Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler Pedal

If you get one delay, make it a DL4! This pedal gives you every echo or delay effect you've ever wanted -- including 14-second looping, reverse, and more.

Overall User Ratings (based on 121 ratings)
  • Overall:
    4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Sound:
    5 out of 5 stars
  • Features:
    4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Ease of Use:
    4 out of 5 stars
  • Quality:
    4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Value:
    4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Manufacturer Support:
    4 out of 5 stars
  • The Wow Factor:
    4.5 out of 5 stars
Overall: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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Submitted May 16, 2006 by a customer from comcast.net

"Very good product..."

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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It's all good!
Sound
The sound is superb. I mainly use it for the Loop Sampler. I use it with my electric violin. As a violinist, I am very picky about sound. This unit does great soundwise, but does dull the sound of my violin a bit, but that can be made up for. Add some reverb, and it sounds great again. The delays are great, I especially like the rhythmic delay, and the reverse setting is a hoot! I give sound a 9 because it is great, but dulls the sound of my instrument a tiny bit.
Ease of Use
Everything is quite clear, and it's very easy to learn how to use. I was using almost perfectly in the first day, so there's not a problem here.
Quality
It's great... that's all I can really say to describe it. It's well built, very sturdy. The main problem that I have is that the volume knob keeps sticking, but I did get it from B stock, so it's used. GREAT!
Value
Great value.
Manufacturer Support
Haven't had to deal with them.
The Wow Factor
People like it, but "sex appeal"? Not sure, I'll have to go find out!

Musical Background:

Hobbyist, soon to be active.

Musical Style:

Classically trained violinist going into rock.
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Submitted November 28, 2008 by a customer from gmail.com

"YUSS!"

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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worth the cost and difficulty of use. SO worth it.
Sound
The DL-4 has one of the best tones that you can buy in a delay pedal. and it has so many options. the best part is that it compliments the other pedals on my board so beautifully... i play fender stuff now... a fender tele deluxe through a fender custom vibrolux... so creamy and tasty! with the dl-4 however, cant say enough about it.
Features
Whatever you want your guitar to sound like, you can make it happen with the DL-4... it has all the essentials- Tap Tempo, 3 Channels to save delays... just be sure to get the AC adapter because it eats batteries like a college kid at a buffet. it would be great if it had more banks to save in. but whatever. its greatness drowns that issue.
Ease of Use
you cant buy this expecting it to be easy. watch every youtube tutorial and read everything about it because its difficult. im still only grazing the edge of the surface of what its capable of.
Quality
ive heard a bunch of stories about how its unreliable and the buttons break. i just cant see it yet.
Value
id pay double the cost for it because of how good it is.
Manufacturer Support
line 6 was kind of a pain for my old amp.
The Wow Factor
seeing it on so many musicians boards, its got serious sex appeal. when you play with the DL, you can skip wearing cololgne. thats how sexy you are.

Musical Background:

Active Musician

Musical Style:

Inspirational Indie
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Submitted May 17, 2006 by a customer from yahoo.com

"The ultimate effect pedal"

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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Best effect out there to date.
Sound
This pedal has every kind of delay you need and about 3/4 of the bands i listen to use it. The sound is crisp. I have a crate 2x12 right now and this delay pedal somehow makes it sound better.
Features
The features are AMAZING. You can warp your sounds and make them into anything from super clean delay to insane synth detuned pitch sounds. The reverse function is awesome as well and can make great intros for songs. The loop feature is probably the most amazing. You can record are i think like 11-14 seconds i cant remember exactly. if you want to hear this pedal used most efficiently listen to a band called MINUS THE BEAR.
Ease of Use
Just twist the knob to the setting you want and use the others to tweak up your sound, my 10 year old sister could use it.
Quality
Never had a problem with it and it fell out of my car before shows a few times. Strong, Durable, Amazing sound and easy to use. GET IT NOW.
Manufacturer Support
If you break it im pretty sure they send you a new one with a warranty.
The Wow Factor
i would have payed way more for this pedal. $250.00 is extremley worth it.

