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True stereo delay pedal/box with tapdelay
I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2 secs
of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay setting
plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
those two functions is preferred.
If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I may
have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will surely
provide other nice to have's.
Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly for
shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may require
a separate midi chain to control it.
I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
Lexicon M200 seems to be stereo on some effects, but will process
others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
--
Kind regards,
Mogens V.
I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2 secs
of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay setting
plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
those two functions is preferred.
If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I may
have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will surely
provide other nice to have's.
Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly for
shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may require
a separate midi chain to control it.
I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
Lexicon M200 seems to be stereo on some effects, but will process
others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
--
Kind regards,
Mogens V.
Re: True stereo delay pedal/box with tapdelay
"Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in news:45d1bbfb$0
$181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
secs
> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
setting
> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
> those two functions is preferred.
> If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
> out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
>
> I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I
may
> have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
> Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will surely
> provide other nice to have's.
>
> Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly for
> shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
> Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may require
> a separate midi chain to control it.
>
> I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
> Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>
> Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
> Lexicon M200 _seems_ to be stereo on some effects, but will process
> others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>
You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
"Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in news:45d1bbfb$0
$181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
secs
> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
setting
> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
> those two functions is preferred.
> If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
> out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
>
> I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I
may
> have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
> Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will surely
> provide other nice to have's.
>
> Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly for
> shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
> Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may require
> a separate midi chain to control it.
>
> I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
> Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>
> Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
> Lexicon M200 _seems_ to be stereo on some effects, but will process
> others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>
You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
Re: True stereo delay pedal/box with tapdelay
The Chris wrote:
> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in news:45d1bbfb$0
> $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>
>
>>I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>
> secs
>
>>of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>
> setting
>
>>plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
>>those two functions is preferred.
>>If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
>>out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
>>
>>I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I
>
> may
>
>>have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
>>Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will surely
>>provide other nice to have's.
>>
>>Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly for
>>shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
>>Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may require
>>a separate midi chain to control it.
>>
>>I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
>>Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>>
>>Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
>>Lexicon M200 seems to be stereo on some effects, but will process
>>others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>>
>
>
> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
I was just going to suggest the DL4.
The Chris wrote:
> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in news:45d1bbfb$0
> $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>
>
>>I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>
> secs
>
>>of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>
> setting
>
>>plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
>>those two functions is preferred.
>>If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
>>out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
>>
>>I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I
>
> may
>
>>have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
>>Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will surely
>>provide other nice to have's.
>>
>>Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly for
>>shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
>>Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may require
>>a separate midi chain to control it.
>>
>>I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
>>Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>>
>>Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
>>Lexicon M200 seems to be stereo on some effects, but will process
>>others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>>
>
>
> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
I was just going to suggest the DL4.
Re: True stereo delay pedal/box with tapdelay
Jim wrote:
> The Chris wrote:
>
>> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in news:45d1bbfb$0
>> $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>>
>>
>>> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>>
>>
>> secs
>>
>>> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>>
>>
>> setting
>>
>>> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
>>> those two functions is preferred.
>>> If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
>>> out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
>>>
>>> I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I
>>
>>
>> may
>>
>>> have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
>>> Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will
>>> surely provide other nice to have's.
>>>
>>> Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly
>>> for shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
>>> Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may
>>> require a separate midi chain to control it.
>>>
>>> I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
>>> Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>>>
>>> Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
>>> Lexicon M200 seems to be stereo on some effects, but will process
>>> others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>>>
>>
>>
>> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
>
>
> I was just going to suggest the DL4.
...not sure if it has true stereo input, if that's what you need. I
know it'll do stereo out.
Jim wrote:
> The Chris wrote:
>
>> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in news:45d1bbfb$0
>> $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>>
>>
>>> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>>
>>
>> secs
>>
>>> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>>
>>
>> setting
>>
>>> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
>>> those two functions is preferred.
>>> If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
>>> out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
>>>
>>> I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I
>>
>>
>> may
>>
>>> have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
>>> Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will
>>> surely provide other nice to have's.
>>>
>>> Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly
>>> for shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
>>> Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may
>>> require a separate midi chain to control it.
>>>
>>> I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
>>> Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>>>
>>> Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
>>> Lexicon M200 seems to be stereo on some effects, but will process
>>> others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>>>
>>
>>
>> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
>
>
> I was just going to suggest the DL4.
...not sure if it has true stereo input, if that's what you need. I
know it'll do stereo out.
