Only just seen this, but I’m so grateful, as I’ve discovered so many new layers to using my DD-3. Really enjoyed going through the settings and having Great Fun, which is what it’s all about.Thank You. 🎸
I'm happy that you're finding this video helpful and that you're having great fun. It would be lovely to hear your results with these techniques or if you're coming out with something new. Have a great day and stay safe!
Good video, came for the automatic double tracking (dual mono amp) effect, but others useful also. The early reflections effect was much like slapback delay, great with a Telecaster. Both combined would be interesting.
Hi, well I consider the early reflection similar to the slapback too. It's really great if you put it before a reverb or a fast tremolo. Thanks for stopping by.
I just got one if these for free someone had plugged into the wrong adapter had to do the old D9 removal trick but it's working great cept no battery till I get a new diode
Hey DragonDestroyer88, even if the current draw is really low (around 60mA I think) I don't use and don't suggest to use the battery with complex effects. I personally use battery only on simple fuzz and wah and only if I have to. but since you got it for free and you have to work on it why don't you try to mod. In my knowledge, there's a wampler echo mod and an analogman high cut mod but you can do a little research and try the one that suits you.
I was actually gonna look into what mods people do to these, your right I'm not in a hurry to fix the battery problem I use a daisy chain on a pedalboard so it's not an issue
I just bought a dd3 boss ... when the adapter is connected to the mains ... why does the pedal immediately turn on? I have a boss ch1 not like that .. is it really like that dd3 boss? thanks
Hi Mj Canosa, No my DD3 doesn't do it but I have other Boss pedal (CS2, DSD2) that does exactly what you describe, so I don't think it's uncommon. Have a great day and stay safe!
@@jaimeeugeniomunoz8323 As far as I understand there is a "turning point" in the boss history when the pedals stopped to do that. Recently bought an old DM3 and it does the same. Have a great day and stay safe!
Hi, I'm looking to get a poor man's Pat Metheny style delay. I've heard that he sets two different delay times of 13ms and 26ms and sends them through 3 amps. Do you think you could accomplish that kind of sound with the DD3? Also do you have to run the signal to two separate amps, or can you send the wet or dry signal to an extension cabinet? Thanks for any advice.
Hi, I've made a little bit of research about it and I've discovered that Metheny uses two Lexicon Prime Time. Those delays are very famous because they add a little bit of saturation and pitch bending to the delayed signal. If you have a daw like Logic, Ableton etc, you can check the plugin call Primal Tap by Soundtoys (you can do the trial for free) to have an idea of the behaviour of the unit. Now the first thing I see is that the two delays have a little small tempo (13ms and 26ms) and used in that way, let's say 13ms on the right and 26 on the left with a dry centred signal, it will create a sort of widening effect called HAAS Effect. (you can search into my channel I have a video that shows how it works. If you add the HAAS effect to the pitching that the Prime Time usually adds (between 5 to 10 cents) what I hear is an effect that it's very similar to a chorus. So now that we know what we're dealing with I can give you a straight answer to your questions. "Do you think you could accomplish that kind of sound with the DD3?" Yes, but I wouldn't. Let me explain. The DD3 will provide you with the delay you need and being a digital unit, its repetitions are very faithful copies of the original signal. So respect to the Prime Time, this delay will need a kind of saturation and a pitching shifting unit. Everything X2. So I would do this signal chain: GTR - Ep Booster - DD3 (first one set to 13ms) - DD3 (second one set to 26ms) - Tc Electronic Brainwaves (for the detune) The result would be pretty convincing but it's a super complicated setup that will require 3 amps and definitely it's not a "poor man's" solution. This led to your next question "can you send the wet or dry signal to an extension cabinet?" The short answer is No. The outputs of the pedals (not only the DD3) must be amplified because they carry only the power necessary to manipulate the signal and not the one necessary to move a speaker. In the end, if you already have a DD3 I would use a setting around 26ms, mix knob at the centre and tweak the feedback until you'll hear it will start to generate harmonics. If you don't have the DD3 I would go for a chorus. For that sound, my pick would be a Boss CE2B (yes, it's for bass but it's great for jazz guitar tones and it has a very handy mix knob), an Ibanez DCL, DC10 or BC10 (are basically the same pedal very subtle perfect for your goal). Generally, look for a chorus that is subtle and not invasive. Hope this helps. have a great day and let me know what are your progress.
