Analog Delay
Analog Delay
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 Way Huge Aqua Puss Analog Delay Pedal  US $69.00
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 YAMAHA E1005 ANALOG DELAY UNIT VINTAGE US $34.52
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 Maestro Echoplex Ep 4 US $500.00
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 Analogman ARDX20 analog delay US $162.50
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 PIGTRONIX Echolution Analog Delay Pedal Owned Used by Paul Gilbert Mr BIG US $219.61
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 Ibanez Delay ddl10 digital delay 80s made in japan US $11.50
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 Boss DD 7 Delay Guitar Effect Pedal w FS 5U Tap Tempo Pedal US $155.00
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 Empress Vintage Modified Super Delay Effects Pedal US $375.00
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 Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler Guitar Effect Loop Pedal US $102.50
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 T Rex Replica Delay Echo Pedal TRex NEW RETAIL BOX US $399.99
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 Retrosonic Analog delay barely used US $225.00
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 Boss RE 20 Echo Guitar Effect Pedal US $195.00
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 Rogue Analog Delay Guitar Effects Pedal NEW US $45.00
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 Dunlop MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay Guitar Effect Pedal FREE SHIPPING in US US $76.80
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 MXR M169 CARBON COPY DELAY ANALOG GUITAR PEDAL US $113.90
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![New Modtone Mini Mod Delay Effects Pedal w True Bypass 4956]](http://www.psrmusicgroup.com/images/e/380439488408_0.jpg) New Modtone Mini Mod Delay Effects Pedal w True Bypass 4956] US $54.99
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 Freakshow Digilog Delay US $130.00
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 Dunlop MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay M169 Delay Guitar Effect Pedal US $82.00
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 Digitech Time Bender delay guitar pedal looper US $199.99
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 Maxon AD 900 Four Chip MN3008 US $102.50
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 VERY RARE Vintage DOD 680 Analog Delay GUITAR EFFECTS In Original Makers Box US $199.00
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 ELECTRO HARMONIX MEMORY MAN FIRST VERSION BLACK GREY BODY WORKS FINE RARE US $86.00
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 MXR Carbon Copy M169 M 169 Analog Delay Pedal Patch Cable US $139.95
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 Line 6 DL4 Stompbox Delay Modeler US $185.00
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 eventide timefactor US $260.99
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 Moog Moogerfooger Analog Delay MF 104Z US $710.00
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 MXR Carbon Copy Delay US $139.00
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 BEHRINGER VINTAGE DELAY VD400 Analog Delay BUY IT NOW FREE SHIPPING USA US $36.88
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 MXR M169 Carbon Copy Analog Delay Pedal PROAUDIOSTAR US $113.00
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 JHS Panther Analog Delay Pedal US $425.00
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 MXR Carbon Copy Delay DUN M169 Guitar Effects Pedal US $174.95
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 Dunlop Way Huge Aqua Puss MK II Analog Delay Pedal US $95.00
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 VINTAGE Maxon AD 9 Analog Delay Guitar Pedal Made in Japan US $64.99
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 TC ELECTRONICS FLASHBACK Delay Looper US $106.00
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 Maxon AD80 Analog delay US $99.00
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 RARE BOSS RDD10 DIGITAL DELAY MADE IN JAPAN MICRO RACK SERIES EXCELLENT US $89.00 |
Obama May Delay Digital Tv Conversion
This is a top 10 list of why there should not be a delay in the digital convergence for television. I don’t want to be cynical, but I suspect that the big boys in the cable and satellite industries are using monopoly politics as usual. They all use the delay tactic to limit the competition. So here you go…
1. It will kill a huge economic stimulus, that’s already in process. Companies throughout the television industry are creating new ways of addressing this emerging opportunity. Broadcasters, programmers and hundreds of support business have been formed or expanded around this new format and new companies are emerging (jobs).
2. Delaying digital conversion isn't "Green"! And I don't mean just money. Analog transmitters use three to four times the energy to operate as digital transmitters. What are we burning to get this energy?
3. It will stop the TV public from getting the highest quality TV reception with more channels! Why stop viewers with broadcast reception from enjoying the same high quality as those who have cable or satellite? Viewers with broadcast reception on digital TV will get a much better program selection and viewing experience. As word of this proliferates the reluctant converts will rush to get converters. A delay won't create demand, just kill it!
4. Digital Television is the same low cost to the viewer as over-air broadcast. Those on cable or satellite looking for alternatives to save money in these difficult economic times should be given the digital reception option now!
5. Running dual analog and digital systems beyond the February 17 conversion date costs money, it doesn't save money! Operating costs of both analog and digital systems require two payments for electric utilities. Broadcasters should not be required to continue to support this dual delivery system at a huge cost to them, which eventually will be passed to us the viewers as well as businesses who advertise on these broadcast outlets.
6. Huge investments in place to convert to digital (mandated by the government) won't show the projected return and may lead to less competition. As stations struggle with increased carrying cost of capital some may fail. (Loss of jobs)
7. It will prevent consumers from getting the benefit of their new digital television purchases. Some have purchased digital TV’s with the intent to save money by opting out of paid services for entertainment and news. Now that these viewers have purchased these televisions don’t pull the plug!
8. Our government investment to promote the change over to a digital delivery system will be lost. Any progress gained from promotion or public awareness will be lost. Taxpayers have paid $2 billion dollars for this expenditure; which will have to be paid for again.
9. We the taxpayers are potentially going to delay or loose the $19.7 billion dollars sold in analog spectrum. The businesses who support the operations and use of the spectrum we sold will be delayed, disrupted and may never recover.
10. Last but not least the “change” we all expected from a new administration was not to be swayed by special interests – The only groups that will benefit for a digital conversion will be the special interest cable and satellite monopolies.
This kind of sums it up. The opposition to this technological advancement is not consumer lobbies as is being reported. That is just a smoke screen. You can bet the consumer groups don't even understand the issues. They have been told by the monopolies that there is a problem with the acceptance of the product and blames it on the current administration is to blame. Most consumers are ignorant about these types of issues and would only get it once the old analog signal is turned off. For my money we need to carry the convergence and let the cards fall as they may. Besides, the consumer is going to win big time in this digital environment with more channel choices than ever.
About the Author
Gary Murphy has been in the broadcasting industry for over 25 years and is currently a partner in New Day Media Inc. a media and marketing company specializing in television and internet services. Gary is also a co-founder of Exceed Movies LLC that has developed an online classic movie channel on the called ePickTV.com. Additionally he is responsible for marketing the syndication division of Exceed Movies LLC called Exceed Television Syndication.
Guitar Delay Pedals: EFX Pedal Gurus Help?
I'm a fairly experienced guitarist (7 years,) and I have recently gotten into effects pedals. My question is, what is the difference between Digital Delay, Analog Delay, and Tape Delay (or Echo). Thanks 
A tape delay records the sound onto a looped tape and replays it (rare these days but I remember them in my youth) ;o)
Analog delay is essentially another name for a tape delay (although for a brief period you could get solid state analog delays - they never really took off as digital came in).
Digital delay - recorded onto a digital format then replayed.
Digital is by far the most flexible, although some pros still use the tape as it tends to give a warmer sound.
Maxon AD-999 Analog Delay Pedal