Re: True stereo delay pedal/box with tapdelay
Jim wrote:
> Jim wrote:
>
>> The Chris wrote:
>>
>>> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in news:45d1bbfb$0
>>> $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>>>
>>>
>>>> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>>> secs
>>>> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>>> setting
>>>> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
>>>> those two functions is preferred.
[snip]
>>>
>>> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
>>
>>
>> I was just going to suggest the DL4.
>
> ...not sure if it has true stereo input, if that's what you need. I
> know it'll do stereo out.
I was also going to suggest the DL4. It's true stereo input and output
(except for the loop sampler, which sums the input to mono).
--
Zach Davis
"With every mistake we must surely be learning
Still my guitar gently weeps."
-George Harrison, "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"
"You can't fight in here, this is the War Room!"
-President Merkin Muffley, Dr. Strangelove
Jim wrote:
> Jim wrote:
>
>> The Chris wrote:
>>
>>> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in news:45d1bbfb$0
>>> $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>>>
>>>
>>>> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>>> secs
>>>> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>>> setting
>>>> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
>>>> those two functions is preferred.
[snip]
>>>
>>> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
>>
>>
>> I was just going to suggest the DL4.
>
> ...not sure if it has true stereo input, if that's what you need. I
> know it'll do stereo out.
I was also going to suggest the DL4. It's true stereo input and output
(except for the loop sampler, which sums the input to mono).
--
Zach Davis
"With every mistake we must surely be learning
Still my guitar gently weeps."
-George Harrison, "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"
"You can't fight in here, this is the War Room!"
-President Merkin Muffley, Dr. Strangelove
Re: True stereo delay pedal/box with tapdelay
Zach Davis wrote:
> Jim wrote:
>
>> Jim wrote:
>>
>>> The Chris wrote:
>>>
>>>> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in
>>>> news:45d1bbfb$0
>>>> $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>>>>
>>>> secs
>>>>
>>>>> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>>>>
>>>> setting
>>>>
>>>>> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons
>>>>> for those two functions is preferred.
>
> [snip]
>
>>>>
>>>> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I was just going to suggest the DL4.
>>
>>
>> ...not sure if it has true stereo input, if that's what you need. I
>> know it'll do stereo out.
>
>
> I was also going to suggest the DL4. It's true stereo input and output
> (except for the loop sampler, which sums the input to mono).
>
Thanks! I own it, but have never tried stereo input.
Zach Davis wrote:
> Jim wrote:
>
>> Jim wrote:
>>
>>> The Chris wrote:
>>>
>>>> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in
>>>> news:45d1bbfb$0
>>>> $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>>>>
>>>> secs
>>>>
>>>>> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>>>>
>>>> setting
>>>>
>>>>> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons
>>>>> for those two functions is preferred.
>
> [snip]
>
>>>>
>>>> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I was just going to suggest the DL4.
>>
>>
>> ...not sure if it has true stereo input, if that's what you need. I
>> know it'll do stereo out.
>
>
> I was also going to suggest the DL4. It's true stereo input and output
> (except for the loop sampler, which sums the input to mono).
>
Thanks! I own it, but have never tried stereo input.
Re: True stereo delay pedal/box with tapdelay
Jim wrote:
> The Chris wrote:
>
>> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in news:45d1bbfb$0
>> $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>>
>>
>>> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>>
>>
>> secs
>>
>>> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>>
>>
>> setting
>>
>>> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
>>> those two functions is preferred.
>>> If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
>>> out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
>>>
>>> I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I
>>
>>
>> may
>>
>>> have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
>>> Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will
>>> surely provide other nice to have's.
>>>
>>> Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly
>>> for shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
>>> Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may
>>> require a separate midi chain to control it.
>>>
>>> I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
>>> Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>>>
>>> Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
>>> Lexicon M200 seems to be stereo on some effects, but will process
>>> others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>>>
>>
>>
>> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
>
>
> I was just going to suggest the DL4.
Tnx guys, took a quick look at the DL4; still need to lend it an ear.
I really like the three configurable presets and the option of a
continous controller. Seems to be what I'd need.
But (isn't there always a but?)... as with many other fun toys, shopping
those features in a pedal seems way expensive compared to a rack thingy.
Plus I'll have the audio routing from my (still rather small) rack
back'n'forth to this baby.
--
Kind regards,
Mogens V.
Jim wrote:
> The Chris wrote:
>
>> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in news:45d1bbfb$0
>> $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>>
>>
>>> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>>
>>
>> secs
>>
>>> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>>
>>
>> setting
>>
>>> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
>>> those two functions is preferred.
