Boss DD-20 Giga Delay

I haven't seen it come down since maybe three years ago that I bought this. So anyway, that is the BOSS DD20 giga delay. Hope you guys liked it

The DD-20 gives you up to 23 seconds of delay time and 11 unique modes to satisfy anyone's taste.

It's a pretty usable, pretty gigable pedal, so I would definitely recommend it.

Boss Giga Delay. I bought it because I'd heard great sounds on it. But I couldn't get it to sound good. Then I watched a tutorial. Now I know how to use it and I love it.

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER MOTHER FUCKAS

The Boss DD-20 Giga Delay pedal may not be the last delay pedal you ever need but it may come close. This is another in the "twin pedal" design in the Roland line. The layout looks imposing but is very simple and intuitive. You have your basic controls for feedback, delay time, effect level, delay m...

My favourite mode is the modulated delay, it sounds beautiful. Boss RC1 - Honestly i think i find the looper on the dd20 easier to use lol, but this way more time for each loop and you can regulate the volume and add/disable parts of the loop.

I love analog delays, but sometimes you just need the delay to lock in with the tempo, and only a digital box will do the trick. I use the DD-20 on my gigging pedalboard with a Boss FS-5U switch set up for the tap tempo. Then I have the presets programmed for 8th note, triplet, dotted quarter, and r...

Boss DD-20. Best delay pedal for the money hands down. Bought mine for $ 120 used, and i’m so happy with it. Tap tempo, 4 presets, modulation/tape/etc., 24 seconds of delay.

Read the manual and learn how to use this thing first. There's some things that are VERY useful to know, such as ways to quickly and effortlessly adjust delay time (as opposed to slowly and painfully) to get that crazy high-speed flutter effect that Ted Leo really likes to use. The only thing that w...

You need a modulated digital delay. Most delay pedals do this sound but I rather like the Boss DD-20 for Edge sounds. You don’t need a chorus for U2 - I think Stuck In A Moment is the only U2 song with an obvious chorus effect