Five Slammin' 90s Delay Pedals | Reverb Tone Report
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- How do you capture the sound of the 1990s with a pedal? Ibanez, Boss, Akai...the options have us totally buggin'. But fear not: the dream of the '90s is alive with Portland pedal-head Andy as he explores 5 classic delay pedals that deserve a repeat glance. For more info (and a handful of bonus picks), click the link below.
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Andy's Setup:
Amp: Fender Deluxe Reverb RI
Guitars: Jennings Voyager, Gibson Custom CME Les Paul, Ibanez Artist 2619
Other Pedals: Greer Supa Cobra Overdrive
Interface: UA Apollo 8 QUAD, OX Amp Top Box
Mics: Royer R-121
Strings: Ernie Ball Cobalt 10-46 - Розваги
Fun DE7 trick: in echo mode, put the repeats around 3 o’ clock and back the mix down under 9 o’ clock til you find the best spot. Have fun playing over the giant wash that blooms under your guitar.
The DE7 is by far one of the best and most underrated delay pedals ever. I love mine, only wish it had tap tempo.
Agreed. And a Mix knob!
No one likes a wiseass here, partner. That’s all I’m going to say!
That glitch on the DD-5 portion was excellent and completely unexpected. Glad to see you with Reverb doing your thing, Andy!
Thanks for reminding me that I'm getting older, Andy. Pedals that were new when I started playing guitar now have "vintage vibe."
Tylermackenzie
No doubt. I remember when the DD-5 came out, because I was graduating high school that year!
My local shop’s only new pedals were Boss, but it would be the entire line. I found other stuff in the used section, or pawn shops.
The special thing about the echo mode of the DE7 is, that the digitally repeated signal must pass an analog circuit with a JRC 4580, clipping diodes and analog filters. Hence the "warmth" in its repeats. I'll never part with mine!
I love my DE7. Wish I could get it rehoused.
i didnt know that technical info before, thanks,
Loophole Effects used to do rehousing
Easily the best delay pedal just due to the echo mode. I've had mine since 2004 and was one of the first pedals I ever bought along with the PM7.
coldwar1977
Early versions of the DE7 have a red LED diode as part of the circuit. It lights up inside the pedal and you can see it through the gap in the middle knob. I've owned 6 of them and it's only in the units built from 1999-2000.
There's a resistor wired across the wipers of the delay time pot on the DOD FX96. Clip it off and you've got access to much longer delay times. Easy to reverse if all you want is slapback though. It'll also run on 12v for even longer, slightly mangled repeats.
loving the "on your own" riff
I love DE7. I got mine in 2005. Since i changed my all pedals but not DE7. it's such an underrated piece of gear.
The Akai Headrush has somehow flown under the radar... great echo box!
I only knew about it before this video because the bassist or guitarist from These Arms Are Snakes used to have the E2 version.
I picked up my E1, probably around 2003 or so --- I found it in a pawn shop for about forty bucks. Being a fan of the Pink Floyd sound, I couldn't wait to take it to the studio to try out the Quadraphonic setup... man... that's a trip... I totally forgot about that!
Oh man, I also just remembered, the Headrush E1 can also get a killer Hank Marvin echo!
It's a shame Andy didn't really play around with it - you can do some neat stuff with the knob that moves the "tape heads" and gives you irregular delays, and the looper can let you build up these huge soundscapes by always adding on top of the loop
That speed picking fingerstyle tho
I still have to get used seeing the Andy at 1080p LOL
Folk Implosion for the WIN! What a great 90s track, executed to perfection here. Andy, you always have great taste man.
You made me a Reverb subscriber for life with that King Missile riff
@7:23 King Missile nice!! :-D
I just sold my Boss DD-6 this week, which was the second pedal I ever got and the one that really got me into FX as a creative tool. The day I realised you could crank the feedback and get it to oscillate was a life changing day.
Peanut Turner
I still have a DD-3, I got in the 90s. It’s never given me a problem, or needed to be resoldered, re-knobbed, Anything
Those Ibanez ones just sound great. These sound better than many of the boutique models today. Too bad they don't all have the conveniences like tap.
"the dream of the '90s is alive with Portland"
I saw this. I understood this reference.
