PSA: Thomann selling DOD Rubberneck off cheap

tbm

These were over £200 a year ago, but Thomann seem to be selling them for a little over half that now. Good price for a very nice delay.

jpttaylor

Ordered mine a few days ago - for that price it's too good to ignore (he says with two other delay pedals currently on his pedalboard). 

It's such a shame that Harmann got rid of the whole DOD/Digitech team, they've produced some brilliant pedals since the relaunch.

Winny_Pooh

Bargain for a tap tempo analog delay

StefB

They also have Bogner Ecstacy Blues for £118.87 - https://www.thomann.de/gb/bogner_ecstasy_blue.htm?ref=prod_rel_313992_0

And Uberschall B-stock at £78.36 - https://www.thomann.de/gb/bogner_ueberschall_b_stock.htm

Good bargains for someone.

MagicPigDetective

How very tempting, this could replace my obscura, which is great but the tap tempo function is tricky to access. I also have an fs3x foot pedal that can be used with it. I was planning to hold out for a flint.....

damm73

Great pedal, not a million miles away from a Moog MF-104 soundwise imo...total bargain at that price. 

Teetonetal

Wonder if it's being dicontinued after the dod / digitech shake up?

tbm

Could well be. Thomann could also just be selling off stock. I remember they did that with SIB pedals a few years back. 

MagicPigDetective

Ordered. That brings my Digitech/Dod collection up to seven pedals. Bought a ventura vibe from Thomann for £60 a while back, bargain. Thanks for the tip off @tbm

UnclePsychosis

Man... really want one of these. However its definitely a "want" and not a need so going to try my best to keep my powder dry...

Magnetic_Effects

Anyone tried one? What is the tone of these like compared to other analog delays? 

impmann

Magnetic_Effects said:

Anyone tried one? What is the tone of these like compared to other analog delays? 

Very good! In fact, as said above I’d compare it favourably with the Moog.

Legionreturns

I don't need one

I don't need one

I don't need one

I don't need one

Damn it...

MagicPigDetective

That was my shortest cave in time yet

meltedbuzzbox

damm73 said:

Great pedal, not a million miles away from a Moog MF-104 soundwise imo...total bargain at that price. 

this

Matt_McG

You could put together a fantastic board with just the post-relaunch Digitech/DOD stuff. 

Teetonetal

Magnetic_Effects said:

Anyone tried one? What is the tone of these like compared to other analog delays? 

It sounds good, but I find it really hard to dial the modulation in just right. 

Flanging_Fred

I’m very tempted by one of these but looking at the manual, it says that the current draw is 150mA, which is really high for an analog delay.  How are you guys powering yours?  

menamestom

Flanging_Fred said:

I’m very tempted by one of these but looking at the manual, it says that the current draw is 150mA, which is really high for an analog delay.  How are you guys powering yours?  

It's a digital brain powering an analog circuit, hence the increased requirement. 

I'm tempted, planning an El Cap, but this looks good.  Would power it from my DC5, it has 2x300ma outputs.

meltedbuzzbox

Flanging_Fred said:

I’m very tempted by one of these but looking at the manual, it says that the current draw is 150mA, which is really high for an analog delay.  How are you guys powering yours?  

my moogerfooger needs 400ma.
150ma is a drop in the ocean. 

It's a really, really flexible delay pedal with a good core sound. 
The modulation section does go a bit bat shit mental when you take it near/past 9 o'clock. 

the gain and tone knobs are a great introduction. I forget the guys full name, Tom something... he was really in touch with making pedals work well for guitarists and it shows with the rubberneck. 

Musicman20

Tempted. What are Thomann like to deal with?