Tap Temp delays. What is good?

[GIJoe]

I used to have an Eventide Timefactor - Incredible delay, replaced it with an m9 purely because it can do other things like reverb an chorus, which is more useful to me live.

[Grunfeld.]

I also prefer the looper on the DL4.

Is there any danger of accidentally engaging the looper?

I had a digitech multi fx which I could not use live because my less-than-dainty footwork would accidentally throw it out of stompbox mode into pure silence.

Can anything like that happen with the DL4?

[stickyfiddle]

Is there any danger of accidentally engaging the looper?

I had a digitech multi fx which I could not use live because my less-than-dainty footwork would accidentally throw it out of stompbox mode into pure silence.

Can anything like that happen with the DL4?

No

It's a completely separate mode.

[paultheoneyoulove]

I liked the Duncan De ja vu. They're an oddball, combining a digital and analogue delay with a blend function and tap tempo. The tone I loved. The price tag, I got a digitech digidelay (which is flippin brilliant). Doesn't sound as good as the De ja vu though

[travisthedog]

TC Electronics Nova Delay.

I've got the ib Modified version, great pedal and I love the digital read-out for the mS or BPM (something you don't get with the Flashback x4 which I'm sure will be mentioned below at some point soon).

What he says - awesome - also a +0.5 for the DL4 - it IS great its just the foot switches are shite and there is a volume drop when you engage it. But it the easiest to use live that's for sure if you need presets

[flanging_fred]

If you like the dd6 then why not move up to the dd7 and add a little tap tempo switch (home made, bright onion etc) it works for me and its a damn solid pedal with a cracking analog mode.

[fretmeister]

Thanks chaps.

I'll head to youtube to check some out

[BigRedOne]

If you can find one for a price that you're happy with, the T-Rex Replica is simple to use and (IMHO) is worth its reputation. I've had one for over 3 years now and i never think of replacing it.

[thereformant]

The Line 6 Echo Park is good because the footswitch is two stage, like a camera shutter button, so you soft (in reality not that soft) tap for tempo and give a sturdy stomp for on/off. It sounds great too.

I loved the echo park too, only thing I would say is that is that it is extremely picky on power supply, if I used it on anything else other than the power supply it was shipped with i found you could get weird digital clock type noises in the signal.