>>> If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
>>> out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
>>>
>>> I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I
>>
>>
>> may
>>
>>> have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
>>> Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will
>>> surely provide other nice to have's.
>>>
>>> Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly
>>> for shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
>>> Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may
>>> require a separate midi chain to control it.
>>>
>>> I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
>>> Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>>>
>>> Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
>>> Lexicon M200 seems to be stereo on some effects, but will process
>>> others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>>>
>>
>>
>> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
>
>
> I was just going to suggest the DL4.
Tnx guys, took a quick look at the DL4; still need to lend it an ear.
I really like the three configurable presets and the option of a
continous controller. Seems to be what I'd need.
But (isn't there always a but?)... as with many other fun toys, shopping
those features in a pedal seems way expensive compared to a rack thingy.
Plus I'll have the audio routing from my (still rather small) rack
back'n'forth to this baby.
--
Kind regards,
Mogens V.
Re: True stereo delay pedal/box with tapdelay
"Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in
news:45d22a6c$0$183$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
> Jim wrote:
>> The Chris wrote:
>>
>>> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in
>>> news:45d1bbfb$0 $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>>>
>>>
>>>> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>>>
>>>
>>> secs
>>>
>>>> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>>>
>>>
>>> setting
>>>
>>>> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons
>>>> for those two functions is preferred.
>>>> If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can
>>>> arrange out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch
>>>> may do.
>>>>
>>>> I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess
>>>> I
>>>
>>>
>>> may
>>>
>>>> have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
>>>> Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will
>>>> surely provide other nice to have's.
>>>>
>>>> Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly
>>>> for shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
>>>> Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may
>>>> require a separate midi chain to control it.
>>>>
>>>> I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about
>>>> the Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>>>>
>>>> Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
>>>> Lexicon M200 _seems_ to be stereo on some effects, but will process
>>>> others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
>>
>>
>> I was just going to suggest the DL4.
>
> Tnx guys, took a quick look at the DL4; still need to lend it an ear.
> I really like the three configurable presets and the option of a
> continous controller. Seems to be what I'd need.
>
> But (isn't there always a but?)... as with many other fun toys,
> shopping those features in a pedal seems way expensive compared to a
> rack thingy. Plus I'll have the audio routing from my (still rather
> small) rack back'n'forth to this baby.
>
Track down an old Quadraverb... Stereo ins and outs... MIDI.. As
programmable as you want, but, doubt it has the tap tempo..
"Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in
news:45d22a6c$0$183$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
> Jim wrote:
>> The Chris wrote:
>>
>>> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in
>>> news:45d1bbfb$0 $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>>>
>>>
>>>> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>>>
>>>
>>> secs
>>>
>>>> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>>>
>>>
>>> setting
>>>
>>>> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons
>>>> for those two functions is preferred.
>>>> If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can
>>>> arrange out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch
>>>> may do.
>>>>
>>>> I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess
>>>> I
>>>
>>>
>>> may
>>>
>>>> have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
>>>> Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will
>>>> surely provide other nice to have's.
>>>>
>>>> Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly
>>>> for shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
>>>> Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may
>>>> require a separate midi chain to control it.
>>>>
>>>> I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about
>>>> the Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>>>>
>>>> Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
>>>> Lexicon M200 _seems_ to be stereo on some effects, but will process
>>>> others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
>>
>>
>> I was just going to suggest the DL4.
>
> Tnx guys, took a quick look at the DL4; still need to lend it an ear.
> I really like the three configurable presets and the option of a
> continous controller. Seems to be what I'd need.
>
> But (isn't there always a but?)... as with many other fun toys,
> shopping those features in a pedal seems way expensive compared to a
> rack thingy. Plus I'll have the audio routing from my (still rather
> small) rack back'n'forth to this baby.
>
Track down an old Quadraverb... Stereo ins and outs... MIDI.. As
programmable as you want, but, doubt it has the tap tempo..
Re: True stereo delay pedal/box with tapdelay
On Tue, 13 Feb 2007 22:18:07 +0100, "Mogens V."
<mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote:
>Jim wrote:
>> The Chris wrote:
>>
>>> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in news:45d1bbfb$0
>>> $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>>>
>>>
>>>> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>>>
>>>
>>> secs
>>>
>>>> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>>>
>>>
>>> setting
>>>
>>>> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
>>>> those two functions is preferred.
>>>> If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
>>>> out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
>>>>
>>>> I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I
>>>
>>>
>>> may
>>>
>>>> have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
>>>> Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will
>>>> surely provide other nice to have's.
