Review Demo - Jam Pedals Delay Llama Supreme
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- čas přidán 5. 01. 2017
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Recent years have been kind to the analog delay fetishists among us. Not long ago, if you wanted those deliciously dirty delays you had to pay big bucks for vintage BBD (bucket brigade delay) effects such as the iconic Boss DM-2. At one point an original 1990s Way Huge Aqua Puss (a DM-2 clone) could fetch $2,000 on eBay. (Note to self: You should have sold yours then, dumbass.) But now, thanks to both renewed interest in this perfectly imperfect effect and the ready availability of new-production BBD chips, you can snag a great-sounding retro delay for a couple of hundred bucks.
Two traits distinguish analog BBD delays from digital ones: darker-toned echoes and a unique sort of distortion I’ve always thought of as “crumbly.” It’s easy to fake those dark tones digitally, but the quirky distortion is difficult to model (though a few new pedals and plug-ins are finally nailing it). Still, the quickest way to get a BBD sound is with a BBD chip.
Some nouveau BBD effects, like JAM Pedals’ original Delay Llama and the popular Dunlop Carbon Copy, are simple, three-knob affairs in the DM-2 vein. Others introduce new wrinkles. And then there’s JAM’s reimagined Delay Llama Supreme, which has more wrinkles than a litter of Shar-Pei puppies.
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I have the meat n potatoes original delay llama, it's the best analog delay I've played through, has a really special unpredictable yet super musical quality to it
Man I gotta get myself one of these, soooo good!
Wasn't this guy the star of Justified?
I want this pedal.
Anyone have thoughts on these compared to the Chase Bliss Tonal Recall?
John Bollinger is so charismatic and talented guitar player, that could do the review of a pile of horse shit and still make it sound great. And of course people would buy it. Keep it up man, peace ✌.
I THINK THIS IS A CUSTOM ONE-OFF, BUT PRS NEEDS TO MAKE THIS MODEL. I'D BUY ONE.
did you have any issues with this thing self-oscillating and feeding back when you didn't want it to?
Of course that happens! But you'll learn ;)
Bollinger is so freaking good. It sounds great, but there is a lot of competition at that price point. JHS, EQD, Keeley, Strymon all have killer pedals for less money that do more.
Please John get somebody in the company to build a pedal board like the gt 100 to have the settings like steveie via , Eddie Van Halen ,stevie Ray Vahn and all the good players with out having to tweek around its to much trouble and I think they would sell more pedals.
$440? That's insane.
same old
It's actually pronounced 'yama'!
is it though? Its a play on Dalai Lama so it /should/ be an L not LL sound
P.M.
Duhh I GOT the pun in the name dude!
But that was just to clear up any confusion with the name of the animal Llama, which IS pronounced 'yama' as it is a Spanish name, ll=y in Spanish!
DMSProduktions how do you pronounce vanilla then? Llama didn't originate in Spain. Pretty sure L ama is fine.
Well, the animal is a Lama (lɑːmə) In English.
DMSProduktions they also pronounce v as b in Spanish, do you say bolume pedal?
ciao
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Amazing pedal, underwhelming review. Too much time spent explaining basic delay function. This pedal does a lot of fun atuff and in 15 min he manages to show almost none of the things that make it unique.
I must have missed your demo of this pedal.