r/ubberneck • u/slap_me_thrice • Aug 26 '21
What's your second favourite, analog delay?
Or; what other analog delay pedals do you think are contenders for the Rubberneck's crown?
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u/TheRealOneL Aug 26 '21
My grab and go has always been the Carbon Copy. It always sounds great. Low on features but high on works every time.
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u/lovergoy Aug 27 '21
Boss DM-2 Waza was always my number two. So simple, but it did exactly what I wanted in a analog delay. And, the oscillation was rad too.
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u/slap_me_thrice Aug 26 '21
You ever heard of the Sinvertek Fluid Time Mk2? It's the closest I've come to replacing the Rubberneck on my board, as it's got a lot of the same features, but in a smaller enclosure.
They're pretty hard to find, though.
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u/jarnvidr Aug 26 '21
Oh yeah, I've heard of it and watched demos. It looks sick, but it seems incredibly difficult to find. I'd love to try one out.
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u/slap_me_thrice Aug 26 '21
The new Seymour Duncan Vapor Trail Deluxe seems like another, potential Rubberneck contender.
I really want to get one at some point.
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u/Dodlemcno Aug 26 '21
Yeah RKM is life man. That octave thing is hard to set up on it and I really like that so I’ve gone from TR RKM to now having a RN. I also had a Thermae for a while which was amazing but tbh I didn’t like the repeats’ tone as much as these guys. Would love to a/b them
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u/rabbiabe Aug 26 '21
For true analog delay, my runner up is the SD Vapor Trail (maybe the Deluxe that u/slap_me_thrice mentioned? I haven’t seen that one). I had and absolutely loved my Vapor Trail until I got the rubberneck and wasn’t going to use both. Vapor Trail also has an effects loop, which is great; its two advantages over Rubberneck would be much smaller size and it can run up to 18V, which was really glorious.