Mxr Guitar Effects

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What is a better guitar delay pedal? The Electro Harmonix # 1 or MXR carbon copy?

I currently have a Roland 30x cube which has some delay capabilities. My guitar teacher recommended slap echo my color tone I like to fuck with cool effects! What about the Digidelay?

In my opinion, the MXR Carbon Copy is the best. Sounds great, has great analog tone, and has a nice modulation function that actually improves the sound. Oh, and can self-oscillate. If I remember the EHX # 1 is digital, which means more time delay, but the MXR CC I think it sounds better. and as for cool effects, I think the copy is to be great for that. However, its up to you, so I would recommend going to your local guitar center or music store and try them both side by side.

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