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What did you think the mode was for? Lmao

@@skypekai Seems pretty clear-i didn't misunderstand what it was for. I didn't remember that it *had* that mode. I bought it for other purposes. Put your ass back on.

That's the Tera Echo preset. I've had the TE-2 for several years now and it's an incredible pedal. There's a hold function on the TE-2 for infinite sustain on the echo signal; perfect for ambient guitar. I wonder if the DD-200 has the hold function as well.

Thank you. Yeah, great pedal and for my board too. Thanks for adding looper spec as it isn’t “Spec tasting”, we would have had a 40 min videos on our hands haha.

60 seconds isn't long :/

You get 120 seconds in mono on the DD-500. I do not understand why every looper is not a minimum of 5 minutes.

No, he can't !

@@jandesteen9736 Jealous cause you suck?

@@jandesteen9736 calm down its not a pantomime

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The awesome part begins when you start to do half metal half purple pete style and make it your own dude, success on you journey and may the riffs be with you

Mathcartney this is where I’m at. Went from shredder, to shoegazer. Now i kinda sit in between and do both.

Agreed. If it ain't fun, why buy?

Duesenberg

I thought the exact same thing at that moment. Soundtrack to an 80s wet dream.

i guess it's quite randomly asking but does anybody know of a good website to stream new tv shows online?

@London Damari lately I have been using FlixZone. You can find it by googling =)

@Tate Landry definitely, I have been watching on FlixZone for since march myself :)

@Tate Landry thank you, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I appreciate it!

@London Damari No problem =)

It's a Duesenberg and I own one, love it!

Between the RV-500 and the RV-6 and the fact that most amps have reverb I think Boss would have released an RV-200 a long time ago if there was a market for it. I bought an MD-500 when it was on sale and I suggest getting an RV-500 if it goes on sale. The Boss Tone Studio is a very efficient edit tool to dial in sounds exactly how you want them and the make a memory patch for them.

If you switch tones by tuning the knob it's a hard shift with no carryover, but if you use the memory mode to switch between your saved presets the delays continue from the prior patch until they die out. I would assume the same goes for using midi with no hard changes between delay modes. The guys at Boss seriously knocked it out of the park with this one.

I really miss my DD-20, and could well be tempted back by this

I have one of each sitting right now next to each other running in stereo on my board. I run the dd-20 mostly in pan mode and use the dd-200 for the magical sounds.

I can certainly try. Kempers are so easy to use, just load in a M.Britt or Tone Junkie profile and you’re good to go. Editing it at the moment a bit more fiddly at least till their editor comes out. And yes, you need a powered cab, but there are loads of them to choose from. Best. P

I had the DD-500 a few years ago, it is a great machine. I was too stupid to understand Boss Tone Studio then and how efficient editing on the computer could be. The DD-200 does not have that capability. But the DD-200 is designed to get results fast, easily. The DD-500 had so many sophisticated features, that then I was was too lazy and stupid to invest in the learning curve. However, since then I have seen the wisdom of the GT-1000 and all the features. I am still in the learning curve on that one. I take Ginko, drink coffee, anything I can do to be more alert when using Boss gear to appreciate all the benefits. The new Boss OC-5 is another brilliant piece of gear.

good luck getting a legit answer. so subjective. what are you looking to use it for?

Yes

This is little brother with less menu parameters to dig through.....no sonic sacrifice but its more knob spinner friendly

Nice!

The same: 4 + manual

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YOu mean 127 on the pedal or with a midi switcher?

@@shckltnebay check out the Boss website for a definitive answer. Page 8 of the manual. Memory button tap or hold down Memory button and and turn Time knob.

@@gordahl2181 You own one? Does the time knob push in for faster time changes?

@@shckltnebay The Memory button pushes in, then turn the Time knob for quick patch changes.

@@shckltnebay Yes I have one, been using it for a year. Memory button push, turn Time knob.

I think it’s a ThorpyFX The Dane. Best. P

@@danishpete thanks!

You mean tasting begin :-)

By phrasing your question that way you are shamelessly soliciting responses, but apparently yes, you are the only one.

The ducking on the unit sounds great.

@@QuoVadis88 I would love to see a vid showing that, everyone the reviewer is like WTF? Watch Hennings review 42nd st

@@shckltnebay When the unit is new out of the box the ducking sounds great OR Here’s how to return the DD-200 to its factory-set state. 1. While holding down the [ON/OFF] switch and [MEMORY/TAP] switch, turn on the power (insert a plug into the INPUT A jack). The display indicates “FCt.” 2. Press the [MEMORY/TAP] switch. The display indicates “Sur.” If you decide to cancel, press the [MEMORY] button. 3. Press the [MEMORY/TAP] switch. The factory reset is executed. 4. When the display indicates “FIn,” turn the power off and on again. ALSO, the review is a year old, before the updates. Update the unit via USB. It is easy to turn dials and get a much different sound. I have been using the unit for a year, no problems. If you mess up like Pete then do a reset.

Most multi delay pedals work like IE Timeline