With the delay set to FULL on the DD-20 you can essentially layer loops forever and they don’t fade at all. The loop time is just too long to feedback on itself. Does that make sense?

If there’s a setting on the Hazarai that can do this please inform me, I haven’t found it yet. All the settings I have saved all either feedback or fade over time. I think it might just be a matter of having a reallly long delay time, so the feedback adjustment is less important. I kind remember that about the DD-5 actually that it would ride the line of holding delays for a long time w/o feeding back onto itself.

The DD-20 I would literally just sit there for a 20 minute long live set and play into the delay, slowaly building yextures, and if I wanted I could pull off the feedback a bit and it’d fade the previous layers out. But those units could go for hours before the sound got too mangled. The only issue, and it’s a big one for me, is the sound quality. They just have too much line noise, hiss, and mudd to them.

The other thing that was great about that unit was that the clocks between units were dead on. You could sync two of them and they’d stay in sync forever, just off the clock.