Musical Background:

Active musician

Musical Style:

Indie, rock, dancexcore
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Submitted October 19, 2005 by a customer from hellokitty.com

"great delay, shame about the no of presets"

Overall: 4 out of 5 stars
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Great at what it does, can't imagine a delay that would give you more features etc for the type of unit it is (stompbox). If it was lost/stolen (not much chance of it breaking!) I would go for another line 6 - might stick with an echo park tho as wysiwyg controls and more compact or an echo pro if i had the cash. Having said that i have used it for everything (synths and vocals as well as guitar) and the sounds are fantastic its all about the interface - the lack of more presets is the biggest drawback as far as i'm concerned so would recommend it - esp if not using many diff settings in a live context.
Sound
This thing sounds great and adds all kinds of effects if used creatively. Loop sampler is good but it would be nice to be able to select whether previous loops fade or not, you can't build forever. In addition to this you get saturation pretty soon with repeats all the way up. All the models are really useable tho. Only real drawback is that it can occasionally repeat the click of the switch when you go from one delay to another. Have also experienced clicks when using short delay times on the reverse setting as well so not 10 out of 10
Features
only 3 user programs is a big pain in the ass, this could have been solved by the inclusion of a 'manual' switch so kicking it on would let you use the current knob positions so can be a bit of a pain for playing live. Adding the expression pedal is a great feature but the lack of midi connectibility is annoying too.
Quality
Built like a tank and a decent power supply for a change. HAve used this unit live, for rehearsals and in the studio for the last 2 years and never had it fail on me.
Value
Great sounding unit, has a few drawbacks as detailed above but don't really know of any comparable unit - expensive but imo worth it for the amount i use it (ie all the time).
Manufacturer Support
never needed it
The Wow Factor
Looks cool (like mission control or something) mines getting a bit scratched but good shape (plety of space between the switches) tweak and tweez as controls cute. Has become an essential part of my guitar set up, although it weighs a ton.

Musical Background:

active musician

Musical Style:

dreamy post-rock
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Submitted July 17, 2006 by a customer from aol.com

Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler Customer Review

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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Sound
If you can imagine it, you can do it. This pedal is amazing.
Features
Power Adapter not included, but I feel it should be. 4 C batteries? No thanks.
Ease of Use
Read (or at least look at) the manual.
Quality
great. totally reliable.
Value
Totally worth the money
The Wow Factor
Great

Musical Background:

Musician

Musical Style:

Rock, Techno, Blues, Jazz
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Submitted June 29, 2014 by Erik S in SAN FRANCISCO, CA

"Fanatstic delay pedal!!!"

Overall: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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If you can get passed the slightly confusing and cumbersome controls, this pedal is really versatile and capable of some truly amazing sounds. Each sound is highly customizable and can be dramatically altered to suit your desired tone. The Reverse setting is one of the coolest sounds I've ever used, and was a big part of why I bought this pedal to begin with. Keep in mind that you definitely need to put some time, patience, and effort into exploring this pedal's vast array of sounds, since most of them won't sound their best right away. However, once you do you will be rewarded with a wealth of tones that can enhance your playing in fundamental ways. Hands down, this is a FANTASTIC DELAY PEDAL!!!

Musical Background:

Over 20 years of playing guitar, several bands, albums and even a few tours.

Musical Style:

Alternative, Punk, Indie, Metal, Funk, and Rock Rock.
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Submitted June 9, 2003 by a customer from yahoo.com

"THE GREEN MAN HAS LANDED......"