>>>>
>>>> Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly
>>>> for shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
>>>> Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may
>>>> require a separate midi chain to control it.
>>>>
>>>> I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
>>>> Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>>>>
>>>> Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
>>>> Lexicon M200 seems to be stereo on some effects, but will process
>>>> others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
>>
>>
>> I was just going to suggest the DL4.
>
>Tnx guys, took a quick look at the DL4; still need to lend it an ear.
>I really like the three configurable presets and the option of a
>continous controller. Seems to be what I'd need.
>
>But (isn't there always a but?)... as with many other fun toys, shopping
>those features in a pedal seems way expensive compared to a rack thingy.
>Plus I'll have the audio routing from my (still rather small) rack
>back'n'forth to this baby.
Then why get a pedal? Go with rack gear. Theres' some great stuff that's
currently unfashionable you can get for good prices.
Ron
On Tue, 13 Feb 2007 22:18:07 +0100, "Mogens V."
<mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote:
>Jim wrote:
>> The Chris wrote:
>>
>>> "Mogens V." <mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk> wrote in news:45d1bbfb$0
>>> $181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk:
>>>
>>>
>>>> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1½-2
>>>
>>>
>>> secs
>>>
>>>> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay
>>>
>>>
>>> setting
>>>
>>>> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
>>>> those two functions is preferred.
>>>> If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
>>>> out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
>>>>
>>>> I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I
>>>
>>>
>>> may
>>>
>>>> have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
>>>> Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will
>>>> surely provide other nice to have's.
>>>>
>>>> Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly
>>>> for shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
>>>> Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may
>>>> require a separate midi chain to control it.
>>>>
>>>> I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
>>>> Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>>>>
>>>> Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
>>>> Lexicon M200 seems to be stereo on some effects, but will process
>>>> others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> You look at any of the Line6 stuff?
>>
>>
>> I was just going to suggest the DL4.
>
>Tnx guys, took a quick look at the DL4; still need to lend it an ear.
>I really like the three configurable presets and the option of a
>continous controller. Seems to be what I'd need.
>
>But (isn't there always a but?)... as with many other fun toys, shopping
>those features in a pedal seems way expensive compared to a rack thingy.
>Plus I'll have the audio routing from my (still rather small) rack
>back'n'forth to this baby.
Then why get a pedal? Go with rack gear. Theres' some great stuff that's
currently unfashionable you can get for good prices.
Ron
Re: True stereo delay pedal/box with tapdelay
In article <45d1bbfb$0$181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk>,
mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk says...
> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1?-2 secs
> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay setting
> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
> those two functions is preferred.
> If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
> out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
>
> I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I may
> have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
> Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will surely
> provide other nice to have's.
>
> Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly for
> shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
> Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may require
> a separate midi chain to control it.
>
> I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
> Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>
> Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
> Lexicon M200 seems to be stereo on some effects, but will process
> others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>
>
Boss Giga Delay DD-20 stomp with stereo in/out
http :// www .roland.co.uk/guitar room catspec.asp?idÝ20#
In article <45d1bbfb$0$181$157c6196@dreader1.cybercity.dk>,
mogensv@NOYOUDONTvip.cybercity.dk says...
> I need a true stereo delay pedal or box with tapdelay and some 1?-2 secs
> of delay, and the option to be able to select a predefined delay setting
> plus use the tap feature as needed, i.e. having separate buttons for
> those two functions is preferred.
> If a box with such features is not readily obtainable, I can arrange
> out-of-the-box buttons to implement what i.e. a mode switch may do.
>
> I'd prefer a stompbox over a programmable rack thingy, but I guess I may
> have to go the rack way, in which case I wouldn't mind pointers.
> Most likely it may be a less expensive solution anyway, and will surely
> provide other nice to have's.
>
> Thing is, I don't use delay as part of programs, but rather mostly for
> shorter expressions at will, no matter which program I'm into.
> Given that kind of use, a rack thingy, used the way I want, may require
> a separate midi chain to control it.
>
> I've been looking at TC Gsharp and Lexicon M200/300. Dunno about the
> Beringer ones, cirtainly cost effective...
>
> Gsharp aren't true stereo; it'll sum L+R to mono and output stereo.
> Lexicon M200 seems to be stereo on some effects, but will process
> others mono-in stereo-out. Don't remember how M3xx does it.
>
>
Boss Giga Delay DD-20 stomp with stereo in/out
http :// www .roland.co.uk/guitar room catspec.asp?idÝ20#