Didnt remember the flying fingers graphics on the AD99. Cool pedal still. Your demos are much appreciated 👍🏻
Everything in the Ibanez 99 series was a masterpiece. I still use my FL99 and would put it up against any Flanger on the planet.
The settings on the DD5 are genius! Way to go!
Echoing some riffs from when you were playing on a G&L Lecacy into a 65 amp Soho.
You had me at "Detachable Penis".
hERETICS iN tHE lAB He fingered the shit out of it too!
I was so shocked when I heard detachable penis lol
The Headrush was definitely underrated. I still have one. Akai's stuff in general from this time was overlooked - they had a lot of creative pedals. Their Shred-O-Matic distortion pedal also had tons of options and some intense high-gain tones. Running a baritone guitar through it just sounds savage.
Legendary folk implosion intro
Tristan hearing that really brought me back
DD5 was all I knew in my younger days.
It's all i use in my older days still. Amazing pedal.
I still use a DD-3.
My DD5 is still my go to delay pedal. A lot of guitar players I listen to use it for the hold funtion(Tera Melos, Giraffes?Giraffes!). Still holds up to most modern digital delays.
I agree. I'll never use anything else. I can't imagine a better, crispier DD pedal. And it has the best reverse delay in anything I've ever tried.
I love the simple but great delay sound of ibanez de7
The Headrush getting some love!
Jonny Greenwood turned me onto those.
Damn Andy, dropping a Buckethead cover on us
DUDE I FREAKED OUT WHEN I PLAYED IT
what is the name of the song?
@@forresterpayne6879 Big Sur Moon
+Forrester Payne moonlight sonata
It's a folk implosion song called "Natural one"
DOD is so cool. Still pretty underrated
DE-7 ❤️
No Danelectro Dan-Echo? That was the only delay pedal I wanted in the 90s, but somehow I still have never had one on my board.
Matt A. Johnson Surprised it wasn’t on here. I have a Dan Echo, and it’s great!
Gotta love that cheeky Blur riff.. Love Andy!
The own you own segment melted my fucking heart! Love it!
Andy.exe has stopped working 2:37
That part kills me.
6:35 Whoa, I love that part.
Bought one of those Tone-Lock delays when they first came out. Still have it, still use it. Great pedal except for two caveats: 1) use an AC adaptor, cuz it's a battery hog! 2) I don't recommend moving either of those switches while the pedal is engaged, at stage volume (POP!!!!)
My DE7 works perfect, but I will get it rehoused someday. One of the best affordable delays ever.
Ah..the DE7, was one of the first pedals I bought when I started playing guitar. Along with the CF7
I still rock a DE7
Didnt know andy was from Portland! Shoutout from another portlandian! I picked up a DE7 a few weeks ago for $25 bucks( I know it was a great deal, I think the guy was kind of kicking himself for listing it at that price) it works great and I like the simplicity a lot more than my canyon haha
Five slammin' chorus pedals from the 80's
The last song was brutal! (Is a Buckethead song) That combination of Ibanez Guitar + Ibanez delay sounds delicius 🤘🏽😎👌🏽👋🏽😉🇻🇪
Do underrated overdrives next!
Dang , I owned that DOD back in the day
I miss my DOD echo. It was great for lo-fi sounds
I had the ibanez delay/echo..killer stomp. Totally regret selling it, here in Argentina is kinda difficult to find.
La serie ToneLok de Ibanez es lo mas, hace poco encontre un CF7 a 2000 mangos y ni lo dude
Bravo!! Very nice video
Andy rules
damn i wasn't expecting that buckethead riff, sweet playing as always
A reminder that in the 1990s and 2000s there wasn't much choice in terms of analogue delay pedals, other than older secondhand stuff.
Natural one! HELL YEAH!
The Edge liked this !
What a great player 👆🏻
Great intro.
NATURAL ONE!!!!
Akai Headrush and DD5 are awesome.
I think Jonny Greenwood's got an Akai Headrush that he uses for live looping
Andy shreds
Buckethead - Big Sur Moon... good stuff.
SLAAAAAAAAAAAAMIN’
Folk Implosion. Very nice 👌
I bought a DE7 new and will never part with it.
