"a delayed delight"

Feature:
feedback... definately a handy lil bit of equipment.

Quality:
built to last. you stomp on this suckers with doc martins and it'll hold strong.

Value:
i believe this pedal is a nicesaty

Desirability:
i like the look of vintage gear. and this has that. so. yes "i want it"

Sound:
what great toy this is, it gives you everything you want in a delay pedal without mis-shaping the sound of your instrument. you could strum one note and this pedal will take you to a different level in your mind.. love it

Support:
this was the first pedal i've used of the harmonix range but i'm interested to check out there e.q pedal

Overall:
i just want a bit more time with it so i get used to a bit more. i would like it to have a bit more of a tremelo effect on it. but its awesome

"The Best"

Feature:
They could have used a better footswitch.

Quality:
It's built like a tank. Of course for all you irresponsible ones who throw your pedals against the wall or on the floor you might experience some problems.

Sound:
I haven't found an analog delay that is in the same league as this delay. Makes my guitar sound like I am playing through a mountain of stacks. Very warm and unique. I play rock and it does the job for me. I use my lead guitar players pedal and I am buying one for myself today. Lots of tonal variations. My only complaint is you cannot combine the chorus and the delay at the same time (Scratches head - what are you thinking Electro Harmonix - a marketing ploy?) I mean how much extra cost does it involve to add a switch for this function? Other than that the delay sounds awesome and so does the chorus.

Support:
Yes - very responsive.