BOSS DD-3T Digital Delay Guitar Effect Pedal (DD-3T)

Over the last month, I’ve ordered and returned 3 other popular delay pedals from different manufacturers. I absolutely adore Boss, but I was looking to broaden my horizons a tad. Surely not EVERY Boss pedal I try will win me over. Lo and behold here I am reviewing another Boss pedal. It’s quality all around and exactly what I was looking for. Get it now Edit: It absolutely works with other power supplies than Boss brand and can also be daisy chained, not sure what other reviewers are talking about. P.s. Get it now

arrived in good condition and performed perfect out of the box. no complaints from me.

Kept looking at this pedal for a few weeks. Went over many of the online reviews and finally decided to just get it, and glad I did. Loads of flexibility in your tone delay and repeats. I already own an original Boss DM-2 and a Boss DM-2 Waza and love those pedals. They each have their own purposes but the DD3-T is something extra special! Using it with my Tremelo Pedal and Whammy 4 you get some unbelievable sounds. Or take out the Whammy and add your own overdrive or blues pedal. You not only get delay but you can get a monumental type Hall Reverb and other effects I didn't even know where possible. The Hold feature is really great for tone repeats and the Tap Tempo feature allows you to play it right in time with your notes as you need it. Like Pink Floyd? Then this is a "must have pedal" for the luscious Gilmouresque sound, looking to play some U2? This WILL get you that Edge repeat effect in spades! Radiohead, The Cult, you'd be surprised how many guitarists actually rely on the Boss brand delay pedals. Tom Morello in fact uses 2 on his pedalboard, granted they're the DD-2's but IMO opinion you still get that same level of warm delay tone from the DD-3 just like the DD-2. Models afterwards are good but don't have the same level of warm smooth tone that the DD-2 and DD-3 have. And as you do more tweaking with the pedal you find out something new with each setting. I've only been playing with it for less than 15 minutes and this is by far the most versatile pedal I've ever owned. Easy to achieve some amazing slapback delay sounds with too. Couple this with your Blues Driver pedal and it'll really open your eyes and truly make you sound better. This is a definite YES on a recommendation for this particular pedal!

It's a Boss pedal. What else do you need to know?

Good quality. I use it for double sound guitar, kind of slapback, for solos, it works great!

These things must be rugged. Fast shipping but I received the unit in a Boss box, in a box without packaging materials. Works good so far, will update if changed. Love the Boss delays and chorus. Top dollar equipment.

No nonsense doubler. Yep it's a digital delay. But plug it in stereo... And use the different settings as a doubler. You can achieve subtle doubling, wide doubling, or a following channel.

I've been playing guitar and buying effects boxes since the 1970's. BOSS has established itself as an 'Industry Standard'. Steve Vai, in an interview says he uses BOSS because no matter where in the world he is performing, should it be necessary you can always get a BOSS pedal. I'm not a world traveling performer, but the quality of build and sound, the consistency of both, is strong reason to choose BOSS. I also own pedals from popular builders like Wampler, Keeley, JHS ... and others. But again, BOSS is the standard that I judge other pedals in all areas - value, quality of build, quality of sound...