the voicebox doesn’t, but don’t let that stop you from using it live. just get a delay pedal that can do 100%wet to put after it.

yeep again. you might want to use digital or something without a ton of high-end roll-off though for vocals.

I’m a big fan of using what you’ve got, or what’s available cheap by you. the Digitech RDS units are pretty dang cheap on ebay (i’ve bought two of the RDS 3.6’s for $40 apiece). Older multi-effects racks will have some pretty great delays too (the ART FXR springs to mind).

as far as pedals, the DOD DFX9, any of the Boss DD series [granted, these are not the cheapest], the Boss RV-2/3 or PS-2/3, the digitech XDD, EHX #1 echo, Johnson Analog Delay (AD-1? can’t remember the model number). it doesn’t need to be feature filled for vocals. just something basic. I included the Johnson in there because it is kind of an analog modeling delay (it is a well made PT3299 pedal, if that means anything to you) and you can control the high roll off, it’s good sounding and it’s like $50 new.

I think you want a V256 and not a Voice Box. Voice Box requires a separate instrument input to vocode to, will V256 has an internal synthesizer for vocoder effects.

As for delay, look at the Danelectro PB+J or the Ibanez DE-7. They’re both cheap and have longish delay times.