Can anyone suggest the best Delay Pedal in their opinion please, and if possible leave web sites with sound files for examples!?

I'm in desperate need of one, but even MORE SO for one with a reverse function included.
So far i've only found the Wasabi AD-1 and the Boss DD-6.
Originally i was set on the wasabi, but the Boss looks much better, though i get negative feedback from people who use/have used Boss pedals. Also, if possible, could anyone suggest a rack that could do this for me, with the same, if not better quality?!

All feedback is appreciated,
John

i know a couple people that swear by this one...

http://www.loopers-delight.com/tools/li ... eview.html

These are supposed to be great. I have no experience with them, just what I have heard.

http://www.boomerangmusic.com/

Might wanna try a Boss PS-3. I have one, the reverse funtion is like no other pedal. Totally awesome. They go for about $70-100 on eBay.

Oops. Copters already covered this one up above. Ignore me.


Line 6 delay modeller.


Faiz

Electro Harmonix just reissued the 16 second delay pedal and it has a reverse function. I don't know the list but I got one for $350 at it's a lot of fun. Lexicon Jamman also has reverse function and a dumb name. They sound good, though.

I just saw the list price on that 16 second reissue was $999 but that's crazy.

i have a line six dl-4 and enjoy it.

of course, nothing beats a memory man for that incredible analog delay sound.

i've played boss dd-3, dd-5, dd-6 and none of them compare to those other two. sometimes i'll use the dd-3 with the dl-4, but mostly i just use it to fuck around on vocals.

there's a weird japanese boss-made delay/sampler pedal that a friend of mine uses. it's a pretty insane delay pedal, i think it goes by the title Boss DSD-2.

for years i used this odd 80s rack-mount called a digitek s1024. it had modulation built in and was great for fucking around with and sounded decent too. i now use a dd5 and am very happy with it.

i have a deluxe memory man and a dl-4. as far as sound quality goes, the memory man wins hands down, it's nice and warm and can add a bunch of good depth to my music. or something.

the dl-4 wins in the 'entertainment value' sector. there's 15 delay modes on it, most of which try to emulate existing delays. some add a 'twist' (longer delay times or a little something extra that the originals didn't have). the looper's pretty good too. to my ears, it doesn't have the the depth of the memory man tho. it's a bit tinny.

anyway, a good way to figure out what to get is to go to guitar center and plug an lp into a bunch of delays and run that through a stack. play the intro to 'smoke on the water' for a half an hour and see what happens.

seriously, go out and try a lot of pedals!