Boss DM-2 Analog Delay

Very easy to use. Repeat Rate, Echo and Intensity knobs. That's it! It has a check light so you can tell its on before you start playing. You can't lose the attached battery door. It is painted an ugly purple. With low settings you can get a great, slappy rockabilly sound. Midway gets something similar to the bass in Pink Floyd's "One of these Days I'm going to Cut you into Little Pieces." Full out gets a horrid noise that will practically drive you crazy. Bought it used, but who needs a manual.

Not real noisy. But if you turn all the controls up it seems to generate its own recycling psycho blitz. Can't beat it for rockabilly. Gives an accebtible surf sound too. If you're into vintage, toss the digital stuff and get one of these.

It was pretty beat when I got it and it keeps on tickin' away. It hasn't failed me yet. Metal tank-like case.

Never had to try to call the company.

I replaced one that my brother "had to have" with an identicle unit. The DM-3 model has an extra output jack labeled "Direct Out." Whatever that does. Joe Biaza of "Universal Congress Of" uses one.