Behringer VD400 Vintage Analog Delay Pédale dEffets

For the price it is a great delay. There are many better units but they are all well over $100. This will get you through the gig. Make sure to buy the power supply because it is not included and this thing eats 9 volt batteries for breakfast.

The VD400 Analog is a must when pairing with a tube amp like the '62 Magnatone 415 I play blues harp thru. With minimal delay input I get a beautiful, full throated sound. When I crank the echo up about 40% I can sound almost like a church organ. I am one happy chappy!

I recieved several effects pedals as gifts. I like the sound of this analog delay. Looking forward to using it at my next gig.

Great product and shipped fast! Also the lowest price I found on the internet...don't know how you guys do it but you're awesome!

I've only had this about a month or so, but I like it!! For the money, this thing works like a charm, does exactly what it's supposed to do, nice little slapback-type delay, and gives a nice full sound. I'm sure it could be tweaked to do more, but I was quickly able to zero in on the sound i needed. I use this mainly for harmonica, but it works just as well for guitar. There doesn't seem to be any volume loss when the pedal is turned on. I like the two separate outputs for effect signal and dry signal (two amps is always fun) Yes it's plastic, but good, thick, sturdy-feeling plastic. I don't foresee that being an issue- simple as not being abusing the gear. I'm sure spending the extra $100 or more will give a lot more tricks and variety. I was a little nervous since the price is so low, and these days it's hard to find quality for this price range. So for us musicians who have to make every dollar spent really count, this is great!!