@@JulianDoe God that's such an amazingly detailed reply and so prompt, thank you! I don't want to use a chorus effect - that's one of the things about his sound that is so great is that he spreads the chorus around, not just from the same speaker, so I'm going with your suggestion and I'll use the DD3 for some ambience. That was so helpful you've answered questions that I've been struggling with for weeks! It makes me think I should help you so while I don't know anything about technology (I'm a guitar and amp kind of guy) I have actually played professionally for around 30 years so if there was anything you think I could help with please don't hesitate to ask!
@Pigsyj Lol I after I wrote the reply I was thinking: I've bored this guy to death! But I've also was expecting a "no chorus" reply since Metheny is famous to hate that effect. I understand his point of view because a chorus box will never give you the same experience of standing between three amp. On the other side if we have to choose a "poor man's" alternative we should choose a compromise. that's why I've suggested you subtle choruses. So, thinking of an alternative solution I came across the Akai Headrush E2. It's an old cool pedal, quite under the radar so relatively cheap. It does tape simulation and it has a different output for each "virtual" head (four in total). This allows the delay sounds and the direct sound to sound separate and you have the possibility to connect 5 amplifiers to it. So you can set the main delay to 13ms and tweak the delay gap to have one head near the 26ms. In this way, you can highly reduce the cost having only one delay unit and avoid the saturation since the tape simulation. The problem is that you have to use 3 amps. As I told you, you can't use only a cabinet. What you can do is to use small transistor amp to do the delay reducing in this way the cost. One solution can be to use a pedal like the Boss LS2 to mix the tree signals into one and use only one amplifier. But now you're back into a territory where you have a chorus effect without the benefits of the immersive experience of having the sound come from three sources but more complicated, heavy, more expensive and that requires more maintenance than a chorus. In the end the headrush is the best solution I cam across but basically what you need is a double delay with independent delay time, direct out and that has a min delay time of 13ms. I'm really curious to see how it goes so keep me updated.
@@JulianDoe Now I've got more to think about! I do have 2 quality amps - a Trace Elliot Velocette and an AER acoustic 60 amp, but I would like options for 1 amp - I'll have to read all that you've written again and think about it. Thanks again.
yes I've always combined digital and analog delays. currently I'm using the Way Huge Aqua Puss + Boss DSD2 on one board, and EQD disaster transport+dispatch master on another.
@@JulianDoethank you for your reply, iam just trying to learn how to use my Boss ME80 and maybe try to match a little bit the sound of Limpbizkit's Hotdog,It wil be ok and My way then for Incubus warmth, nice to know you and verse section in pardon, and lastly POD youth of the nation.
@@guitarhub90 to my ears the settings of all the songs you posted (except nice to know you)it's a dotted eight delay. I think the ME80 has that setting but if you want I've made a video that explains it. It's called "How to Create U2 - The Edge Delay Sound - 1/8 Dotted Eight like Boss DD-3 & EQD Disaster Transport" th-cam.com/video/NhqIAknjHtI/w-d-xo.html For nice to know you, you can have that pulsing effect putting a phaser after a standard 1/8 delay. Dotted eight is a very common delay effect most notably uses are Pink Floyd's run like hell or U2 where the streets have no name.
@@guitarhub90 you're welcome. yes, I'm planning to release a lot of video test of the pedals that I've collected and some tip and tricks on how to use it. I like to help people to find their own sound. If you like what I do subscribe to my channel and if you wanna be notified click on the notification bell. And one of these 👍 is always welcome. Have a nice day!
Such a nice content, can I ask you something? Do we need to use double amp all the time for delay dd3? Cause I find it sometimes it ruins my guitar sound when I uss only one amp, please gimme some advice 🙏
Hi, well despite being "digital" the DD3 has a lot of character so it's completely normal that the signal is not perfectly clean. To improve the signal of the direct out you can try to use a buffer between the delay and the amp. You don't have to use double amp all the time but only if you want some kind of effect or if you want to have a system dry/wet. Building a rig is not a science, is an art and it requires a lot of experiments to find what solution suits you. I hope that my videos inspired you and other guys to try something different. Actually, I was thinking to make a similar video on the ts9/ts808. what do you think about it?
