Delay on the cheap

[MilkyMcMilkMilk]

I don't need a digital delay, but i think it would be fun.

so i'm wanting something cheap.

Less than $60 would be cool.

is there anything worth getting at that price?
is a Behringer DD400 any good, is it noisy?
Or would a Danelectro be decent?

 

[Sam Evans]

The biggest issue with Behringer is quality control - when they work, they're fine, but I've bought a few that were broken right out of the box. At that price, it'd probably be worth trying, as long as you can return it.

 

[youunicornsyou]

I have the Danelectro fab 600ms delay and it was only $25 new- it works well, I would buy it again.

 

[boomertech]

I have used this ARION delay for a few years without any problems. Very clean sound without noise. It has a plastic enclosure, but my large friends that have borrowed it haven’t crushed it yet.

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-Frank

 

[metaball]

i'd suggest saving up another $20 or so & getting a used Line 6 Echo Park. it's extremely versatile & a great sounding pedal for the price. tap tempo, clean, tape emulation, modulation control, reverse, trails on off control, small footprint for a pedal of it's type. they're typically in the $80-$100 range used, but you might get lucky & find one cheaper.

 

[tzard]

Try joyo

 

[millahh]

You should be able to find a Boss DD-6 for ~$60 (I found mine in the classifieds for that).

 

[K2000]

A lot of people like the Ibanez DE7. Pretty nice, but doesn't do trails. When you turn it off, the delay gets cut off abruptly. That might not matter, or it might.

 

[BawanaRik]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/JOYO-JF-08-...Accessories&hash=item2ec2659088#ht_994wt_1399

Let us know what you think about it.