Just got mine in yesterday and played with it for about an hour or so comparing it to my original DMM and DD-5. I don’t have the expression pedal. But I’ve got to admit, so far my impression on this pedal isn’t very good. It needs a level knob added to it cause it’s very dark and hard to hear the repeats no matter how you set it….unless you turn the blend knob to about 3 oclock but then is washes out your original signal. You have to turn the blend knob atleast halfway up to get a good sound. Also, there seems to be modulation in the delays even when the depth is completely off. The delay knob is weird as well. I would think that halfway would be about 250ms but it isnt…and it’s very sensitive. Small incremints make a big difference. I was going to send it back but I think I’ll keep it just try it some more. It’s worth 98 though! Guess I was just expecting it to sound a little better. You can definately get some crazy sounds out of it though if you’re in to that kind of stuff.

I used to have the classic chassis version. I bought it used and the only effect useful on it was the Phaser which sounded amazing! The trem was pretty descent but you had to dial in the right sound. I don’t know if my was a defect or what but I thought the autowah and vibrato sucked. I’d buy a new version for about 80 for the phaser alone.

I’ve only seen heard one review of it and it was positive. I’d still get the memory boy without thinking though. Actually, I may even sell one of my DMM’s and get an MB just because you can control the delay with an expression pedal. Sure beats using your big toe like I do on most of my EHX pedals ha!

I agree definately go with the Memory Boy. It will be smaller, have more options, and probably sound alot better on top of being built better. Don’t get me wrong there’s a place for behringer equipment and I have a few pieces myself but this one’s a no brainer.

Really…I’ve heard that those have a pretty descent volume drop and the nano is better. Oh well..