@@JulianDoe I don't know man, or maybe it's because of my playing, I play blues, and wanted a dry sound but have only a little reverb to enhance my sound, but sometimes when I use delay with one amp, it just sound doesn't fit, but anyway thanks for your advice man😁
@@JulianDoe yeah man, you should make more content, I mean there's a lotta guitar player who doesn't know how to use the ir rig appropriately, beside that, I like your content, because it's clear, and don't contain too many talking, it straight to the point
@@agungadi8647 many blues player use the wet/dry or even a wet/dry/wet system to keep their dry sound intact and the modulations on the other amps. Happy to help.
@@agungadi8647 yes I love the pedal show and content like that but do the same in my videos doesn't make sense to me. I'm still trying to find a format that is good and trying to improve with every video. thanks for the suggestion. If you like what I do consider to subscribe so you'll know when I'll post a new video and it really helps me to make better content. If you have any question don't be afraid to ask, I'll be happy to help.
@@JulianDoe reference to delay pedals, boss really nailed the algorithms. Analog algorithms can be up or down. This pedal is a tank and will last forever.
Only some settings require 2 amps to work. For all the others you can use one amp. If you do not have two amps you can use a mixer or a pedal to mix the two signals in mono (like the Boss LS-2). Have a great day and stay safe!
Thanks a lot for sharing !! which one would you use for a high gain lead sound. My setting is close to your "rythm enhancer" but I'm struggling to find something pleasing and a bit deeper.
Mostly it depends on your taste. For the high gain, I usually like the delay after the reverb and before the chorus. Settings on 800ms everything at 10 o'clock
Yes I can make a video about it if you want. Only need some time to test it, make the script, film and publishing it. the usual stuff... lol let me know if you want something specific.
@@SamuraiBud never had tone "sucking" in pedalboard. I had an old one and I don't know if the buffer (the main guilty of tone sucking) has changed over the years.
Hi, thanks for sharing your experience. I'm sorry that you had problems with the DD3. During the years, I've used dozens of different DD3 and Boss Delays, for me or for pedalboards I've built for friends, and I've never had a problem with it.
Hi, I'm glad you didn't like it cause now I know what I have to improve. Thank you so much. On the other hand, I invite you to watch closer the video. You will see that on the screen there are written all the connection I've made (amp, guitar and when there's nothing it's a standard connection) and I've placed a red line on the knob that correspond to the settings that you can use on your own DD3 to recreate the same sound. Do you have any suggestion on what I have to describe precisely?
Lol , If you can see to leave a comment then surely you can see the screen display settings ? BTW this is as straight forward as you can get So I'mma giving you a big 👍 on you taking time to do this video Without out a bunch of Blah Blah Blah.
Excellent! This was the first pedal I ever bought in 1995. Still on my board
Yes it's a great pedal. Simple and worth every penny
Only just seen this, but I’m so grateful, as I’ve discovered so many new layers to using my DD-3. Really enjoyed going through the settings and having Great Fun, which is what it’s all about.Thank You. 🎸
I'm happy that you're finding this video helpful and that you're having great fun. It would be lovely to hear your results with these techniques or if you're coming out with something new. Have a great day and stay safe!
I can’t wait to try these later. Thanks so much for the inspiration
Have fun!
Good video, came for the automatic double tracking (dual mono amp) effect, but others useful also. The early reflections effect was much like slapback delay, great with a Telecaster. Both combined would be interesting.
Hi, well I consider the early reflection similar to the slapback too. It's really great if you put it before a reverb or a fast tremolo. Thanks for stopping by.
I set mine pretty bang on to your "rhythm enhancer" setting :)
That's a great sound!
I alway come back to this video to check the settings!!! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
congrats. very clear video. I've discovered useful ways and now I can't decide which one is better
Thank you.
Best video!❤
Thanks 😁
Nice playing ❤
Thanks ✌️
Thanks for make this video! Really helpful :)
I'm happy that you've found it helpful. It's my main goal when I make this kind of video. Thanks for watching and for the comment. Have a nice day!
super recipe video, my DD3 is a made in Japan eighties model, best effect buddy.
Very cool!
I just got one if these for free someone had plugged into the wrong adapter had to do the old D9 removal trick but it's working great cept no battery till I get a new diode
Hey DragonDestroyer88, even if the current draw is really low (around 60mA I think) I don't use and don't suggest to use the battery with complex effects. I personally use battery only on simple fuzz and wah and only if I have to. but since you got it for free and you have to work on it why don't you try to mod. In my knowledge, there's a wampler echo mod and an analogman high cut mod but you can do a little research and try the one that suits you.
