Analog delay options

Whitecat

https://richtonemusic.co.uk/moog-mf-delay-fx-pedal-w-box-2nd-hand/ Not a bad price for this all things considered - people have tried it on for way more in the recent past since they are discontinued. A bit more than your budget but maybe it will blow your mind. 

GavRichList

stickyfiddle said:

The tap and variable shape LFO would definitely be nice. I haven't found a use for the square wave yet, so any other options would always be neat. Though I barely use the mod's full capabilities - it's nuts when you turn the amount above halfway

Absolutely like the Moog. If you clock the LFO exactly to the delay line though, you can go more extreme without it sounding wrong 

Wazmeister

The one to get is this Skreddy Echo here; superb, musical delay (no affiliation).

https://thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/230436/clear-out-beetronics-skreddy-pettyjohn-tru-fi-ehx-catalinbread-jhs-mr-black#latest

TTBZ

Honestly the Behringer Vintage Delay is pretty good, especially considering its about £20! I've been using mine for pretty regular gigs since i got it and had no issues with the plastic case at all, it sounds nice too. May be a bit dark for you though. 

Boss DD-7 is worth a look, I liked the analog mode on that. 

JJ72

TTBZ said:

Honestly the Behringer Vintage Delay is pretty good, especially considering its about £20! I've been using mine for pretty regular gigs since i got it and had no issues with the plastic case at all, it sounds nice too. May be a bit dark for you though. 

Boss DD-7 is worth a look, I liked the analog mode on that. 

This Is true...joined a band a few years ago with a 2nd guitar player. I had a Boss DD20 on my board which was always in analog mode. The other guitar player had a way better delay sound than mine- checked out his board and it was a lowly Behringer analog delay

Creed_Clicks

I find the EHX Memory Toy to be pretty decent for what it is especially with the added mod switch. I would say the Ibanez analog mini and similar would be ok too.

joetele

TTBZ said:

Honestly the Behringer Vintage Delay is pretty good, especially considering its about £20! I've been using mine for pretty regular gigs since i got it and had no issues with the plastic case at all, it sounds nice too. May be a bit dark for you though. 

Boss DD-7 is worth a look, I liked the analog mode on that. 

JJ72 said:

TTBZ said:

Honestly the Behringer Vintage Delay is pretty good, especially considering its about £20! I've been using mine for pretty regular gigs since i got it and had no issues with the plastic case at all, it sounds nice too. May be a bit dark for you though. 

Boss DD-7 is worth a look, I liked the analog mode on that. 

This Is true...joined a band a few years ago with a 2nd guitar player. I had a Boss DD20 on my board which was always in analog mode. The other guitar player had a way better delay sound than mine- checked out his board and it was a lowly Behringer analog delay

Still got mine up for sale in the classifieds, £15 posted: https://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/229870/fs-fender-jhs-tc-electronic-tone-city-behringer-emmergy-fx#latest

ICBM

I just got a DM-2W, having had a couple of original ones… the Waza is definitely much more flexible, with longer delay times, the direct out  and the expression pedal option (which I haven’t tried with it yet). It does sound different - it’s noticeably cleaner, but what noise there is is actually not as nice as the original’s more lo-fi graininess, it’s higher-pitched and slightly metallic-sounding - but I can live with that for the advantages. It is definitely better overall.

Trivial I know, but I have to admit I don’t like the Waza Craft logo and the silver screw either! (I will change the screw.)

Creed_Clicks

Just picked one up. Does it count? 

Keefy

Creed_Clicks said:

Just picked one up. Does it count? 

Nope, pretty sure that is digital (PT2399 chip).