That reverse mode sounds really cool. I have a lot of delay pedals and I've been told that the DD-5 is kind of special. Usually I'm not big on the stereotypical sterile digital delay sound but this demo sounds rather pleasant!
By far the best delay made by Boss. Sounds as good as the Japan DD3 but have the versatilty that DD3 doesn't have. I've owned many delay's pedals and that DD5 is unique with its cristal clear repeats and it doesn't sound sterile like many digital delays. I love it for the reasons i wrote. People try to find one you will not be disappointed.
Gotta get the Kill Mod by Analog.Man then. Mike hooked me up and just getting it back. Basically makes the “Reverse” come through without the dry sig. Basically, that RHCP reverse sound. Really nice. Only put me out $50 too to make it sound like a new pedal
@@jonbarwick5946 I was gonna recommend that also. Great mod. Dd5 has the best reverse delay of any pedal ever made. It's one of the best pedals ever made period. That mod is actually really easy to do I've heard. There's info on how to do it online
David Gilmour still uses two DD-2s. I use a DD-7and a DD-5 hooked up via an FS6-U for tap syncing, a Dunlop Echoplex for tape delay, and a Maxon AD9 Pro for analog BBD single/dual delay (wet/dry, I use two amps) - with a Nemesis Delay sitting in a cupboard. The Dunlop, Boss, and Maxon are small pedals and connected to my loop switcher don't take up much space. The Nemesis...without MIDI the presets have to accessed by bending down and pressing these little buttons. Not practical for live work.
Do you think a DD-5 is special enough to add if you have a DD-7 and DD-2 and DSD-2 on the board? while the DD-2 and DSD-2 are basically the same I was thinking to swap one for a DD-5 for more flavours. for analog delay I have a DM-2w.
@@robb4340 I sold my DD7. It's cool, but my Nemesis can do everything it does and more (and I'm finally learning to use it LOL) - and I got another delay to replace the DD7 anyway. The DD5 *is* kinda special. It's on my medium-sized jam/rehearsal board hooked up to a Visual Sound Tap delay V3 (the replacement), which I prefer as it has better modulation than the DD7, more subdivisions- and a tone control. It's a winner! I put it up against my old Replica Delay and it sounded just as good (I have accumulated a lot of delays because I'm old :) ) I'm considering a DSD-2 because I can get one cheap. If you're gonna sell yours put in on Reverb or eBay and, if it's cheaper than the other one I'm looking at, I'll probably buy it XD XD A good friend of mine had two DD5s, he bought my DD7 and loves the two together.
@@robb4340 This is a comprehensive demo. The hold function, combined with another stereo effect like a rotary, a stereo vibe, chorus, phaser, tremolo (whatever you prefer, it doesn't have to be fancy) gets you a cool surround-sound, 3D effect. Even without another pedal, that function is super-cool. The first two repeats go around in a panned loop. Sweeet (if you're using two amps or DI-ing in stereo, ofc) th-cam.com/video/3TzJAJxDS50/w-d-xo.html
@@robb4340 The DD5 is a less "sterile" digital delay than the DD7. It might go well with your DD2/DSD2 and DM-2w. I always have one digital and one analog delay on a board. If I had to pick from the small-format Boss range, I'd probably go with a DD7 or DD5 and a DM-2W. Hope that helps.
And you should've kept your titimeline. I mean, don't get me wrong I have a dd5 on my board as well. But you get one for like 100 bucks and the timeline is like 400 to 500
As a DD5 owner who is looking to sell it to buy a Timeline, can you tell me what why you went that direction? What was the Timeline missing? Thanks for any help!
Hey Neil, thanks for watching! I'll admit the title may have been oversimplifying. The Timeline can't match the DD-5's ducking delay sound. The dd-5 is a classic, the timeline can only mimic that. If you can, I'd get both!
@@saucybaka4439 lol that's harsh. But I agree the dd5 is killer. I would take it over a strymon all day. Every strymon delay I've ever tried is so grainy and makes your tone sound overly and obviously processed.
That reverse mode sounds really cool. I have a lot of delay pedals and I've been told that the DD-5 is kind of special. Usually I'm not big on the stereotypical sterile digital delay sound but this demo sounds rather pleasant!
thats an awesome delay. a did a little mod in it and incorporated the tap tempo within it. can still use it with foot switch. i love it.
Nice playing. I have one too and I really like it.
By far the best delay made by Boss. Sounds as good as the Japan DD3 but have the versatilty that DD3 doesn't have. I've owned many delay's pedals and that DD5 is unique with its cristal clear repeats and it doesn't sound sterile like many digital delays. I love it for the reasons i wrote. People try to find one you will not be disappointed.
Amazing!