I was actually gonna look into what mods people do to these, your right I'm not in a hurry to fix the battery problem I use a daisy chain on a pedalboard so it's not an issue
@@dabman9688 well I remember that old ones are more suitable to be mod. check analogman I think he has an article on modding these pedals
I just bought a dd3 boss ... when the adapter is connected to the mains ... why does the pedal immediately turn on? I have a boss ch1 not like that .. is it really like that dd3 boss? thanks
Very useful, thank you very very much!! I'm enjoying the settings right now with my japanese dd3. kisskiss
Thanks!!!
Great vid
Thank you so much!
thanks dude 😎
No problem 👍
Can i ask question? if it is normal to boss dd3 that it always turn on when i plug it on my psu even i turn it of it when i unplug it?
Hi Mj Canosa, No my DD3 doesn't do it but I have other Boss pedal (CS2, DSD2) that does exactly what you describe, so I don't think it's uncommon. Have a great day and stay safe!
I used to have a dd3 and it always did it... now I have a dd7 and that never happens :) but it's common in some Boss pedals
@@jaimeeugeniomunoz8323 As far as I understand there is a "turning point" in the boss history when the pedals stopped to do that. Recently bought an old DM3 and it does the same. Have a great day and stay safe!
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Hi, I'm looking to get a poor man's Pat Metheny style delay. I've heard that he sets two different delay times of 13ms and 26ms and sends them through 3 amps. Do you think you could accomplish that kind of sound with the DD3? Also do you have to run the signal to two separate amps, or can you send the wet or dry signal to an extension cabinet? Thanks for any advice.
Hi, I've made a little bit of research about it and I've discovered that Metheny uses two Lexicon Prime Time. Those delays are very famous because they add a little bit of saturation and pitch bending to the delayed signal. If you have a daw like Logic, Ableton etc, you can check the plugin call Primal Tap by Soundtoys (you can do the trial for free) to have an idea of the behaviour of the unit. Now the first thing I see is that the two delays have a little small tempo (13ms and 26ms) and used in that way, let's say 13ms on the right and 26 on the left with a dry centred signal, it will create a sort of widening effect called HAAS Effect. (you can search into my channel I have a video that shows how it works. If you add the HAAS effect to the pitching that the Prime Time usually adds (between 5 to 10 cents) what I hear is an effect that it's very similar to a chorus. So now that we know what we're dealing with I can give you a straight answer to your questions. "Do you think you could accomplish that kind of sound with the DD3?" Yes, but I wouldn't. Let me explain. The DD3 will provide you with the delay you need and being a digital unit, its repetitions are very faithful copies of the original signal. So respect to the Prime Time, this delay will need a kind of saturation and a pitching shifting unit. Everything X2. So I would do this signal chain: GTR - Ep Booster - DD3 (first one set to 13ms) - DD3 (second one set to 26ms) - Tc Electronic Brainwaves (for the detune) The result would be pretty convincing but it's a super complicated setup that will require 3 amps and definitely it's not a "poor man's" solution. This led to your next question "can you send the wet or dry signal to an extension cabinet?" The short answer is No. The outputs of the pedals (not only the DD3) must be amplified because they carry only the power necessary to manipulate the signal and not the one necessary to move a speaker. In the end, if you already have a DD3 I would use a setting around 26ms, mix knob at the centre and tweak the feedback until you'll hear it will start to generate harmonics. If you don't have the DD3 I would go for a chorus. For that sound, my pick would be a Boss CE2B (yes, it's for bass but it's great for jazz guitar tones and it has a very handy mix knob), an Ibanez DCL, DC10 or BC10 (are basically the same pedal very subtle perfect for your goal). Generally, look for a chorus that is subtle and not invasive. Hope this helps. have a great day and let me know what are your progress.
@@JulianDoe God that's such an amazingly detailed reply and so prompt, thank you! I don't want to use a chorus effect - that's one of the things about his sound that is so great is that he spreads the chorus around, not just from the same speaker, so I'm going with your suggestion and I'll use the DD3 for some ambience. That was so helpful you've answered questions that I've been struggling with for weeks! It makes me think I should help you so while I don't know anything about technology (I'm a guitar and amp kind of guy) I have actually played professionally for around 30 years so if there was anything you think I could help with please don't hesitate to ask!
