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Description
Introducing the DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay, a versatile and cost-effective addition to your pedalboard. With up to four seconds of delay time, this pedal offers an impressive range of delay modes, making it an adaptable tool for any guitarist. The DigiDelay is a member of the Digitech's X-Series, renowned for its robust construction and enduring performance. This delay effect pedal is a truly reliable workhorse, built to withstand the test of time and the rigors of regular use.
Key Features:
- Up to four seconds of delay time
- Seven distinct delay modes
- Part of DigiTech's durable X-Series
- Robust metal chassis built for longevity and durability
- Versatile workhorse suitable for any pedalboard setup
Product specs
| Brand | DigiTech |
| Model | Digidelay |
| Finish | Silver |
| Year | 2002 - 2015 |
| Categories | Delay Pedals |
| Pedal Format | Standard |
FAQs
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What type of delay effects can the DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay produce?
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The DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay offers a variety of delay effects, including analog, tape, and reverse delay, allowing for versatile soundscapes suitable for different musical styles.
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Does the DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay work well with both electric and acoustic guitars?
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Yes, the DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay is designed to work effectively with both electric and acoustic guitars, providing rich delay effects that enhance the sound of either instrument.
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What power supply is required for the DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay pedal?
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The DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay requires a 9V DC power supply, which is standard for many guitar pedals, or it can be powered by a 9V battery for convenience.
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Can the DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay store user presets?
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No, the DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay does not have the capability to store user presets, but it allows for real-time adjustments to tailor delay settings to your preferences.
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Is the DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay suitable for live performances?
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Yes, the DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay is well-suited for live performances, offering reliable operation and a range of delay effects that can enhance your live sound.
Videos
Austin Bazaar
Digitech X-Series XDD DIGIDELAY Digital Delay Pedal Demo
Digitech X-Series XDD DIGIDELAY Digital Delay Pedal Demo
Austin Bazaar
Digitech X-Series Digidelay Digital Delay Product Overview - Belfield Music
BelfieldMusicShop
Digitech X-Series Digidelay Digital Delay Modes/Demo & Review/ Can This Budget Delay Sound Any Good?
The Pedal Head Show
Review, Demo and Comparison of the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay and the Digitech X-Series Digidelay!!!
Beers N Gears
Digitech DigiDelay - Demo and Review. It's Good But...
Sandy Ridge Music
Reviews
PROS
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Versatile pedal with up to 4 seconds of delay
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Offers a variety of delay types including tape and reverse
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Comparable sound quality to high-end brands
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Tap tempo capability for precise control
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Reverse delay option is uniquely usable
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Tape delay setting convincingly mimics analog delays
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Modulated setting and short looper for creative effects
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Solid build quality for a stereo delay pedal
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Keeps repeating delays when switched off for creative layering
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Bargain price for its features and quality
CONS
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Some modes may seem redundant or rarely used
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Batteries drain quickly
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Tonality considered slightly dated by some users
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Tap tempo operation can be confusing or inconvenient
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Loop mode limited to 4 seconds, seen as restrictive
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Not as clean sounding as some competitors
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay.
Features and functionality
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The DigiDelay offers digital delay modes ranging from slapback to a maximum of 4 seconds, with seven modes including Modulated and Reverse for unique effects.
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The pedal includes a Loop mode allowing up to 4 seconds of looping time, with infinite overdubs possible, ideal for quick glitchy overlapping loops.
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The emulated output feature is appreciated for allowing direct connection to computers, offering advanced functionality for its time.
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Build quality
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The pedal features a buffer, ensuring delay tails persist after disengagement without introducing noise, and is housed in a solid steel enclosure.
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Use cases and applications
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Modulated mode creates a pitchy, wobbly pad effect at short times, and a lush chorus-like modulation at longer delay times.
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The pedal's glitch capabilities can be harnessed by rapidly engaging the hold setting for creative sound experimentation.
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The combination of reverse mode and the looper function is highlighted for producing unique ambient jams.
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The DigiDelay's reverse delay is praised for its effectiveness compared to other models, with a notable preference over Boss for this feature.
