zonkyeah
2 posts
May 06, 2009
6:37 AM
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I'm in the market for a nice delay, Has anyone used the Lone Wolf? or does anyone know or recommend another. I'm playing through a Harp Gear 35 which "quick plug" is AWESOME. So if any has any info???
Thanks all Joe from Ohio.
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Buddha
358 posts
May 06, 2009
6:58 AM
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I was not at all impressed with the unit when compared to my Boss DM-2
Last Edited by on May 06, 2009 7:13 AM
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Greg Heumann
25 posts
May 06, 2009
7:23 AM
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I have one and love it. I like it a lot better than the DM-2 or the Dan Echo pedal I put many years on. It has a wider range of useful effects, from slapback to reverb, and a very high impedance (i.e., crystal mic friendly) input. Plus, Randy Landry is a plain old good guy.
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/Greg
http://www.BlowMeAway.com
http://www.BlueStateBand.net
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XHarp
37 posts
May 06, 2009
7:40 AM
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There lots of opinions on that I'm sure but I think you'd be best to line them up and try them your self for the tone you're looking for.
The DM-2 is analogue and is excellent pedal for sure. Buddha gets great tones for his style.
If you read the Harp Gear web site info they praise the Lone Wolf.
Adam shows us in his videos that he uses a DD-3 and he gets awesome tone.
You Tube has lots of info on delay comparisons but some of them are modified pedals.
Digital?? Analog?? Guitar delay for harp? Harp delay? Why, I think you've got yourself a quest.
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"Keep it in your mouth" - XHarp
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LIP RIPPER
49 posts
May 06, 2009
11:18 AM
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Hey Greg, The first link you posted is smut. Whoops!
Anyway, I look forward to input here as I am tired of my digitech and itching for a new pedal.
LR
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jonsparrow
246 posts
May 06, 2009
11:36 AM
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the carbon copy mxr delay is realy realy nice. they sound so nice. never tried a lonewolf though. but my harp case has a cut out for one.
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