@Pigsyj Lol I after I wrote the reply I was thinking: I've bored this guy to death! But I've also was expecting a "no chorus" reply since Metheny is famous to hate that effect. I understand his point of view because a chorus box will never give you the same experience of standing between three amp. On the other side if we have to choose a "poor man's" alternative we should choose a compromise. that's why I've suggested you subtle choruses. So, thinking of an alternative solution I came across the Akai Headrush E2. It's an old cool pedal, quite under the radar so relatively cheap. It does tape simulation and it has a different output for each "virtual" head (four in total). This allows the delay sounds and the direct sound to sound separate and you have the possibility to connect 5 amplifiers to it. So you can set the main delay to 13ms and tweak the delay gap to have one head near the 26ms. In this way, you can highly reduce the cost having only one delay unit and avoid the saturation since the tape simulation. The problem is that you have to use 3 amps. As I told you, you can't use only a cabinet. What you can do is to use small transistor amp to do the delay reducing in this way the cost. One solution can be to use a pedal like the Boss LS2 to mix the tree signals into one and use only one amplifier. But now you're back into a territory where you have a chorus effect without the benefits of the immersive experience of having the sound come from three sources but more complicated, heavy, more expensive and that requires more maintenance than a chorus. In the end the headrush is the best solution I cam across but basically what you need is a double delay with independent delay time, direct out and that has a min delay time of 13ms. I'm really curious to see how it goes so keep me updated.
@@pigsyj5008 youtube doesn't like links in the comment so check the description there's a link to the Akai's manual
@@JulianDoe Now I've got more to think about! I do have 2 quality amps - a Trace Elliot Velocette and an AER acoustic 60 amp, but I would like options for 1 amp - I'll have to read all that you've written again and think about it. Thanks again.
does some of the great guitar players like eric johnson, steve vai, u2
Digital delays, so romantic. Analog delays , so rocks. Both , together as one , with 5 effects added ,equal dd8 boss !!!!
yes I've always combined digital and analog delays. currently I'm using the Way Huge Aqua Puss + Boss DSD2 on one board, and EQD disaster transport+dispatch master on another.
Thanks,, its help
Thank you, ArdiNugroho! I'm really happy that it helps you. Have a great day!
How about the delay settings that Limp bizkit, incubus or P.O.D are using. Do you have any idea?
Yeah, that's interesting. Can you make an example with a song, please?
@@JulianDoethank you for your reply, iam just trying to learn how to use my Boss ME80 and maybe try to match a little bit the sound of Limpbizkit's Hotdog,It wil be ok and My way then for Incubus warmth, nice to know you and verse section in pardon, and lastly POD youth of the nation.
@@guitarhub90 to my ears the settings of all the songs you posted (except nice to know you)it's a dotted eight delay. I think the ME80 has that setting but if you want I've made a video that explains it. It's called "How to Create U2 - The Edge Delay Sound - 1/8 Dotted Eight like Boss DD-3 & EQD Disaster Transport" th-cam.com/video/NhqIAknjHtI/w-d-xo.html For nice to know you, you can have that pulsing effect putting a phaser after a standard 1/8 delay. Dotted eight is a very common delay effect most notably uses are Pink Floyd's run like hell or U2 where the streets have no name.
@@JulianDoe many thanks for your kind reply.. i do hope you will make more videos for us to watch and learn..
@@guitarhub90 you're welcome. yes, I'm planning to release a lot of video test of the pedals that I've collected and some tip and tricks on how to use it. I like to help people to find their own sound. If you like what I do subscribe to my channel and if you wanna be notified click on the notification bell. And one of these 👍 is always welcome. Have a nice day!
Such a nice content, can I ask you something? Do we need to use double amp all the time for delay dd3? Cause I find it sometimes it ruins my guitar sound when I uss only one amp, please gimme some advice 🙏
Hi, well despite being "digital" the DD3 has a lot of character so it's completely normal that the signal is not perfectly clean. To improve the signal of the direct out you can try to use a buffer between the delay and the amp. You don't have to use double amp all the time but only if you want some kind of effect or if you want to have a system dry/wet. Building a rig is not a science, is an art and it requires a lot of experiments to find what solution suits you. I hope that my videos inspired you and other guys to try something different. Actually, I was thinking to make a similar video on the ts9/ts808. what do you think about it?
