Best Delay for bass?

[MontyCantsin]

I have a DD7, a DD20 and a Deluxe Memory Boy all on my board right now. The DMB is by far my favourite and is extremely versatile.

 

[GuzBaas]

Deluxe Memory Man for the analog/vintage/classic delay

Strymon El Capistan for anything else...

 

[alec]

I've got a TimeFactor too. I can't compare it to anything else but it does a heap of stuff. Maybe too much...
* I should add that I haven't used it with the band yet, just noodling at home.

 

[Basehead]

Timefactor for me. Very versatile, can do simple delay or oscillating madness, expansive expression control, MIDI capability (if that's your thing). I use it with a couple projects and am very happy with it.

 

[nsh50a]

I own a carbon copy and a Malekko Dark 600. The Malekko stays on the board and the MXR hasn't been out of the closet in over a year.

 

[beyondthe48]

my fav was the headrush 2. very player friendly. runs the tempo even when its off. set the tempo with button 1, watch the light adjust to what you just tapped in, then turn on the effect with the other button. also makes some funky tape delays, and loops with overdubs.

got 2 for sale, see link in my signature.

 

[moishelichtfuss]

On the halfway economical side I'd also like to suggest the Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai by Electro Harmonix, which is also great for live use, since it has tap tempo and the possibility to save a preset for every mode; plus it can do some kinda far-out stuff and nice modulations.

However these days I use a Strymon Timeline (because it's wonderful) and an MXR Carbon Copy for all the quacky, fat self-oscillation that the Timeline can't do.