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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GREAT DEAL, GET IT!!!!
Sound
Incredible Effects Unit. The analog settings are very warm and reminiscent of the pedals from our yesterdays. The digital settings are squeaky clean and rival modern-day boss units. My favorite settings are the Sweep Echo, Lo Res Delay, and Ananlog with Mod. Great sounds. PLUS IT'S TRUE BYPASS@@@@
Features
16 delay pedals, a $250 unit. that's roughly $20 for each sound and they're all true bypass, plus they have all features and tweakability of the originals.
Quality
Solid. As solid as any Boss pedal out there.
Value
16 delay pedals, a $250 unit. that's roughly $20 for each sound and they're all true bypass...that's value.
Manufacturer Support
Mine's never been broken, but I've emailed line6 before and they responded right back.
The Wow Factor
it's sexy mon!

Musical Style:

Melodic Rock
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Submitted May 28, 2014 by KICH K in DFW, TX

"Exactly What I Was Hoping For"

Overall: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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I read all the reviews and watched all the youtube videos ad nauseum compared it endlessly to the DD20. Now that i've got it, it's exactly what i was hoping for. A very capable delay unit with multi-patch memory and idiot proof controls. My only complaint is that at this price point it ought to come with a power supply.

Musical Background:

Hobbyist

Musical Style:

Metal
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Submitted August 4, 2003 by a customer from yahoo.com

"50 years of delay in one pedal"

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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There is nothing in it's class. A couple years past it's debut there is nothing quite like the DL-4. DigiTech gave a good run for the money with the X sytem Delays, but it's still nothing like the DL-4. Boss has some good products but you'll be spending a lot of money to get at the overall level of the DL-4's overall flexibility. I can come up with two or three Boss pedals that'll do more than the DL-4 but we're talking about $500 minimum and there will be spaces left behind.
Sound
While not being a perfect emulation of the classic echo and delay devices it models the DL4 still does a fantastic job at getting the essence of the sound and adding some new, useful takes on what a delay pedal can do. There are boutique pedals at higher prices that will do one or two things a bit better but in terms of quantity of pedals vs any other delay device nothing is as flexible, and then there's a 14 second looper that sounds good in it's slow mode which doubles the time to 28 seconds.
Features
16 presets that have various different themes, some include modulation like the Memory Man emulation. It's great but my old Memory Man was so dirty recording engineers used to argue about recording with it until they couldn't come close with their digital delays. The DL4 is a bit to clean to match the Memory Man but it gets the idea and in spirit and since much of the enjoyment comes from the vibe of the unit you select that's plenty good to me. The reverse echo, done in realtime is a thing of beauty if you enjoy that kind of effect (I do) and the analog Echoplex is very close. More important though is the ability to tweak and personalize, just like you would in any pedal. You also get three areas to store your favorites. One major down side is changing a model and not changing your new, cool patch means it's gone. Another is there's no hands free way of turning off the unit. I tend to have a clean setting stored for that purpose and just saving what I'm using otherwise. It's like the old synths from the '70s, you have to write down your patches, the good news, there's only 6 knob locations to note and the tap tempo. Some people have written off the tempo but it's like having the most physcially accurate way of matching your echo to a beat or setting a groove - in itself this is a very powerful tool.
Quality
The unit is solidly built with thick metal. The switches are made to be hit although, honestly, nothing is made to be abused. Don't kick it around jump on top of the switches or other foolishness and you'll be ok. Just think of the originals - if you looked at an echoplex funny the tape would snap. :)
Value
If you like delays and want a taste of the vintage you can't do much better. I'm sure there are individual effects that cost as much or more that may do their sound better, but much of modeling is a "what if?" based sound whereas all other designs are based on reaching specific results. That means that although initally it seems the emulation is a fixed thing, it is also able to do much of what the original units could plus a bit more, so we aren't talking religious attention to detail, just to getting it to sound right and make useful sounds when you start programming our favorites. And because modeling asks "what if" that gets applied to ideas that don't exist and may never in the traditional sense.
Manufacturer Support
The few times I had questions I got quick answers that were helpful and correct.
The Wow Factor
The whole "sex appeal" applied to a chunk of computer parts and metal doesn't work for me. In terms of what kind of use, it's a big rating, again, great sounds from the past to the future all in a reasonably small box. That's appealing in a lot of ways but it's not gonna make up for you, your girl and the right mood, place and time. On the other hand the DL4 won't complain if not used for a day or two.

