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Been lucky with mine so far but I have seen others havkng issues. I got interesting in the repeater from watching Janek Gwizdalas stuff. He has 4 of them to have multiple backups and is having issues with 3 of the 4 now which he showed in a recent YouTube video. If I remember right he's trying out the eventide h9 and the line 6 stomp to see if they can replace it. I haven't found another delay that works exactly the same. Most have "artifacts" in the sound that I don't want when I try to use them like I use the repeater. But yeah TC pedals don't seem to be holding up as well as some others like mxr and boss. The ditto and toneprint series seem to develop issues over time also.bought two of those and they both broke down on me... they sounded great and always used on solos but for some reason they just seem to be unreliable...or maybe that's just my luck
I got mine because of Janek Gwizdala..i'm a big fan my dittos are still holding up, and ive been thinking of getting a TC Feedback Delay 2 , smaller footprint and expandable via the toneprint option and according to Janek "can replace the repeater"Been lucky with mine so far but I have seen others havkng issues. I got interesting in the repeater from watching Janek Gwizdalas stuff. He has 4 of them to have multiple backups and is having issues with 3 of the 4 now which he showed in a recent YouTube video. If I remember right he's trying out the eventide h9 and the line 6 stomp to see if they can replace it. I haven't found another delay that works exactly the same. Most have "artifacts" in the sound that I don't want when I try to use them like I use the repeater. But yeah TC pedals don't seem to be holding up as well as some others like mxr and boss. The ditto and toneprint series seem to develop issues over time also.
The MXR Analog Chorus is $99 new and provides a nice 80's style chorus, and has filters to keep the low end unaffected.
The MXR Micro Amp is a fine clean boost pedal.