on the bottom left corner of the image

> At one stage, I used to have to play guitar as well in two songs (I used my Roland JC-60 Amp and had a pedal set-up including a Boss DD-3, DS-2, and one of my favourite Boss pedals the LS-2, so I could blend a couple of different sounds with more control). We’ve since added an extra touring member so he gets to play with all that, plus a few extra toys he’s got.

At 3:24, Mark shows his pedalboard for the camera in this rig rundown for his home studio.

on his pedal board.

Andrew's main delay pedal is a Boss DD-3

You can see his pedalboard at the bottom left of the screen during the entire performance.

Luke Weiler of Positive Mental Trip has used a BOSS DD3 as part of his live guitar sound since 2016. Show to show he has really used it a lot of different ways. (Stutter, glitch, insane, but mostly for just pretty digital Delay sounds on rhythm and lead guitar) The DD3 is the main digital Delay used on most guitar parts on PMT’s 2017 “The Black and White album”. The Line 6 POD HD 500, BOSS DD20, and BOSS TERA ECHO are also on the album but 80 percent of the digital Delay sounds on “the black and white album” come from the BOSS DD3.

As part of his smaller Pete Cornish guitar effects unit, Marc Dorendorf uses pedalboard built-in effects stomp boxes (Boss CS-2, Boss DD-3, TC SCF) with modified effect activator switches and LED displays handmade by Cornish.