The last one, Buckethead - Big sur moon! :)
Used to have a DD5. Sold it out of desperation for 60 bucks. I miss it.
I don't know what's worse -- selling beloved gear because you needed money, or trading it for something "better" and quickly discovering that "better" was a huge piece of crap.
Detachable Delay pedal.
SHIIT! Since The "MEMORY TOY" REVIEW on PGS WANTED TO SEE ANDY PLAY THAT RIFF.. DE7 #9:30
i dig(ital delay) it! hope to see a part 2, maybe featuring some weirdos like Ibanez DML/DPL10
Some totally tubular tones
No love for the Boss RV3? Delay/Reverb in one pedal
I really miss my DE7 and DD-5 pedals !
King Missile!
FOLK IMPLOSION!!!
Shoulda done the Morley emerald echo too
Vintage vibe, super cheap, and does great slap back, oil can delay type stuff
What a coinkydink. I have an Ibanez Artist (AR250) and a DE7.
Can you do 1980s/1990s Chorus include dod fx65
02:38 it hanged. LOL.
and I got my DE7 used for 25€. good ting
has anyone ever recorded with the headrush in full quadrophonic?
I'm the one, natural one, take it easy, we can take it inside....
AD99 Best , DE-7 too )
What song are you playing using the Akai at 5:14 onwards?
You're the one?.. natural one!.. make it easy¡¿🎹🎸🎧😵👌
Can we have a lesson on Andys finger picking?
jpfan1992 Hi, I put one up one my channel not too long ago. Thanks!
KING MISSILE!
@7:22 Detachable Penis! What an obscure yet PERFECT reference track for that exact effect! Haha!
Head rush the best
This guy whips out buckethead.
It makes me feel like less of a man if I go too long without my delay pedal.
IM THE ONE, NATURAL ONE, MAKE IT EASY
ever notice how the price on these old pedals goes up thru the roof after reverb does these reviews? Almost like its on purpose, de7price should be over 150$ within a month.forget about that akai staying affordable.
Whares the small clone at ??
If you are a lover of delay and echo and you DON'T own a DE7... you *ARE NOT* a lover of delay *_OR_* echo. DE7 rules.
Play Beetlebum!
Detachable Pedals
De7!
DE-7 nice, but EM-5 nicer than any of those imo...
3:18 esurance commercial soundin ass 😂
Gene Wilder hair, dig it
2:37 hahahaha
I've owned the DE-7 twice. Everyone loves it, but I seriously couldn't bond with it. Clearly I'm the defective one.
Andy I dig the fingerstyle but can you please switch it up to a pick so that we can hear how both the brighter attack of a pick will work with the gear to go along with your normal fingerstyle playing? Not saying stop the fingerstyle altogether. But it is a disservice to those that use picks using only fingers. Your meat, and fingernails do not come close to that if a real pick sound wise to the attack of a pick. That way those of us who watch this can get a more accurate representation of the gear you demonstrate.
Of not if damn auto fill
Nick Reinhart should've done this
at least to show all the kool shit of the DD5
What year is that Artist? I have a 1976
From the looks and the hardware i'd say early to mid 80ies. A real beauty!
I have an early 78. My guess is his is pre 80s because of the binding on the horns has that widening thing going on where it meets the neck and isn't uniform like the 80s versions seem.That and it doesn't look thick enough.They thickened the whole body something like a quarter of an inch in the early 80s and made an already heavy guitar something you could take down a wildebeest with
You might be right. The headstock inlay differs a little bit from the early 80ies ones too. And it still has the half brass half bone saddle .
It's probably late 1976 to 1979. They changed their logo in 1977 but late 1976 models have that logo. But in the 80s they changed the way their models were named. The Artist goes to being named ARxxx with different numbers.
Yeah, I wasn't sure. I forget about them because mine has just bone.Wonder when they started with those nuts and what models? I also don't have either older or newer tail piece .I think this stuff was modded after the fact because the big thing that is missing is the the brass block .Someone form fitted a wood piece to hold the bridge .They did a pro job but I can't for the life of me figure out why they did it at all.
I like how the dod looks scruffy and aged lol