Musical Style:

all types of rock, jazz fusion with the emphisis on fusion, avant garde/experimental
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Submitted January 3, 2006 by a customer from gmail.com

"I'll keep it."

Overall: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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The novelty seems to have started wearing off. I'll keep it around though. Voice effects are fun to mess with. I think this thing is just marvellous for what it does. If it were stolen or lost i'd certainly buy a new one, to avoid a red-ass beat down from my cousin.
Sound
The sound quality is crystal clear, though tracks with distortion too heavy tend to cut out. Oh well. It's probably just my crap amp. The loop sampler is sweet and all, but i think it'd be handier if you could record for longer, then solo for longer. Guess what! It doesn't just stop at guitars. Nope, i plugged my band's mic into it, and did some amazing echo work with vocals. It's a very useful gismo to have handy, even if it is substantially more expensive than my amp.
Features
It has a lot of features. Lots of 'em. They're <b>very</b> confusing to use, provided i never got a manual with it. That's a letdown. However, the loop sampler is a great amount of fun to experiment with, as well as the sweep echo. This pedal keeps me amused for hours on end. And it's gig-worthy.
Quality
Built like a truck, looks like a...well...stomp box, really. I just love the <font color="lime" face="comic sans ms">green</font> chassis. It suits it quite nicely. And that happens to be a <u>very</u> nice hue. It hasn't broken on me yet, and i've forgotten to turn it off overnight. Because i'm just that stupid.
Value
Considering i got it free, i guess you could say i'm getting my money's worth. Hah. But it is quite expensive for those who purchase it.
Manufacturer Support
I have not dealt with Line6
The Wow Factor
Generally. Just wonderful. It's quite the sound, quite the style, and a wonderful addition to my rig.

Musical Background:

Active Musician

Musical Style:

Progressive Metal, Shred, Classical, Blues, Country, Speed Metal, Thrash Metal
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Submitted November 15, 2006 by a customer from comcast.net

"Still flawless 4 years later..."

