As i already own a BBE product, which i am very happy with(Green Screamer)i was expecting good things from the two timer.

First of all your getting an analog delay based off the DM-2. Major plus. Mostly because instead of focusing on max delay time(not alot) you get rich, dark, warm tones that add alot of character to your tone and compliments anything in your chain very well. Awesome for ambience or slapback effect. if your looking for long delay times, this pedal isnt for you. But if your looking for an extra boost of fullness to your sound, look no further.

I am a lead guitar player who has been playing and composing hard rock music for 27 years. I purchased the two timer mainly for it's true bypass, but the delay is muddy, and yes it does have 2 seperate delay times- BUT - Neither of them are long enough to make a difference. Max delay time is somewhere around 375ms, and the feedback goes from none to garbled crap almost immediately. Sounds more like a bad reverb pedal than a delay pedal. I think this product is junk.

I got one of these. Its like having two delay pedals in one which is sweet for switching between the two types of delays without having to turn a knob while playing. Its also is awesome at making sound affects especially mixed with distortion.

This is my second pedal from BBE (my first being a Boosta Grande), and once again I am very happy with its quality and sound.

This is just what I wanted out of a delay: a true-bypass, analog delay with the ability to change quickly between subtle settings (just to add some presence to the tone - almost like reverb) and those more ideal for lead guitar solos. This perfectly fits that description.

As far as sound, it is based on the Boss DM-2 and sounds similar with a rich, dark sound. The only way a person could be disappointed by this pedal is if they expected either a digital sound or long delay times. This pedal provides neither. However, if you're like me, you didn't want that anyway.

Cost is a tad high, but you're basically getting two DM-2's in one here, so it is justified. GET THIS PEDAL!

I really like it, it's exactly what I was looking for. It's very warm, perfect for rockabilly slap-back and ambient stuff. The manual says it's based on the Boss DM-2, and it sounds like it. The best way to describe the repeats is warm. Cliche, but accurate. With a lot of repeats they seem to kind of melt together.

I sold my Dano Reel Echo to get this. I liked the Reel Echo, but I didn't like how rolling off the tone on the repeats made them seem to die out so suddenly. No problem with that on the Two Timer.

The two time presets work very well for two different settings of the same echo type. IE, two variations on slapback delay at the click of the switch. Or maybe switching from slapback to a longer Mickey Baker type echo.

The self-oscillation is a lot of fun, without the broken computer tonality you get with digital delays, and the two time presets let you do the space ship thing without bending over.

It comes with a battery and its own adapter, but the adapter they provide adds a little hiss. The Two Timer has no hiss when using my Dunlop power supply.

The only shortcoming is the relatively short maximum delay time. Still, it pretty much covers anything I'd actually use in a song anyway (though longer delays are fun just for messing around).

The construction is also very sturdy - I'm impressed.