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Description
There are two parts to Robert Keeley's mod of the Boss DD-3 digital delay pedal. First, he adds switchable analog feel to this industry-standard compact delay by incorporating two different smoothing capacitors. Use the small three-way switch to select between these caps or the original stock sound of the DD-3.
The second mod takes the DD-3's direct out and turns it into an effects loop, allowing you to add any external effect just to the DD-3's repeats. Add slight chorus or phase to the signal to simulate tape effects, or experiment to find whatever your imagination wants!
Modded for analog feel and incredible tonal possibilities!
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BOSS DD-3 Keeley MOD DD-3 DIGITAL DELAY
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Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Keeley Modded Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Guitar Effects Pedal.
Mods and upgrades
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The high-cut mod might not work on the version C of the DD-3 due to a change in how the control works since 2010.
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It's essential to examine the main PCB for a small DIP8 IC and a larger DIP IC to verify compatibility with the mod.
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The high-cut mod is likely compatible with the DD-3T, but testing before drilling is advised to avoid unnecessary damage.
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Comparisons
User experience
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Owners with both long and short chip DD-3s report minimal sound differences, suggesting the perceived variance might be overemphasized.
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Features and functionality
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The DD-3 lacks delay trails when turned off, which is a distinct feature in favor of the DD-7 for those seeking sustained echoes.
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Use cases and applications
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The DD-3 is often chosen by those looking for an authentic 80's tone, particularly in studio settings focused on new wave, goth, or post-punk genres.
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Critic Reviews
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Artist usage
Add artist"Anyway, I now prefer a Keeley-modded Boss DD-3 pedal. 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."
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