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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This thing has made me into a delay nut. I wasn't sure but bought it from a friend who was moving to Europe. I love it and would shell out retail to get another one if this one gave up or gets wrecked. My favorite aspect is the Loop sampler, I may still get a Boss loop station, but for the price, and the features, the looper on the DL4 can't be beat, and it's only a small part of the whole versatile package.
Sound
This is the ultimate delay toybox in one unit. A must for experimental/open minded musicians. The Loop Sampler feature is worth a third of the price alone! It can be used to create walls of repetition or you can loop a rythym then play a second part over the top to practice or hash out ideas. I've had my DL4 for about 4 years now and it's never taken a dump on me when I needed it to perform! Many people complain about Line6's durability but I have no concerns. Just keep your Line6 gear dry and in a safe case. I keep mine, with it's power supply, in a cheap, foam filled plastic gun case. it's water resistant and crush proof. These Line 6 boxes are not built like the venerable Boss bricks of yesteryear. It's newer, digital gear which requires a little more care. All of the delays sound true and clean and I have had no problems with excess noise or hum. You could easily invest several thousand bucks, trying to add new fx to your loop, or you could drop the cash for the DL4! The sounds are, duh, digital emulations of famous delays, so don't expect a true, warm organic analog sound on all of the presets, though most sound pretty darn cool.
Features
Line 6 would do well to re-design their DL4 and instead of knobs they should use a scroling backlit LCD display like on some of their pricier multi effects units. This product has been out quite a long while, they should do an updated version...smaller, slightly more durable with actual pedals instead of small, easy to miss switches. The AC adaptor (sold seperate?) is needed, unless you love paying for large, costly batteries... The Line 6 power supply isn't too expensive and works with all the stompboxes, a NEEDED accessory, otherwise you are ready to go. All of the delays are useful, if you're creative and willing to turn knobs! I can't remember ever gigging with this in a regular "band", but I've used it extensively to crate soundscapes and layers behind vocals, samplers and keyboards. Aside from the great settings and the loop sampler, it's purely fun to make noise and see what kind of repetitive walls of sound you can create. Be kind to your pets if you own any and turn your volume down or play somewhere soundproofed, as animals really hate this thing's more severe sounds.
Ease of Use
Plug into and out of it, attach power supply to wall or power strip and BAM! you are playing with some killer delays. I put a cheap phaser and a flange behind it and got some very "talky" vocal tones from it.The manual offers some clear advice but it's more fun to learn what things do on your own. Sounds great with bass too...
Quality
My personal DL4 has the appearance of a large aluminum doorstop and I have never had ANY probems with it, 4 years in. If I were to gig actively with it, I would buy a second unti, keep it in the box, in my trunk in case I needed it if it were crucial to my music style. The green paintjob is sweet and has yet to chip or flake though I have seen others DL4s painted over or paintjobs cracked. Take care of your DL4 and it will serve you well, avoid spilled beer and excessive heat or cold or moisture and don't drop it, that simple!
Value
Hard to tell, there is no other box out there, still! that can do what this box does, so yes, in a way it's worth it. It's worth it to me becasue it is so much fun and i am always discovering new stuff to use it with.
Manufacturer Support
I called Line6 on behalf of a friend who is an all tube "digital hater" kind of guy. They filled me in on the manufacturing process and gave me a basic rundown of what its guts are all about. They were pleasant and knowledgeable, but they didn't offer me anything cool like stickers, hats or catalogs. I wish they would have sent me some schwag.
The Wow Factor
It should be a no brainer for any noise artist or experimental musician who does not comply with "the rules" of music. I am drawn to the mildly metal flake hulk green paintjob and who can keep their hands off of several knobs and switches. technically, though it's been out for a relatively long time, it still blows me away and is as an essential part of my day as my iPod and my pocket knife.

Musical Background:

active musician and hobbyist

Musical Style:

Hardcore, metal, punk, experimental, ambient, dance
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Submitted January 5, 2005 by a customer from gmail.com

Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler Customer Review

Overall: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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I don't think I need any more delay effects, and I just have the one. I'll get the expression pedal, though.
Sound
it can do ANYTHING and sounds great even when it's off.
Features
I love the idea of an expression pedal for delay. What an awesome concept, now I can make my guitar freak out AND play at the same time!
Quality
I got it used and it's in great shape. I don't think it's going to get messed up too easily, I've seen lots of touring bands use them.
Value
I bought it used because they're damned expensive.
Manufacturer Support
I haven't had any dealings with Line6 at all.
The Wow Factor
I absolutely had to have one. I NEEDED it.

Musical Background:

I have a band, but we don't have any records or anything.

Musical Style:

weird rock
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Submitted February 9, 2016 by Alfonso Vargas in San Diego, CA

"Awesome and Versatile guitar!"

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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I play in multiple bands with multiple genres and I have to say that this guitar can seriously introduce some great sounds to every single on of them. I play with a 410 Fender Hotrod Deville for an amp and When you turn the treble down on the amp, The Crunch on the distortion is great for heavy post-Hardcore breakdowns. But thicker Nickle strings and it sounds amazing. I use it for a light bar jazz style band as well. Never been happier with the tones for both rhythm and soloing. It sounds amazing if you like looping and adding effects. I will forever create envy in those who don't own this guitar.

Musical Background:

Playing guitar for 10 years touring for two.

