Donner Guitar Reverb & Delay Pedal - 2 in 1 with Tap Tempo, Preset Saving, Stereo in/out, Digital 3 x 3 Multi-Mode Effects Electric Guitar Pedal, True Bypass (Yellow Fall II)

Pretty good delay/reverb. Built nicely, all of the knobs work and the tap tempo is nice to have in a delay pedal. Its been on the board since i got it. Its a bit smaller than a 1590BB style case. only drawback for me personally is the side mounted jacks. i prefer top mount but still, its a banger of a unit.

I like the construction and layout of this pedal which features both reverb and delay. Very responsive sounds. I plan to use it at the church where I play guitar. It will minimize clutter with having to have other pedals.

The media could not be loaded. Update: I've been using this pedal for a few months, including in a professional setting. After some trouble shooting, it's been discovered that this pedal introduces some unwanted noise to my signal. At first, I thought it was my power supply, but I replaced the power supply, and could actually hear the nose more clearly. I removed this pedal, and the noise was gone. It's a shame, because I really like the reverb sounds, and was going for a useful pedal with both delay and reverb in one unit. I'm only dropping my review to 4 stars because the noise is not unbearable. But I can't keep using it in a pro setting.This is a great-sounding, impressive pedal from Donner. You get a lot of options / tweakability / textures to work with. Even just as a reverb pedal, it's pretty cool.But you get delay thrown in, and any guitarist can dramatically change his or her sound with just these two effects. I could try to use words to describe the different reverbs and delay types, but I think listening to the demonstration from my video will be much more helpful.An added bonus is that you get two save slots, in case you dial in that perfect setting, and are afraid you'll lose it.There is one big thing to consider, however: there is NO TAP TEMPO FOOTSWITCH. It is a little rubber-ish finger button between the footswitches. Unless you are a very small person, playing barefoot, or have extremely thin feet / shoes, you are not going to be able to tap that button with your foot in a live playing situation. I did not dock a star for this, because it is mostly apparent in the product description that this is lacking. It would, however, be nice for Donner to be explicit in mentioning this. Oh, and --- the "tone" knob is only listed in the quick start card as affecting the delay tone. It effects the tone of both the delay and the reverb.I really wish there was a foot-tappable tempo for the delay, but otherwise, this is a great pedal for a reasonable price ($110 at time of review).

I got this because I like my Circle Looper so much. It's great sounding reverb Y delay for the cash. 10/10

Sound great for 1/2 hour than stopped working sent back no problem

Wonderful reverb tone. Vintage delay mode is very warm. Easy to dial in a great tone

Sounds great

I am primarily a bass player who also plays guitar. I’ve been playing both for over 50 years, but now I just noodle around with my guitar at home for my own enjoyment. I have never done much with pedals but I have acquired a couple and am having fun with them.Having said all that, this seemed pretty cool, so I ordered it from Amazon. My favorite guitar effect is reverb and I have a couple of amps without built-in reverb. And, I remember some guitar players using the old tape delay Echoplexes back in the day, so I thought it would be fun to see how the digital world can re-create this. It seems to be well made with a sturdy aluminum case. The knobs work smoothly and the jacks give a nice secure feel when the cords are plugged in. The footswitches also worked well. There are four small rubber pads supplied but not applied allowing you to use them or apply your own Velcro, whatever works for your application. It has a jack for the standard 9v DC power supply that most pedals seem to use.As typical with these devices, the instructions that came with the pedal could really have given more information on how to use it. There is a nice, easy to read quick start guide in color included with the pedal. Also included is a User Manual (black and white) in six languages that has a little more information, but still only four small pages. I have included images of both so you can see for yourself.The Reverb and Delay with this pedal are separate functions and are controlled independently by two different foot switches. The functions can be used together or separately.The Reverb has knobs to set Level and Delay and there is a toggle switch to set the effects to Hall, Room, or Plate. Each of these three effects sounds different, but are hard to describe. I liked the Hall effect best, but that is a personal preference.The Delay has knobs to set Level, Tone, Repeats, and Time. Again, there is a toggle switch to set the effects, and for Delay they are Echo, Digital, and Vintage. The Vintage “may” emulate the sound of the Echoplex, but it has been a lot of years since I have heard the latter. The pedal also has the ability to store two different sets of effects settings.I had fun with this pedal and the price, while not a bargain, seems reasonable for what you get.