For sale is a Boss DD-3 Long Chip made in Japan Digital Delay pedal with Analogman's 3-way Hi-Cut and Expression Pedal Mods. Pedal is in good condition with some minor scuffs in the paint.
- Compact delay pedal with superb BOSS sound quality
- Provides 3 delay time modes and a Delay Time control for quick adjustment of exact delay time between 12.5ms - 800ms
- Hold function repeats delay sound indefinitely for interesting effects
- Per Analogman, the Boss DD-3 is made with the same technology as the DD-2 which was the first compact stomp-box digital delay pedal. Introduced in 1982 using the same chip as the awesome rack mount SDE-3000, the DD-2 was very expensive. After a few years it was renamed DD-3 and lowered in price when the memory chips got cheaper. They stopped using the big SDE-3000 chip about when they moved production out of Japan in the 80s. They are very warm and natural sounding for a digital pedal, as they use the same compressor/expandor chips as an analog delay, and redo the echoes each repeat unlike the newer pedals which just spit out the same bit samples for each echo with a sterile sound. Our HIGH CUT mod really makes this pedal sound great, as it cuts each repeat more and more, like an analog delay.
- High Cut Mod uses a 3-way toggle. To the right the repeats get slightly darker, the center position is stock Boss, and to the left the repeats are significantly darker.
- Expression pedal mod allows control of the delay time using an expression pedal (not included).
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| Listed | 11 days ago |
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| Condition | Good (Used) Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more |
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