Boss DD-200 Digital Delay Pedal

Great selection of delay sounds. Easily programmable. Lots of presets, plus the "manual" position. MIDI capable, and an external footswitch can be added for tap tempo. Legendary BOSS quality at a great price!

I have had Strymon Timeline and TC Electronic delays among others. I have to say I get stressed out about playing the Strymon. It is probably the best delay technically but not the easiest to use. Constantly reading the manual and getting lost in menus of options. It is more a reflection on me. I wanted something easier to use but with the complexity of the timeline’s sound options. The Boss in contrast is so intuitive to use, just turn it on and turn dials. The sound quality is excellent. And what I love about it versus a TC electronics Flashback is that you can dial in the exact delay time and number of repeats. But there are no complicated menus to navigate. You can run in stereo or mono and have an expression pedal. And this is under $300. This pedal is an absolute home run. Easiest review I have ever written.

Excelente

I've tried several delays, a few that cost much more, but this one is perfect if you ask me.Built really well.Definitely get a power supply to go with it, because you'll burn through batteries from using it so much.

The DD-200 I received was NOT a brand new unit. It had been opened and was missing the instruction manual and registration papers. You could tell that someone had previously owned the unit. I have requested an exchange. Hopefully, it goes better than the original transaction.

I had the Boss DD-20 for a long time and loved it. When that finally broke after YEARS, I looked for a replacement. The DD-200 does more, looks slicker, and is smaller.I tried an Electro Harmonix Canyon pedal as well as a boss DD-3t. I used an external footswitch with the Canyon and it would consider my “pedal up” on the external footswitch as a beat in addition to “pedal down” - unusable to tap tempo with. With the DD-3t and MANY other high quality delays, you can’t tap tempo with a foot switch while playing with it engaged, as it tries to emulate tape delay and ends up shifting the pitch. The DD200 has neither of those problems and somehow still fits on my pedaltrain nano plus board. My new favorite pedal.

This is simply the best delay pedal I've ever owner used. I can't say enough good about it and it's built like a tank.

Excellent, intuitive pedal.The range of delays will cover all but the most specific sounds.My only complaint is the lack of a computer interface or a way to see the settings you have dialed in.The 500 version has those features but it is huge.