Just bought one of these at my local music shop for $75 :D
That reverse sound is special. Have you trued the dd7?
nice editing
I got this pedal just for the reverse effect lol
I use it only to do random stutters/glitches lol xD
Gotta get the Kill Mod by Analog.Man then. Mike hooked me up and just getting it back. Basically makes the “Reverse” come through without the dry sig. Basically, that RHCP reverse sound. Really nice. Only put me out $50 too to make it sound like a new pedal
@@jonbarwick5946 I was gonna recommend that also. Great mod. Dd5 has the best reverse delay of any pedal ever made. It's one of the best pedals ever made period. That mod is actually really easy to do I've heard. There's info on how to do it online
Let's be honest everyone has after Nigel Hendroff.....
Dime the effect level on the reverse. Trust me..
Very cool!! I have an old DD-2 and love it
dd-2 is the best analog repeats as well
Because dd-2 is killer..
great, I have El Capistan and this DD-5 and I don't need more delays! Great all time Digital Delay and never dies! HEy you don't use his tap tempo?
Thanks for watching man! I do use a tap, but for the purpose of this video it was not connected.
I have this pedal, but I dont remember, does it have loop effect to record?
LA L technically it does, but the length is unbelievably short, only about 2 seconds
nice intro dude
Just got one. It's amazing. I had a t rex replica. I think this is a lot better.
David Gilmour still uses two DD-2s. I use a DD-7and a DD-5 hooked up via an FS6-U for tap syncing, a Dunlop Echoplex for tape delay, and a Maxon AD9 Pro for analog BBD single/dual delay (wet/dry, I use two amps) - with a Nemesis Delay sitting in a cupboard.
The Dunlop, Boss, and Maxon are small pedals and connected to my loop switcher don't take up much space. The Nemesis...without MIDI the presets have to accessed by bending down and pressing these little buttons. Not practical for live work.
Do you think a DD-5 is special enough to add if you have a DD-7 and DD-2 and DSD-2 on the board? while the DD-2 and DSD-2 are basically the same I was thinking to swap one for a DD-5 for more flavours. for analog delay I have a DM-2w.
@@robb4340 I sold my DD7. It's cool, but my Nemesis can do everything it does and more (and I'm finally learning to use it LOL) - and I got another delay to replace the DD7 anyway. The DD5 *is* kinda special. It's on my medium-sized jam/rehearsal board hooked up to a Visual Sound Tap delay V3 (the replacement), which I prefer as it has better modulation than the DD7, more subdivisions- and a tone control. It's a winner! I put it up against my old Replica Delay and it sounded just as good (I have accumulated a lot of delays because I'm old :) )
I'm considering a DSD-2 because I can get one cheap. If you're gonna sell yours put in on Reverb or eBay and, if it's cheaper than the other one I'm looking at, I'll probably buy it XD XD
A good friend of mine had two DD5s, he bought my DD7 and loves the two together.
@@robb4340 This is a comprehensive demo. The hold function, combined with another stereo effect like a rotary, a stereo vibe, chorus, phaser, tremolo (whatever you prefer, it doesn't have to be fancy) gets you a cool surround-sound, 3D effect. Even without another pedal, that function is super-cool. The first two repeats go around in a panned loop. Sweeet (if you're using two amps or DI-ing in stereo, ofc)
th-cam.com/video/3TzJAJxDS50/w-d-xo.html
@@robb4340 The DD5 is a less "sterile" digital delay than the DD7. It might go well with your DD2/DSD2 and DM-2w.
I always have one digital and one analog delay on a board. If I had to pick from the small-format Boss range, I'd probably go with a DD7 or DD5 and a DM-2W.
Hope that helps.
Thanks for the link, I watched it last week, cool stuff.
Have you used the boss dd500? if so any feedback?
Wes has, I haven't. I'll try and get my hands on one for a demo!
Sterile and uninspiring.
Mode 8-11 isn't going to have any effect on the time knob because 8-11 the time is only controlled by a external tap tempo pedal. Just so you know
And you should've kept your titimeline. I mean, don't get me wrong I have a dd5 on my board as well. But you get one for like 100 bucks and the timeline is like 400 to 500
@@anisopiavision736 more $$ for more dd-5's
As a DD5 owner who is looking to sell it to buy a Timeline, can you tell me what why you went that direction? What was the Timeline missing? Thanks for any help!
Hey Neil, thanks for watching! I'll admit the title may have been oversimplifying. The Timeline can't match the DD-5's ducking delay sound. The dd-5 is a classic, the timeline can only mimic that. If you can, I'd get both!
Sar dd5 kharidani hai
The reverse delay sounds like you are playing the bridge of The Blessing by Elevation. 😮
2:49 reverse mode
I sold my strymoon timeline for dd5 ohh common man it's 2021
I sold my timeline because it sucked sh*t
@@je7647 yes it sucks maybe your timeline is made in CHINA
@@soulcaliber256 my dd2 beats a timeline
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No way man.. sorry
Phillip Absolutely
@@saucybaka4439 lol that's harsh. But I agree the dd5 is killer. I would take it over a strymon all day. Every strymon delay I've ever tried is so grainy and makes your tone sound overly and obviously processed.
Boi stick with the Timeline