@@JulianDoe I don't know man, or maybe it's because of my playing, I play blues, and wanted a dry sound but have only a little reverb to enhance my sound, but sometimes when I use delay with one amp, it just sound doesn't fit, but anyway thanks for your advice man😁
@@JulianDoe yeah man, you should make more content, I mean there's a lotta guitar player who doesn't know how to use the ir rig appropriately, beside that, I like your content, because it's clear, and don't contain too many talking, it straight to the point
@@agungadi8647 many blues player use the wet/dry or even a wet/dry/wet system to keep their dry sound intact and the modulations on the other amps. Happy to help.
@@agungadi8647 yes I love the pedal show and content like that but do the same in my videos doesn't make sense to me. I'm still trying to find a format that is good and trying to improve with every video. thanks for the suggestion. If you like what I do consider to subscribe so you'll know when I'll post a new video and it really helps me to make better content. If you have any question don't be afraid to ask, I'll be happy to help.
Best delay pedal ever made.
dd series is great. surely the dd3 is the best bang for the buck. dd2, dsd2, and dd5 are awesome as well
@@JulianDoe reference to delay pedals, boss really nailed the algorithms. Analog algorithms can be up or down. This pedal is a tank and will last forever.
@@dr.stevenpennym.d.3241 yes if you consider I heavily use boss pedals that are near 40 years old without any problems!
Appreciate the pre set 😉
No problem 👍
does the dd-3 have delay tails?
yes you can dial it with the feedback knob
@@JulianDoe thank you!
thank u.
You're most welcome
Do u need to use 2 amps in order for this pedal to work?
Only some settings require 2 amps to work. For all the others you can use one amp. If you do not have two amps you can use a mixer or a pedal to mix the two signals in mono (like the Boss LS-2). Have a great day and stay safe!
Julian Doe thanks man appreciate it
@@Adoptedbybatman you're welcome I'm here to help anytime
Fucking great video, kudos to you
Thank you. I'm really glad you like it!
Thanks a lot for sharing !! which one would you use for a high gain lead sound. My setting is close to your "rythm enhancer" but I'm struggling to find something pleasing and a bit deeper.
Mostly it depends on your taste. For the high gain, I usually like the delay after the reverb and before the chorus. Settings on 800ms everything at 10 o'clock
Works on a dd5?
yes, basically you can use the same settings. I have a dd5 too. I think it's the best of the dd series.
Can you setting delay + distortion + chorus for me
Yes I can make a video about it if you want. Only need some time to test it, make the script, film and publishing it. the usual stuff... lol let me know if you want something specific.
Guess I'll be the 1000th like lol
Yes, you are! Thank you so much!
You have a dd3 second hand a good condition
I want a second hand echo good condition dd3
no, I'm sorry. check Reverb!
Ok thanks
@@mohammadsikandarashrafi2891 🎸
👍🏼❤️
Thank you!
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Happy new year
Not good with distortions
Disagree. Especially with hi-gain amps the DD3 is a great choice.
Only in amp, but sucks out the tone in pelal board
@@SamuraiBud never had tone "sucking" in pedalboard. I had an old one and I don't know if the buffer (the main guilty of tone sucking) has changed over the years.
Thanks for not talking!
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This pedal IS NOT RELIABLE....MANY PROBLEMS I HAD AND MANY PEOPLE HAD.....SORRY BUT TRUE....
Hi, thanks for sharing your experience. I'm sorry that you had problems with the DD3. During the years, I've used dozens of different DD3 and Boss Delays, for me or for pedalboards I've built for friends, and I've never had a problem with it.
I’ve had my DD3 for 13 years practicing, giging and recording. Still going strong
Same. Great pedal. Been on my board for over a decade.
I’ve had mine since the ‘80s and still going strong 💪
18 years on the gigging pedal board for me. One that started my love for them all
Totally useless you didn't describe anything you just played it
Hi, I'm glad you didn't like it cause now I know what I have to improve. Thank you so much. On the other hand, I invite you to watch closer the video. You will see that on the screen there are written all the connection I've made (amp, guitar and when there's nothing it's a standard connection) and I've placed a red line on the knob that correspond to the settings that you can use on your own DD3 to recreate the same sound. Do you have any suggestion on what I have to describe precisely?
Lol , If you can see to leave a comment then surely you can see the screen display settings ?
BTW this is as straight forward as you can get
So I'mma giving you a big 👍 on you taking time to do this video
Without out a bunch of Blah Blah Blah.
@@JulianDoe it was all very self explanatory bro don't let anyone tell you otherwise lol
@@benjaminfowler4513 @Keith Clark Thank you so much for your support and your kind words.