Digitech DOD Rubberneck

That's the DoD Rubberneck Analog Delay, and not only does it have all those great features, it also looks really cool, kind of looks a bit retro as we...

Combining this with the Rubberneck feature alters the boundaries of delay itself with the ability to stretch and contract the affected repeats for som...

What else should we do to get some of that Well, that's a taste of the Rubberneck Analog Delay from DOD. Stay tuned as I explore more of this feature-...

Amazing sound, but theres major flaws in the construction and fuction of the pedal I recieved. First of all the tap tempo indicator light doesn't stay at a consistent rate, I though I was going crazy untill I matched the tap tempo with a metronome and watched the tap tempo change rate over time. The...

An analog, true-bypass delay with way more functions than you can find in most similar products, plus it sounds amazing! Functions in addition to the usual delay time, level/mix and feedback knobs: - effect loop: allows you to send the delayed sound through any other pedals you have. You just need a...

Very impressed. I haven’t played a DOD pedal since the mid-90s and frankly didn’t know they were still around. I came across the Rubberneck after months of searching for a great analog delay pedal. I had originally had my eye on a JHS Panther Cub v1.5, and eventually was waiting on the v2 being rele...

Mine was clipping badly just out of warranty. Harman International (unfortunately now the owner of Digitech / DOD) told me to take it to their authorized service center for repair. I did that and paid the bench fee. Their own authorized service center can't get the schematics; so now I have a worthl...

I plugged this in for a gig after owning it less than 2 months. Something was wrong - the delay taps, when regenerated, had a bassy distortion (not a nice sound). Open researching, it seems this is not at all uncommon. Unless the seller cares to help me out (past Amazon return window), this was no d...

Sounds very good and lots of flexibility. I haven't figured out how to make the Rubberneck feature useful in any musical context, but everything else is great. Forcing it into repeated oscillation is a lot of fun to do live.

The warmth of a bucket brigade style delay but with modern features like Tap Tempo. Nothing like this pedal anywhere else but DigiTech. Best addition to my pedalboard in a long time.