The DD400 effects pedal offers subtle to radical stereo delay and echo with a resolution comparable to state-of-the-art studio processors. Learn More...









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4 out of 10Feature:
Again I could not get the pedal to work. But if I could it seems the pedal would sound good and do the job.
Quality:
Even though the pedal has a plastic body, it seems to be very durable. However the first pedal did not work at all. The L.E.D would flash rapidly and I could not change the output of the pedal (there was no sound from the pedal). I sent the pedal back and received another DD400 with the same L.E.D problem but I could hear some sound from the pedal. With both pedals I could not turn them off by stepping on the switch.
Value:
The value was decent for an entry level delay pedal.
Desirability:
I think the only appeal for the pedal would be the price.
Sound:
I could not get the pedal to work, therefore I really can't comment on the sound.
Support:
I cannot comment on the company that manufactured the pedal, I did not call them for support.
Overall:
Overall I am sending the second pedal back and replacing it with a different manufacture's delay pedal.
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4 out of 10Feature:
Pretty standard for a delay pedal. Doesn't come with power adapter. Made of plastic.
Quality:
Again, made of plastic. Mine doesn't work anymore.(3 weeks)
Value:
You get what you pay for here.
Desirability:
Not particularly eye catching
Sound:
It does what it was made to do. It just doesn't do what it was made to do very well.
Ease of Use:
Fairly straight forward, just play with the knobs a bit then turn it on.
Support:
Not going to bother. Just don't buy this and you wont need to contact them
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