Anyone use the Boss DD20 gigadelay in the Mod50 FX Loop?

[EWSEthan]

Yeah, I think instead of being hasty, I'm gonna just wait. Try out the Digitech Hardwire. If I don't like it, get a used DD20, compare side by side, then decide what I'll do...

In the end, PROBABLY sell both and get a timefactor. hahaha.

lets place a friendly bet.. i bet he keeps the dd-20 hehe

Whats your definition of "keeps"? 6 months? 1 year?

 

[Fallout Labs]

Yeah, I think instead of being hasty, I'm gonna just wait. Try out the Digitech Hardwire. If I don't like it, get a used DD20, compare side by side, then decide what I'll do...

In the end, PROBABLY sell both and get a timefactor. hahaha.

lets place a friendly bet.. i bet he keeps the dd-20 hehe

Whats your definition of "keeps"? 6 months? 1 year?

i just want you to post your 1000th post.

 

[EWSEthan]

Mission accomplished. 1000 baby!

 

[3 Mile Stone]

I agree with Matt, Nick. Let your ears decide. I have never had a problem running my delays through the serial loop. Actually I like it better. I use different programs so some are heavy delay, some real light in the background.

 

[jmgman69]

I burned up 2 9volts in the hardwire today,damn that thing sucks batteries that is.Cool delay in the Mods series loop,for the price.

 

[sumis]

well, the parallell loop on the mod 50 really works like a mixer. no tone change as far as i can hear ... with a timefactor that is

as long as your delay pedal doesn't give you a level problem, or can't be set to true killdry, then use whatever sounds nice in the parallell loop.

i really like the dd-20 as well, and all of the old boss delays. but engaging the parallell loop on the mod50 is just so convenient. just adding effects. not changing tone.

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