Greazygeo
Well-known member
No it doesnt. Only if you turn it down so far you can't hear it.steve_k":dy491qak said:
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Blitzie
Active member
Greazygeo":a5xzlu8c said:
Not in my experience. Like I said, I just got one home and it works pretty well for short to medium delays in front of the gain IMO. Maybe the loop would be better for it, but for what I use it for, it's perfect.
guitarmike
Well-known member
I have never had good results putting delays in front of high gain amps. Perhaps turned way down, or as Slash uses it, but not for the delay effect most of us seem to want. If the amp is the source of the distortion sound, use a loop. If pedals are the source of the distortion, put it in front, no loop needed.
Badronald
New member
Hey. If it works for him it works for him!
Congrats!
Congrats!
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whathasitevermeant
New member
I'm not sure about the DD-3, but I did notice that same problem with my DD-6. I mean, it's obviously not the best delay pedal out there, but for the price, you can't ask for too much.