I've heard nothing but good things about this pedal and they're all true. I bought this back in November of 2007 and it's a great addition to my rig.

This Pedal is just absolutely beutifull. I especialy like using the reverse setting with the Effect level know at 10. It gives a very nice trippy effect to some of my songs. Deffinately pick this thing up it has so many fetures and they all sound amazing.

I've had this pedal about half a year now, and this is a really great addition to my guitar and bass rigs. The DD-6 doesn't color your tone at all and is extremely versatile. I'm a really poor gear head and so I pick apart everything I can do with what I've got. I use the DD-6 all the time, for U2- esque melody lines, crazed guitar solos, and for those little subtle touches that make certain parts pop out of a mix. I only have two gripes about the pedal. First, the reverse delay doesn't really make sense, so don't be fooled by the clip here on the site, it's really hard to make it sound like that. Secondly, you have hold down the pedal in order to punch the tempo, so whenever you use the delay you have to realize that you either need to turn it on during a rest or play the whole song with delay. It takes about three seconds to set the tempo, which leaves a nice little mess of off tempo delay whenever you turn it on. I've learned how to work around this, by just picking and choosing when to use the pedal, and now it's second nature to compensate for this minor shortcoming.

I got this delay pedal based on the reviews that I read here and on other websites. I do not use alot of delay, just a light amount with some chorus for clean stuff. I have wrestled with the whole anolog versus digital argument that everyone seems to have a different opinion on and I finally decided that I realy don't care and since I do not use alot of delay anyways, I was't willing to pay a huge amount of money for a quality anolog delay, but I also wanted something that would last me a while and so, again based on al the reviews I have read, I went with the Boss DD-6. I am still learning the pedal but to me this thing sounds awesome, especially for my intended purpose. I can say that this thing has a wide range of useful delays that would,I assume, suit just about anyones needs. I am not however impressed with the Hold function, to me it's pretty much useless only having 5.2 seconds of recording time, but I didn't buy it for the added bells and whistles although the warp and reverse functions are pretty nice and work well once you figure them out. This pedal seems to be built well and it has a five year warranty from Boss which is nice. As I said, this thing has a wide range of delay for most, (I don't know why anyone needs more than this offers), and it does what it's intended for and does it well.

Love the things this little guy can do. I can get nice slap back echo, more ambient echo, and even loop my playing. The reverse delay works ok, but isn't enough on its own to get a synth string sound (I was really hoping it would be).

The big problem is that the pedal sucks the tone right out of my rig. It's like a blanket is thrown over my speakers and I lose a lot of clarity. That said, I like it enough that I'm going to buy a line selector pedal just so I can keep it and use other pedals that might suck tone in the future.