First! Got one last week. Holeee Moses this thing is serious value for money. The only mode I don't like is the reverb/shimmer. But all the others are killer. Being able to set precise delay times, the subdivisions, and the tone of the repeats (most important!) - all awesome. Display in ms or bpm, bonus!
Thanks for the feedback. Had a lot of fun with this pedal so far. I'm planning to do a follow up that will focus on the phrase looper and also using it with synths. Seems like a missed opportunity not to use this with an awesome synth.
Thanks for the demo. I cannot get mine to stop on certain ms times when using the knob. It skips from approximately 380ms to about 412 every time. Cannot get it to go up or down by very small increments. If anyone has any suggestions or feedback please let me know. Thanks!
I have this pedal and its really good . Im wondering can I run it with 2 separate delay settings such as a short on one side and long on the other side ?
Looking for a good quality, budget friendly (but not necessarily cheapest) pedal/multieffects unit to connect 2 identical amps for a ping pong/stereo setup. Would you recommened this unit then, or something else (like....?...)?
@@ThePedalGuy will this unit handle potential grounding and/or ohase issues when using it with two identical guitar amps for a stereo/dual setup? Or, would it be better to go with for example a Mooer GE 250?
Glad you got a good deal on the Time Force. It's a long since discontinued pedal so the disadvantage is that if it craps out, you'll be hard pressed to replace it. Whereas the Duotime is brand new.
@@chrispunsalan6700 yes you can. First change from ms to bpm with the right foot switch. Then you can set the bpm with the two time knobs. The available speed depends on the selected delay. It is very practical because you can set the right speed before the song begins.
Just got this for my 18th birthday and I am so looking forward to making awesome sounds :P
Hope you enjoy it!
@@ThePedalGuy 😊😊
good lord.... what a beautiful pedal..
Yes indeed. And there’s more to come on this pedal. Stay tuned.
First!
Got one last week. Holeee Moses this thing is serious value for money.
The only mode I don't like is the reverb/shimmer. But all the others are killer. Being able to set precise delay times, the subdivisions, and the tone of the repeats (most important!) - all awesome. Display in ms or bpm, bonus!
Thanks for the feedback. Had a lot of fun with this pedal so far. I'm planning to do a follow up that will focus on the phrase looper and also using it with synths. Seems like a missed opportunity not to use this with an awesome synth.
@@ThePedalGuy There's a firmware upgrade
I know. This video makes use of the new firmware features.
@@ThePedalGuy Cool. I haven't done mine yet :) What's the upgrade - tone of digital repeats, something like that?
@@mattgilbert7347 most importantly some workflow features and the secondary functionality of various delay types.
Thanks for the demo. I cannot get mine to stop on certain ms times when using the knob. It skips from approximately 380ms to about 412 every time. Cannot get it to go up or down by very small increments. If anyone has any suggestions or feedback please let me know. Thanks!
I’ll ask NuX and advise
@@ThePedalGuy thank you!
Has anyone ever found out the answer to this?
First use the tap switch to set the approximate time, and then use the time knob to fine-tune it. Any speed can be set
I have this pedal and its really good . Im wondering can I run it with 2 separate delay settings such as a short on one side and long on the other side ?
Looks awesome...but does anybody know how to read the display without a mgnifying Glass?
LOL
Good demo!
Thanks
Can you do both dotted 8 and quarter at the same time?
Very well done.
Thanks
excellent review
Thank you.
Looking for a good quality, budget friendly (but not necessarily cheapest) pedal/multieffects unit to connect 2 identical amps for a ping pong/stereo setup. Would you recommened this unit then, or something else (like....?...)?
Yes indeed. It's excellent.
@@ThePedalGuy will this unit handle potential grounding and/or ohase issues when using it with two identical guitar amps for a stereo/dual setup?
Or, would it be better to go with for example a Mooer GE 250?
awesome!!!
Thanks
My Nux Time Force has got 9 delay types, stereo in/out, looper, saves presets and bought it for 40 bucks. So....
I have a Time Force. Can't even compete with the tones of the Duotime.
Glad you got a good deal on the Time Force. It's a long since discontinued pedal so the disadvantage is that if it craps out, you'll be hard pressed to replace it. Whereas the Duotime is brand new.
I actually love my old Time Force. It's kinda chintzy and lo-fi.
However...the DT is freakin amazing.
Can you please do a Brian may dual delay on this pedal ?
is it correct that delay 2 can only be used if you have a stereo output, used in mono you only get to use delay 1?
Correct
@@ThePedalGuy thank you. phew I nearly bought it, glad I didn't as that's a major drawback for me as I don't run in stereo.
Hi! Does looper turn off the delay when being used? Or loops are going into delay anyway?
Hi. The looper is an independent phrase looper, so it doesn't rely on the delay unless it's being used with the delay.
@@ThePedalGuy Thanks!
Is it possible to set the exact bpm with the knobs?
Have same question!
@@chrispunsalan6700 yes you can. First change from ms to bpm with the right foot switch. Then you can set the bpm with the two time knobs. The available speed depends on the selected delay. It is very practical because you can set the right speed before the song begins.
don't care about shimmer...guess we're not gonna hear just the plate : /
Do I need this if I have the MG-300?
🤣🤣🤣
That’s up to you 😉
07:54 one of my dog's ears pops up, head cocked sideways...
LOL. Love it
Bought this pedal, but decided just 48 hours later to return it. Reason? This pedal can NOT achieve real ping pong delays. So disapointed...
Ok