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Strymon Dig Dual Digital Delay

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Strymon Dig Dual Digital Delay
£277
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Classic delay sounds perfect for 80s vibes
Arcadia 09.10.2020
Using mine with some analog polys and monos and it sounds great. The 2 delay lines can create some nice rhythmic effects and in stereo which can add a lot of presence to a mono output synth. The 24/96 mode for me isn't super useful - would have rather had another type of vintage model. I guess the only real alternative is the Otto BIM but at a considerably higher price.
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Excellent versatile delay
Simon7187 25.01.2016
Really fantastic delay pedal. I use it mostly with synths and I can get that nice moog delay vibe as well as that 80's lofi delay sound too.

It packs quite a few features considering there is no display. It can be a little fiddly to setup these features, but you get used to it (pressing down the stomp button while turning knobs accesses secondary functions).

I am a fan of Strymon pedals. I own the Big Sky and it is fantastic. This one impresses me too. It can impart quite a nice groove to any sound going through it.

highly recommended.
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GBB75 11.11.2022
Is this the best dual digital delay? Probably. It sounds very good and the dual line opens up a ton of possibilties.
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