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chorus/echo, anybody know anything about these???

I have one. I've probably kept that pedal longer than any other.

I'm interested in these as well...


Originally Posted by mridI have one. I've probably kept that pedal longer than any other.tell me about it...


Originally Posted by the guy who invented firetell me about it...

1. I'm mainly wondering about how long of a delay you can dial up, both in time between repeats and time it will continue repeating (feedback?). I'm not looking for anything too crazy, just a way to add some spice to leads.


Originally Posted by FretFire 1. I'm mainly wondering about how long of a delay you can dial up, both in time between repeats and time it will continue repeating (feedback?). I'm not looking for anything to crazy, just a way to add some spice to leads.the delay time is 800ms...I do know that! I am tr=ying to decide between the H2O and a Memory man...I think the memory man is gonna wins this one, but I do LOVE my EH stuff!

Since I got the Route 66, I've learned it's a great idea to keep an eye on the Visual Sound stuff, it's a great pedal. TS808 and Dyncomp/Comprossor in one pedal.

Thanks for the delay time info, that should be plenty!

I had one for awhile. I didn't like it.

I felt the chorus was weak and boring. The delay was nice, but I've heard better.

There's a switch for short echo/long echo, although I've never used the quot;longquot; setting much. I haven't played much with other delay pedals, but the H2O does everything from a subtle touch to add some body to your tone to way out sci-fi effects.

I like the chorus side better than a couple of others I tried in the same price range.

All Visual Sounds pedals are built like tanks, and Bob is great about customer service.

Chip

I had one for a while. The key to happiness with any Visual Sound product is to make sure you're using one of their One Spot adapters. Or another high quality AC adapter. Makes a world of difference in hum or lack thereof.

I want 1! I already have their Jelyll amp; Hyde Ultimate Overdrive and that rocks. Trouble is, as usual, it's too expensive in the UK.