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[incredibledisc]

I'm always on the lookout for unusual or creative effects to mess with my guitar sound. With that in mind I've been eyeing up the Danelectro DR-1 Reverse Delay pedal as it sounds like a groovy idea. Anyone here tried it out?

Similarly I've been looking at getting a looper ever since I got into doing sound on sound stuff with my Reel Echo pedal. I've been looking at the Digitech Jamman although my fellow guitarist reckons I should get the Boss RC-2 once it arrives in the stores. Anyone else own a looping pedal and have an opinion? I've seen the Akai Headrush as well but it has a pretty short loop time for what I want.

Thanks in advance.

You can try reverse reverb for Kevin Shields-style fun. The Digitech Digiverb does it.

[timson]

i've just heard the "bass Balls" form electro harmonix, it makes some interesting noises on both bass and guitar, i may buy it soon

[HairyScaryMark]

If you are looking at getting a delay pedal and a loop pedal you are probably best off getting one that does both (loop is essentially a type of delay).

I own a Line 6 DL4 and would recommend it. Admittedly, when using the loop function you can only use a short delay at the same time.

It also depends if you want to use it live. Native Instruments Guitar Rig sofotware has a large number of effects and a loop machine built in. http://www.native-instruments.com/in...6561a0a1925368

[RockAustin]

nice and only the price of 15 nights out based on an average spend of £20 per night.

[emergency72]

Jesus Christ

[Spoonie]

that's like plugging into a fire engine. the thing must weigh a ton!

/x

[Chris]

That's a mental pedal, if I had the slightest clue what I was doing with electronics I might be tempted to make one:

http://www.beavisaudio.com/Projects/FuzzLab/index.htm

[Old Gold]

I've got a soul-less Boss DD-6 that has a reverse function.

You can also do some weird 'warp' stuff and make some strange sound effects with the delay time knob.

Or y'know... delay.