Multi-Delay Pedal Shootout.

For those of you that need a world of Delay options at your feet, we present the Multi-Delay Pedal Shootout. You can’t can’t go wrong with any of these. Comment at the bottom of the page if you’d like.

Multi-Delay Big Box Shootout. Live

  • Strymon Timeline
    33% 249 / 738
  • Korg SDD-3000
    30% 225 / 738
  • Boss DD-500
    19% 147 / 738
  • Eventide
    15% 117 / 738

Alphabetically Listed Below.


Boss DD-500

The Boss DD-500 can do it all. It has the advantage of being the newest pedal on this list. How does it stack up against the others?


Eventide Timefactor

This one has been around for a while but it’s still great. We could have dropped the H9 on here but it’s so much more than a delay. All of these Timefactor algo’s are on the H9 anyway. How does the Timefactor measure up?


Korg SDD-3000 Pedal

They don’t make his one anymore but it’s an amazing pedal. It’s based on the old SDD-3000 rack units and it delivers the good. It has two separate delays that split between the right and left channel.  It’s big and has a weird power supply but when it comes to a variety of amazing delays the only think that beats it is a rack unit.


Strymon Timeline

You can’t go wrong with the Strymon big boxes and the delay is no exception. Great tones & easy to use. It’s still the standard when it comes to big box delays. How does it stack up to the others on the list in your opinion.


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