dd20 users, question about mod50 loop

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how do you use your dd-20 in your mod50? series loop @ +4db, or parallel loop with +4db and kill-dry??
 
Being that it is NOT true bypass, I'd reccomend the parallell loop. That way some of your pure tone is always coming thru.

I thought the DD20 had some great tones. Loved the analog sim on that thing... shouldnt have sold mine.
 
I had trouble getting the DD20 to be wet enough in my parallel loop and Im pretty sure I had it 100% wet with kill dry. But I might be a moron. So, I ran it in the series loop and though it sounded great. That is, until I got a TimeFactor which still blows my mind to this day.
 
EWSEthan":ynbzovzr said:
I had trouble getting the DD20 to be wet enough in my parallel loop and Im pretty sure I had it 100% wet with kill dry. But I might be a moron. So, I ran it in the series loop and though it sounded great. That is, until I got a TimeFactor which still blows my mind to this day.
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this seems to be my exact situation.. it sounds pretty good in series, especially the mod delays..
 
Yep, mod delay was really nice on DD20. It is a solid, all around delay pedal. I thought it sounded better than that TC Nova Delay actually.

Not to hijack the thread or anything because I think this is relevant to the topic...but...

Jeff, is it normal for me to have to run the effects knob at 3 oclock to get enough wetness out of a TimeFactor in the parallel loop?
 
EWSEthan":1nfiql7z said:
Yep, mod delay was really nice on DD20. It is a solid, all around delay pedal. I thought it sounded better than that TC Nova Delay actually.

Not to hijack the thread or anything because I think this is relevant to the topic...but...

Jeff, is it normal for me to have to run the effects knob at 3 oclock to get enough wetness out of a TimeFactor in the parallel loop?
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i'm not jeff, but that doesn't sound right..

you should get "some" fx around 9 o'clock..
 
The parallel loop does keep a very strong dry signal which I think is a good thing, however I wouldnt be surprised if you had to really crank the effects knob to get a good amount of wetness. I leave mine all the way up and use the levels on my Eventide to balance the affected signal.
 
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