Boss DD-20 Giga-Delay Review
This is a delay pedal with really good features and a really good sound. The price is right - you can usually get one for under $230 new, which is a lot of value for the money.
The Boss DD-20 Giga Delay has 11 delay modes, and you can have up to 23 seconds of tape delay. Sound-on-sound recording is also available.
Some noticeable features
- 11 delay modes and sound-on-sound recording
- Up to 23 seconds of delay
- Memory function - allows for storing of 4 different settings.
- You change delay modes seamlessly without cutting off the active delay sound
- A knob for fine tuning the delay time
The DD-20 is a dual stompbox. The left switch is for turning the sound on and off, and the right switch can have 3 different modes:
- for cycling through the memory slots and the manual slot
- for toggling between one selected memory slot and the manual slot
- for switching between manual and the selected memory
The right pedal also performs a tab tempo functionality. You press and hold the pedal down for 2 seconds, and now you have a tap tempo pedal. There is a tempo indicator which flashes in thime with the tempo being entered with the tap pedal.
My initial reaction is that this is a VERY good delay pedal. It has a great features, and really good sounds. I don't think it can be beat for what you pay for it. It's a winner in my book.
I'll be back soon with more details and comments regarding this pedal.
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