Musical Style:

Pop-Rock, Hardcore, Beatdown, Post-Hardcore, Latin, Pop-Punk, Punk, Jazz, Bar Band, Indie, Shoe Gazing
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Submitted October 8, 2021 by a customer from gmail.com

"Beware of DL4's major Fail potential"

Overall: 2 out of 5 stars
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I bought this Line 6 product a couple years ago. I loved the sound then just a few days out of warranty it would not power up and has not since. I researched this phenomenon and found many users who had the same experience. Apparently a component on the circuit board has a history of going bad...so there you go. Very disappointed. So if you decide to get this unit be sure and buy an EXTENDED WARRANTY!!
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Submitted November 21, 2006 by a customer from cfl.rr.com

"Bought it, love it, but have a back up plan."

Overall: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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If you need more than one type of delay, get one. I play in a three piece and on various church teams. I need versatility and got it in the DL4. I also run my modulation effects though my effects loop in a high gain amp. Any noise is a big problem. The DL4 sounds great.
Sound
Sounds great. Most models are very usable and the true bypass sounds great in my effects loop.
Features
Love having 3 presets and a tap tempo. I can set-up three models use them all night tapping in the tempo I need for various songs. I don't use the looper.
Ease of Use
You'll need to memorize what knobs do what for each of the models you use. Or you'll spend time figuring it out in between sets. However for the versatility, it is worth having to know a little about your gear.
Quality
I read lots of people having problems with their DL4. I bought one anyway. I love it and grew dependent on it for some great sounds. Then mine broke. I got it fixed under warranty, see Support. I used my Boss DD5 as a backup, but really missed having other models and three presets.
Value
I'd like to see better reliablity for $250. I think the DL4 is really worth $150. But I bought one and I recommend it.
Manufacturer Support
Line6 was outstanding. I took my DL4 to Wells Electronics in Orlando FL. He kept it for 2.5 months then told me to come get it, it was still broke. Line6 extended my warranty and gave me several options. I took it to Hendrix Sound in Central Florida who fixed it in 3 days. So, Peter Wells from Wells Electroncis - Bad ... Brian Hendrix from Hendrix Sound - Good. Whatever you do, don't go to Wells Electronics.
The Wow Factor
Too big on my pedal board. But I have a small board that fits in a computer bag.

Musical Background:

Professional for over 25 years

Musical Style:

Whatever ... variations from classic rock
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Submitted August 8, 2008

"Never Need Another Pedal!"

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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This gives you every sound your looking for. I got it for the loop sampler, but I've also fallen in love with the effects. If you watch professional musicians performing, there are so many that use this Dl4. Some artists are Howie Day, John Mayer, Bill Frisell, etc. This item is not that expensive either, so overall this the best pedal you could buy.
Sound
The sound is just incredible. You can have just about any type of sound your looking for.
Features
The loop sampler is probably one of the best things about the Dl4. It is so easy to work, and it sounds great.
Ease of Use
The hardest thing with the Dl4 is the manual isn't very clear on how to work certain functions. It took me awhile to figure them out. They should have made it easier to follow.
Quality
This product can take a lot of "on the road" banging. It is very well made.
Value
The Dl4 is worth everything you are paying for it. It is not that expensive, and yet has almost everything you could dream of. If I never bought another pedal after this one, I would be happy as clams.
Manufacturer Support
I have needed the support. The one I got had a loop sampler problem that was just a bad cookie. They said every once in a while someone gets that one, but the support was very easier to work with and they refered me to a repair shop where I could use my warranty.
The Wow Factor
The look of the Dl4 is kind of cool to me. It stands out from others in appearance. When I see someone's pedalboard and it has the Dl4, that is the first one I see because it is so cool.

Musical Background:

Active Musician

Musical Style:

Rock, Alternative, Jazz, Blues, and a little Country
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Submitted March 10, 2005

"Line 6 DL4 delay modeler"

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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As it says the best
Sound
The best delay in the modern world
Features
Brilliant features really easy to follow
Quality
Homemade american delay MMMHHH !!
Value
Quite expensive but it is damn sturdy !!
Manufacturer Support
I have never had to contact line 6 for any reason.
The Wow Factor
OOOOHHHH yeh it has a nice body.

Musical Background:

Guitarist ( Active musician)

Musical Style:

Rock / Funk
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