When I was small I listened to punk and ska but music wasn’t the big thing in my life yet…
One day (when I was a little bit older) I found David Bowie’s Best of ’69/’74 CD in my parents house and after listening to the whole album I understood that I was made for music and that Bowie is my favourite artist.

A good friend of mine bought this strange pedal for 300 euros(aprox 400 dollars?) and gave it to me for a few days to play with it. I’m not really crazy about it, the only thing I like is the attack effect which is available in other cheaper and better sounding and hopefully smaller stompboxes. The decay effect sounded cheapy and most of the other knobs were unusable. Also, if using it in mono it sounded horrible. Still it’s pretty cool to have in hand since it’s so rare!

I personally build most of my effects and just buy a few and by building them I know that there is a difference between using a cheap electrolyte and a philips one, this just to make an example. When I build my effects I choose carefully the right components, if it’s a vintage one I use ceramic cond instead of film ones and carbon composition resistors instead of metal ones, etc..etc.. Now if I’m using a pedal built which SMD (which is super cheap) I can hear it, there is a clear difference, sounds sharp and not very expressive. In fact I think the carbon copy delay is a bad pedal. I know SMD makes it possible to put effects in smaller boxes but I prefer to have less effects and more quality if the sound is so unusable.

Hello, I don’t understand why everyone is so excited for the new memory pedals. When I first saw them I got really excited because I need a new analog delay, but after 2 seconds I realised that they will be in SMD just like they did with the deluxe memory man in smaller chassis. Why buy an analog delay if it’s made with SMD? It has no sense. BUT, if they are not SMD then GREAT!