Delays with tapfunction?

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Roel

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I'm looking into dedicated delays... I like to work with delays when mixing live, but I need a delay that I can tap the tempo in for that. Not all setups have that, so I was thinking of getting one myself.

I'm looking into buying something second hand, and it really only needs delay and a tap function... Can be a complete efx module too, I don't care.

So, what boxes can you think of?

I already know these:
Roland SDE 3000 (hasn't got a tap button, but you can use a pedal, which is even more welcome. Just put it on the board! Hard to find used it seems.... What price do they go?)
TC Electronics M-one, D-two. Both got the tap function, but are still above my budget. Even used....

And that's all I gots... There must be more. Enlighten me!
 
maybe it won't be useful for you, but the JStation has tap delay, and you can manage the delay time with a midi pedal.
Cheers, Andrés
 
Does it have a line input? I need to be able to hook it up with any board... Don't know the price of it either, but I'll look into it! Thanks!
 
it's for instrument input, I don't think you can use it with line, although it has a gain control. It's $140 in the states and it has digital out. But it's great as an amp simulator and effects device.
But definitely not for whole mixes.

http://www.johnson-amp.com/jstation.htm

Cheers, Andrés
 
Hmmm....

Just searched around a bit myself.

There's 3 more nice boxes I know of now:
Lexicon MPX 100 and 110. But I don't really like the cheap looks. :D Still gotta look into it closer...
Lexicon MPX200, that's starting to look like it. Alot of lights. :D Gotta look closer too.
TC elec. M300: now this I like. Looks good, delay and reverb at the same time. (You can't do that on lexicon? Or did I misread that?)

Me like these boxes. But gonna be hard finding them used, they's pretty new. And I'd like something about half that price.
So, what's the pro's and cons for M300 versus MPX200? They are about the same price?
 
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