Boss SDE-3 (Poor man's SDE-3000)

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GreatRedDragon said:
I think this is the coolest compact delay pedal Boss has done. It feels like the true culmination of what they started with the DD-2.

Is this the first compact delay from Boss to have rate and depth controls for modulation?
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I believe so and might be the first compact pedal under Yoshi Tegami (might not have spelled that right).

His first pedal with Boss was the SDE-3000 so it's no wonder why things feel fresh with these new iterations. I'm a huge fan of the 3000 so I have high hopes for this
 
SteveGlitch said:
I believe so and might be the first compact pedal under Yoshi Tegami (might not have spelled that right).

His first pedal with Boss was the SDE-3000 so it's no wonder why things feel fresh with these new iterations. I'm a huge fan of the 3000 so I have high hopes for this
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I hope we see the SRV-2000 get a similar treatment
 
Pre-ordered mine yesterday and It can't come soon enough. Really dug Leon Todd's demo video. Had the perfect tone for me. I just can't jive with analog delay pedals, they are too dark and "fizzy" in my opinion, just not clear.

Currently running an dig sometimes but usually default to a Eventide Rose.
hoping the SDE-3 will become the new stud in the stable.
 
MontiCristo said:
Pre-ordered mine yesterday and It can't come soon enough. Really dug Leon Todd's demo video. Had the perfect tone for me. I just can't jive with analog delay pedals, they are too dark and "fizzy" in my opinion, just not clear.

Currently running an dig sometimes but usually default to a Eventide Rose.
hoping the SDE-3 will become the new stud in the stable.
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Boss' delays are ahead of Strymon imo, and I like Walrus Audio and Catalinbread reverbs more than Strymon reverbs.

The newer Boss space echo Pedals are amazing 👏
 
I bought one of these & gigged it last week. It's the first chorus / delay that's gotten me what I want, which is thickness by controlling the delay spacing while not being too muddy for high gain. Long story short I really like it.

Also depending on where you set a knob the delay slapback will go into a detune. Cool when you're a 1 guitar band.

Works well mono or stereo. Interestingly in my Marks, it woked far better in front of the amp than in the loop.
 
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