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BOSS DD20 Guitar Echo

Guitar Echo Unit

Digital Delay BOSS

List Price: $299.95
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	The BOSS DD20 Digital Delay works like a guitar echo unit, and offers more User memory and the longest delay of any effect pedal—up to 23 seconds! Delay time can be quickly set using the push-button knob or via tap tempo. And with a choice of 11 modes—including new “Smooth” and “Twist” delays and sound-on-sound recording—this Twin Pedal raises the bar for delay effects. 3 Seconds of Pro-Quality Delay With up to 23 seconds of delay, the DD-20 easily outshines the competition and can even double as a sound-on-sound pedal. Delay time can be adjusted via tap tempo or using a knob, which also features a push function to set the delay range more quickly. Eleven delay modes are provided covering everything from analog and tape delay to reverse delay and more. A new Memory function makes it possible to change delay modes New “Smooth” and “Twist” Modes The DD-20 also introduces two all-new delay effects that are sure to blow some minds. Twist creates wild delay effects similar to “over the top” manipulation of an analog tape echo, while Smooth creates ultra-smooth delay effects. This is a pedal no guitarist should be without!

	BOSS’ most powerful digital delay pedal with up to 23 seconds of delay 11 delay modes including classic tape delay and sound-on-sound recording New “Smooth” and “Twist” modes for subtle or radical delay effects Memory function for changing delay modes seamlessly New push-button knob for setting delay time in fine or coarse adjustments