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hartwell June 6th, 2010, 07:26 PM Okay, I'm GASsin' for the Nocturne but I want to pick up another delay pedal as well. I have a Boss DD-3 but it doesn't do enough. I'm looking at the RE-20 Space Echo pedal but wondering how friendly it is with the Nocturne.
Any thoughts or other suggestions?
rcboals June 6th, 2010, 09:46 PM Tavo the genius behind the Nocturne has said, and written nice reviews on the Boss DM3. I bought one because of what he said. Best delay I have ever had for Rockabilly.
Hot Rod Michelle June 6th, 2010, 10:12 PM Well, I too have been wanting a Nocturne, but, my delay of choice is a BBE Two Timer.
bobkat June 6th, 2010, 10:44 PM i love my RE20! It does some cool stuff plus has a great reverb!
LATS June 7th, 2010, 12:28 AM My old Ampegs have sweet Accutronics reverb tanks built in, but for anything more complicated, I really enjoy my MXR Carbon Copy.
Don't have a Nocturne (yet). ToneQuest never ends....
dafreeze June 7th, 2010, 12:52 AM have the Carbon Copy and the Nocturne (Thanks again Tavo) and they're both excellent
TV the Wired Turtle June 7th, 2010, 04:07 AM no genius here :) heck ya the DM-3 is soo great! crazy for em (i do keep an EH deluxe memory boy on hand though for my Floyd & U2 stunt playing.. I usually end up injured)
yet it appears you can use one of those re20 digi-emulators and great
a great sound w/it into a nocturne appearantly as this video shares. Josh Bradshaw did this demo
with his gretsch, nocturne, roland RE20 into a blonde bassman sort
of amp he built. His tone is quite impressive. Good video footage too, better than my dumb videos. :)
YouTube- Nocturne Brain Seltzer Pedal with Boss RE-20 pedal and Setzer Gretsch
William McGrath June 7th, 2010, 05:28 AM I've been using the BBE Two Timer. Sounds pretty good to my ears.
Crooner June 7th, 2010, 06:52 AM This is in NO WAY a wise-acre remark - I'm honestly curious... what delay wouldn’t work well with a Brain Seltzer and why? Is there such a thing?
Someone tell me now or I'll blow this whole place sky high. Don’t test me... I'll do it!:eek:
See, that WAS a wise-acre remark. Get the difference. It’s subtle, but there.;)
hartwell June 7th, 2010, 01:08 PM Thanks for the suggestions - wish I could try them all out!
As Crooner has asked, why wouldn't any delay work well with the Nocturne - I guess my only answer is that sometimes pedals in a chain can do weird and sometimes wonderful things that you simply don't expect. And I was looking for what people thought might be the optimal pairing for tone.
Theo 413 June 7th, 2010, 02:55 PM The Nocturne is a great pedal! I use mine with an MXR carbon copy for the slapback and a holy grail for a little extra reverb....through a '66 bassman head and vibroking cab with 2 v30's. Sweetness.
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