Another Delay/Echo Question..........

Anybody had any experience with either of these delay pedals:

BBE Two Timer dual Mode Analog Delay

Guyatone Flip series tube echo

I'm starting to get GAS again.

shaker wrote:

Anybody had any experience with either of these delay pedals:

BBE Two Timer dual Mode Analog Delay

Guyatone Flip series tube echo

I'm starting to get GAS again.

Instead of econo chilli burito GAS, how bout
Steak n Eggs w/ salsa GAS.. a better GAS with higher quality (plus its got a multi tape head mode ala sleepwalk)

http://www.godlyke.com/shopping/pgm-more_information.php?id=154&thiscat=13&frompage=Online_Store&page_num=1&=SID

shaker wrote:

I'd still like to hear some dirt on the BBE Two Timer dual Mode Analog Delay & Guyatone Flip series tube echo [/b]though

Hi,

Check out this very recent thread on the Gretsch Pages here which has soundclips of the BBE - it sure sounds nice to me

He has posted a quick review of it here

The Flip Tube echo was cool, but didn't get "greasy" enuff for me. Nice for a digital delay, but still a DIGITAL delay. In this category, I thought the Line 6 Echo Park did a better job of a digital pedal trying to mimic analog.

I recc the Maxon AD-999... analog...nice lo-fi, slighty dirty repeats. Plenty of "grease." You can crank the level up pretty high & the repeats never get in the way. Best delay I've ever owned. I prefer this over the AD9 because it has enough delay time to do "Sleepwalk"... the AD9 only has 450ms, which is a little short.

I will also throw the Dan-Echo into the mix. It's digital, but the hi-cut knob does a good job of making it sound analog. I don't like it as much as the AD-999, but it's a solid pedal.

shaker wrote:

Anybody had any experience with either of these delay pedals:

[b]BBE Two Timer dual Mode Analog Delay
.

shaker...how bout this one, used:
http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showthread.php?t=497691