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Boss DD-7 Digital Delay

$170.00 Released January, 2008

The Pros:40-second delay time enables on-the-fly looping of two and three-part harmonies. Stereo outputting enables cross-channeling in live applications (left/right ping-pong effects, etc.). Incorporates classic delay modes including customizable Reverse and Analog types.

The Cons:Hold mode disables standard delay modes - can be somewhat frustrating in live applications. Tends to propagate white noise hiss in larger daisy-chained pedalboards - direct powering is ideal.

Building on its predecessor, the DD-3, BOSS' DD-7 is a compact delay pedal loaded with even more features such as a max. delay time of 6.4 seconds, a Modulation and Analog delay mode, and accessories for hands-free use.

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For adding just the right finishing touch to music, the DD-7 has not only expanded max. delay time, but a recording time of up to 40 seconds. A choice between Modulation or Analog Delay Mode means a choice between natural sound ideal for choruses, or sound that replicates the classic warmth of a BOSS DM-2 system. Superior stereo output makes effects such as spatial audio sweeps possible, along with dry or wet signal paths for better sound either in the recording studio or onstage. For those who want to keep their hands free, an external footswitch and Expression pedal are sold separately that offer complete control of delay time, feedback, and effect level in real time.

Features:

Expanded maximum delay time of 6.4 seconds
Up to 40 seconds of recording time
Modulation Delay Mode produces natural sound for rich choruses
Analog Delay Mode replicates classic warm sound of BOSS DM-2 system
External footswitch and Expression pedal accessories provide hands-free control
5 year BOSS warranty
Input Impedance: 1 M ohms
Output Impedance: 1 k ohms
Nominal Output Level: -20 dBu
Connections: INPUT-A (MONO) jack, INPUT-B jack; OUTPUT-A (MONO) jack, OUTPUT -B jack; TEMPO/EXP jack
Power Supply: DC 9V, 9V Battery, AC Adaptor
Dimensions: 2 7/8" (W) x 5 1/8" (D) x 2 3/8" (H)
Weight: 1 lbs.

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40-second delay time enables on-the-fly looping of two and three-part harmonies
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Stereo outputting enables cross-channeling in live applications (left/right ping-pong effects, etc.)
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Incorporates classic delay modes including customizable Reverse and Analog types
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Tap Tempo function is easy to use and extremely accurate - calculates most tempos within 2 to 4 taps
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External footswitch connectivity increases live functionality - enables start/stop cueing and advanced effects toggling

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Hold mode disables standard delay modes - can be somewhat frustrating in live applications
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Tends to propagate white noise hiss in larger daisy-chained pedalboards - direct powering is ideal