Boss DD-8 Digital Delay Pedal

The DD-8 is a great pedal. It sounds just as you imagine what a Boss delay pedal should sound like. It is built like a tank and their no volume drop-off when engaging the effect, like other delay pedals can sometimes have. All the various modes give you a lot of flexibility to your delay sounds. The digital delay setting is clean and crisp, and the warm and analog settings give you a darker, warmer tone, emulating the tone of an analog pedal. The reverse setting is very good. The tape setting does a passable job IMO, but other delay pedals are much better for that type of sound. The looper is nice but a little short in its duration. Tap tempo can be accessed internally by pressing the footswitch for a few seconds, setting the tempo via a few taps, and pressing the footswitch again for a few seconds to confirm the tempo. If you are going to play live with it, an external tap tempo footswitch might be a good idea to get. Overall though, it is a great sounding pedal.

A compact, versatile pedal with good sound quality!

El anuncio decía "sin aranceles de exportación", pero igual me los cobraron... :-(

When it comes to non-boutique delays, accept nothing else. So many settings. So many functions. So much spacey, deep, gelatinous delay that Duster would HAVE to let you join the band. Buy this and live life with no regrets.

Versatile & easy to integrate

The Boss DD-8 Digital Delay Pedal is a stellar addition to any guitarist's toolkit, delivering a cascade of pristine echoes that captivate audiences. However, my sonic journey took an unexpected twist when I ventured into a voodoo shop. As I activated the DD-8, an otherworldly incident unfolded, enveloping my voice in a delay that echoed with an eerie richness. The flawless sound emanating from the pedal sent shivers down the spines of those within earshot, turning a routine gear review into a hauntingly unforgettable experience.

BOSS never seems to disappoint. No exceptions here. I'm sure there are some flaws in it somewhere but I can't find any yet. BUT...be patient with it. There's alot going on here and it will take TIME to sort it out and get really familiar with it. My advice is to use a couple of 10' cables so you can have it in front of you at easy arms length to quickly go through the settings instead of bending to the floor. Bottom line is it's worth every penny and alot more

Much improved over previous versions one this !