Dual Delay Pedal Suggestions

[Unicorn Warrior]

What are the current options for single pedals that have dual delay settings?

I own an eventide timefactor and want to add another dual delay to my board. Rather than getting another eventide, I wanted to explore options

[somanytoys]

It may not be what you’re looking for, but the Meris Polymoon is awesome.

Not sure if it’s a dual, but it’s stereo and very versatile.

[Embenny]

The Strymon DIG seems like a good option to try out. I have no idea how it stacks up head to head with the Eventide, but if you need two dual delays (man I'd like to hear the music you're playing with this!) and wanted slightly different options from each, that'd be the first place I look personally.

[Unicorn Warrior]

The Strymon DIG seems like a good option to try out. I have no idea how it stacks up head to head with the Eventide, but if you need two dual delays (man I'd like to hear the music you're playing with this!) and wanted slightly different options from each, that'd be the first place I look personally.

Basically I like a lot of ambient possibilities. I want one delay dedicated to U2ish repeat delays for lack of a better way to describe. Somewhat percussive and rhythmic in nature. And I want another dedicated to ambient drive/build stuff ala explosions in the sky, slowdive, etc..Yes, the strymon might be a good option. I also see that the newer boss dd-250 has a dual delay setting. I would like to possibly even kick the eventide off the board in favor of a smaller pedal as it sucks the milliampsfrom my power supply. It’s so hard to change and set presets. I’ve got no interest in doing that in the middle of a song that needs it hence why I just want another pedal to stomp on and engage. Would like to make more room on my board too if possible

[nanamour]

The Strymon DIG seems like a good option to try out. I have no idea how it stacks up head to head with the Eventide, but if you need two dual delays (man I'd like to hear the music you're playing with this!) and wanted slightly different options from each, that'd be the first place I look personally.

Basically I like a lot of ambient possibilities. I want one delay dedicated to U2ish repeat delays for lack of a better way to describe. Somewhat percussive and rhythmic in nature. And I want another dedicated to ambient drive/build stuff ala explosions in the sky, slowdive, etc..Yes, the strymon might be a good option. I also see that the newer boss dd-250 has a dual delay setting. I would like to possibly even kick the eventide off the board in favor of a smaller pedal as it sucks the milliampsfrom my power supply. It’s so hard to change and set presets. I’ve got no interest in doing that in the middle of a song that needs it hence why I just want another pedal to stomp on and engage. Would like to make more room on my board too if possible

As a DIG owner, I can confirm that it'll do what you're after in spades--ample shaping options while still being very user friendly, clear, percussive repeats, and is equally at home doing the cavernous modulated reverb thing at shorter delay times. Well worth a shot!

[Unicorn Warrior]

Thanks. The DIG sounds great honestly. I used to have one when I first started using pedals, but I didn’t understand power supplies and my board was just shutting down and I didn’t know why. I later found out that powering 2 strymons along with a handful of other pedals with a one spot wasn’t a good idea. At the time I really couldn’t afford an expensive isolated supply to justify keeping it so sold it and I never really got the feel for it.

I may give it another shot.

[Zork]

The Visual Sound Dual Tap Delay comes to my mind but I've got no personal experience. Also the Mooer Ocean Machine might be worth a look if you're into ambient styles.

Edit: this just appeared in my youtube feed: https://youtu.be/tWQzbItIz2Y
Destiny?

[Shadoweclipse13]

I remember liking the sound of the Dig in demos, but I've never been a Strymon fan personally, though I'm in the minority there I think. There aren't a ton of dual delays that I've seen, but one that hasn't been mentioned is the EQD Disaster Transport Sr. You can run either delay separately, run them in series (maybe parallel also?), and it has modulation on one of the delays and reverb on the other. 3 footswitches and very versatile. More of an analog sounding delay though.

[JVG]

I’ve got the Disaster Transport Sr, and it is heaps of fun. It’s definitely a slightly darker/analog sounding delay, so it depends what you’re after. Yes the delays can be run in parallel or series, so you can create some pretty weird repeats.

J.