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The looper function is noted for its creative potential, specifically for crafting unique phrase samples, with Deerhunter cited as utilizing it for guitars.
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User experience
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Some users report that changing delay times in real-time produces digital artifacts, rather than smooth transitions, except in Tape mode.
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Many long-term users, some since 2005, have resisted upgrading due to the pedal's reliable performance.
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A long-time owner mentions the pedal's 20-year service, highlighting its durability and reliability as a cornerstone of their setup.
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Comparisons
4.5 out of 5
Based on 16 Reviews and 93 Ratings
836
Nice one !
DigiTech pedals are becoming vintage these days! It is certainly not as good or versatile than modern delays but you can get so many lovable sounds and noises. It has its own personality, and it is not necessarily for everyone! And indeed the tap tempo and the loop function are almost useless on this one… But I do like it, especially on bass.
922
Delay sounds are great - Delay is useless
The delay sounds are great and the pedal works as advertised. That said, can't stand the looper. to use it you have to hold the pedal down and then realease it.Your timing has to be perfect and frankly can be tricky with this kind of pedal.
395
good reverse reverb and splitter
good delay out of a great series. I use it for the reverse setting and as a splitter. have used it happily together with many rack reverbs, for example as a dual out delay in front dual input rack reverbs. reliable workhorse.
3670
i love this pedal.
i love that it keeps repeating the delays when swithced off. this way i can easily choose parts to be repeated while im playing. and the 1-4s setting started at 3 o'clock an then moved to 5 (max) lets you creating interesting overlaps. it is similar to the looper but a litle less predictable and has some nice surprises! plus the whole thing is relatively cheap, simple and sound good. great pedal.
versatile and easy to use digital delay
I've had this a while now and still find new uses for it. The reverse setting is uncharacteristically usable. Time is very tweakable and it's a bargain for a stereo delay pedal of this build quality. My favourite setting is the tape delay, you won't find any other digital delays with a tape delay setting this convincing in this price range. Modulated setting is also fun and the short looper makes for great little glitchy effects. And yes, it self-oscillates. Perfect OK COMPUTER-in-a-box delay pedal that still holds up in 2021.
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Nice delays and even with looper
This pedal was my first approach to looping,it´s 4 seconds of loop obviously are really poor and limiting but it was a fantastic way of learning,also the modulate delay is gorgeous,really cool pedal.
272
My delay since 2005.
Love on the first sight. Bought it somewhere in 2004. This baby changed my perspective of guitar playing. I use it almost always. Love its sound and manipulation, it`s not too experimental, but the delay itself does the job perfectly.
Artist usage
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At 3:19 in this video, when the camera zooms in on one of Johan's pedalboards, his Digitech DigiDelay can be seen.
In this Sound On Sound article, there is a photo of Hawley's pedalboard, which includes a Digitech DigiDelay.
According to this article about gear seen being used by Lockett Pundt, he has used a Digitech DigiDelay pedal.
He often used two of this pedal for his delay. In this picture, you can see two of them very clearly, along with his Fulldrive 2.
In this interview, Aaron Fincke says, "I keep it pretty simple - stomp boxes. I have a Dunlop Cry Baby. MXR Phase 90. The new Digitech delay pedal, the Digidelay. It has seven settings. I have this old and pretty rare - there used to be this company called Way Huge - it was an all hand-built overdrive. Sounds great, works great. Like I said, I try to keep it simple."
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Juko Suzuki is seen using the DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay in a recording session, as shown in an Instagram post by sokoninaru.
His pedalboard is shown from 9:12 onwards. From 11:15 he says "...this Digitech Delay..."
This interview was accompanied by the image above, which showed Laner's pedalboard as of 2014. It included a DigiDelay.
In a recording session photo from "An End Has a Start," Chris Urbanowicz is seen using the DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay. This is discussed in the Editors' thread on Guitar.com.
In an interview on KitMonsters, Amy Love discusses her use of the DigiTech X-Series DigiDelay pedal as part of her guitar setup.
Album Usage
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