For those who have asked for Delay Pedals. Here is a unit that covers 15 delay pedals! Randy Rhoads style Echoplex units, EHX, Boss, Analog, Digital, etc. And, it does looping! The video (althought long) should cover it all). I hope you enjoy it. Don't forget - 3 Days left to '30 Pedals in 30 Days'.

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More info on the Line6 DL4 than anyone could ever want, and more is on its way! Convert Pdf Indesign Cs3 Tips on this page. Musical machinations of the M13 Stompbox Modeler. Electrophonic Limited. Product names, images, and artists' names are used solely to identify the products whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6's sound. That pedal's output would return to feed FX 3 and 4 to add M13 Delay and Reverb. All product names used in this manual are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. These trademarks. Tone controls. Nothing fancy here, just transparent pristine echo-cho-cho-cho. Delay Models. Featured in the M5/M9/M13 Stompbox Modelers & DL4 Delay Modeler. After years considering getting a Line 6 DL4 for its almost ubiquitous (because they sound great) delay and echo sounds, I ended up opting for the M9 multi-effects pedal almost uniquely for that purpose (+ some modulation use), and I couldn't be happier. The sounds are fantastic and in a live setting I don't see how anyone.

After years considering getting a Line 6 DL4 for its almost ubiquitous (because they sound great) delay and echo sounds, I ended up opting for the M9 multi-effects pedal almost uniquely for that purpose (+ some modulation use), and I couldn't be happier. The sounds are fantastic and in a live setting I don't see how anyone could discern the difference between this and the standalone pedals it models (I believe it actually uses the same algorithms - or whatever they're called - as the standalone pedals). The only small gripe I have is that the pedal switches, which actually feel very nice and robust (as does the rest of the pedal? Great build quality), are a tiny bit close together, which sometimes leads to me turning on the tuner or setup menu by accident, which mutes your signal. Wear narrow shoes!