Walrus know how to make a tasty sounding pedal, and oh boy, this one sounds awfully delicious indeed. Four modes (analog/digital/slapback/lo-fi) are all awesome, but of course I love the lo-fi mode the best because I'm the kind of guy...

Maxon are the kings of vintage MIJ effects. These '01 Series' pedals were sold exclusively to the Japan market in the lat 1980s. This is a crisp and tasty delay, switchable from short to long style and with a handy dry...

This is one of the earlier stand-out 'multi-mode' delay pedals. The reverse and hold modes are heaps of fun, plus the external tap tempo function is super handy. Word on the street is these DD-5 models sound a little 'sweeter'...

If you regularly gig and run your own PA or if you don't want to rely on an engineer to dial in your vocal tone just right, this one is for you. Reverb, delay, distortions, lo-fi fx, plus high quality...

You know what makes delay pedals better? Being enormous. Just look at the Timeline, DL4, Deluxe Memory Man... well this one is just about the biggest of the lot. You get a sweet, thick juicy analog delay with a tap...