What's your favourite analogue delay pedal?

Whitecat

Toneczar Echoczar. 

In terms a more accessible/affordable one, the Boss waza delay and the Carbon Copy Mini are both favourites too. 

dindude

The DMM Nano is a lovely sounding thing and gets my vote 

Petepassion

dindude said:

The DMM Nano is a lovely sounding thing and gets my vote 

Absolutely, the only reason I sold mine is because I’ve just bought a Keeley Halo

pluckbuddy

Petepassion said:

dindude said:

The DMM Nano is a lovely sounding thing and gets my vote 

Absolutely, the only reason I sold mine is because I’ve just bought a Keeley Halo

How are you finding the Halo? Its a digital emulation isn't it? Seems pretty versatile. 

Petepassion

pluckbuddy said:

Petepassion said:

dindude said:

The DMM Nano is a lovely sounding thing and gets my vote 

Absolutely, the only reason I sold mine is because I’ve just bought a Keeley Halo

How are you finding the Halo? Its a digital emulation isn't it? Seems pretty versatile. 

I've no idea if it's digital, but it sounds good, I like the two instant programmable presets and the fact you can just keep the pedal depressed and it starts to self oscillate. But I've been a bit busy, so haven't played with it much yet

TimmyO

Aye the Halo is digital but sounds amazing imo. 

I also REALLY like the Mad Professor Deep Blue - only stopped using it to get tap tempo

Greatape

I have a Supro that is really nice. But was also impressed by the Carbon Copy. 

chromatuna

MXR Carbon Copy 10 years and counting, running it at 12v makes it a little less dark

The old Arion one that looks like the SCH-1 chorus is rather nice too

BintyTwanger77

Still a Jam Delay Llama Xtreme for me. Despite everything my Meris LVX can do, the DLX has not left the board. Beautiful core delay tone, and 3 of the 4 Xtreme modes (no use for Random) are fantastic, particularly the pitchshifting.

steamabacus

chromatuna said:

The old Arion one that looks like the SCH-1 chorus is rather nice too

The SAD-1 (the model number's always made me smile). Really nice delays, run them at 12V on an isolated supply (like the old Boss pedals).

I have three - an original grey box that was my first ever delay pedal and is still on my board and always on (subtly) and two of the later black box versions.

And one of them really does look like an SCH-1! When I bought it, like many others it was missing the battery cover. You can get replacements but, due to the 'fame' of the SCH-1 chorus, they seem to only come in blue!

cm01

I just picked up a dirt cheap TC Alter Ego V2 and boy does it sound good!

joetele

Another vote for the DOD Rubberneck, but if you want simplicity the Ibanez Delay Mini is hard to beat - a bit livelier than their original Analog Delay and a fantastic time knob. 

ICBM

The original Boss DM-2. I had a couple of them which sounded a bit different, but both great. Recently I had a DM-2W, which despite the longer delay time just didn’t sound as good as I remember the old ones doing - it was ‘too good’ somehow, and a little bland by comparison.