Digitech XDD DigiDelay

X Series 4 Second Digital Delay Guitar Pedal ~~M.S.R.P. $149.95~~
$99.95

Manufacturer: Digitech
Model: Digitech XDD
Series: X Series
Type: Digital Delay
Up to 4 seconds of delay
7 different delay types plus Tap Tempo
Stereo outputs with switchable CIT™ Cabinet Modeling

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The Digitech X Series XDD DigiDelay 4 Second Digital Delay Guitar Effects Pedal gives you loads of delay time, with up to 4 seconds of delay available. This is more than is found in many studio-quality, rack-mounted delay processors. And that’s just the beginning! The DigiDelay™ also lets you select various delay types such as stereo ping pong and tape delay, and other phat delay sounds, plus tap tempo so you can set the delay time exactly to the beat (just hold, then tap the footswitch with your foot). Controls feature Level, Repeat, Time, and Range. Outputs for both pedals include Out 1 (Mono) and Out 2 for stereo operation.

The Digitech X Series XDD DigiDelay 4 Second Digital Delay Guitar Effects Pedal is a unique delay pedal, combining several features that have never been available in a standard stompbox. The DigiDelay offers 4-seconds of delay, four different delay types including ping-pong, tape, reverse, modulated, and a loop function. The Loop function records loops up to 4 seconds in length that you can add overdubs to. The DigiDelay also features Tap Tempo delay and switchable CIT™ cabinet modeling. This owner’s manual will guide you through all of these features. But feel free to experiment as you read through it.

Level Knob Controls the output level of the Delay effect. Turn this knob clockwise to increase the output level, and counter-clockwise to decrease the output level. When the Level knob is set to its maximum position, the dry signal is completely removed so the DigiVerb can run in an effects loop of a mixer.
Repeats Knob Controls the number of delay repeats. Turn this knob clockwise to increase the number of repeats, and counter-clockwise to decrease the number of repeats. Turning this knob to the maximum position engages repeat-hold of the delay signal. This knob is disabled in 7-LOOP mode.
Time Knob Controls the amount of delay time specified by the range selected with the Mode (5) knob. The knob’s minimum position is the shortest delay time for the given range. The knob’s maximum position is the longest delay time for the given range. When 4-TAPE, 5-MOD DLY,or 6-REVERSE is selected, the delay time ranges vary from 10ms - 8 seconds (see Mode Knob for exact ranges). You can increase the delay time by tapping in a longer time using the Tap Tempo delay feature (see Tap Te mpo section). The Time knob is disabled when 7-LOOP is selected or when the DigiDelay is in Tap Tempo mode.
Mode Knob Selects a delay range, delay type, or the infinite Loop function. The first four mode settings give you ping-pong delay when Out 2 is used in conjunction with Out 1. Select one of the following:
- 1-10-250 MS - 10 to 250 milliseconds
- 2-250 MS-1 SEC - 250 milliseconds to 1 second
- 3-1-4 SEC - 1 to 4 seconds
- 4-TAPE* - Emulates a vintage tape delay
- 5-MOD DLY* - A digital delay with chorused repeats
- 6-REVERSE* - A delay where the repeats are played backwards
- 7-LOOP - A repeat/hold function that lets you create infinite loops of up to four seconds in length. * Mod Delay delay time range is 10ms - 1 sec. Tape Delay range is 100ms -1 sec. Reverse delay range is 1 - 8 seconds. To increase the time of Tape or Mod Delay types, use the Tap Tempo delay feature.
AC Adapter Jack Connect a DigiTech PS200R power supply to this jack. Use the proper supply for your area’s Mains line voltage.
Input Jack Connect your instrument to this jack. Connecting a guitar cable to this jack engages battery power even though the Indicator LED may not be lit. To prolong battery life, disconnect all cables from the pedal when not in use.
Pedal Release Pins These two pins are spring-loaded hinges that hold the pedal in place. Push these pins in to release the pedal from the chassis exposing the battery compartment. (See battery replacement diagram.)
Out 1(Mono) Jack Connect this output to a single guitar amplifier or mixer channel when only one amp or mixer channel is being used.
Out 2 Jack Connect this output to a second amplifier or mixer channel for stereo flanging. Stereo is the best way to get the most effective stereo flange experience from the Turbo Flange pedal.
Indicator LED Indicates when the effect is turned on. If the LED becomes dim or does not light when the cables are connected, the battery needs to be replaced.
Connections The Digitech X Series XDD DigiDelay 4 Second Digital Delay Guitar Effects Pedal has a single input and a pair of outputs. Out 1 is used if the DigiDelay is being connected to only one amplifier. Out 2 is used for stereo operation. Connect Out 1 to the first amplifier and Out 2 to the second amplifier. Using Out 2 gives you ping-pong delay for the first three Mode settings, or Tape or Reverse delay types.
Tap Tempo Delay The DigiDelay’s Pedal can be used as a tap-tempo switch for setting the delay time during a live performance. To use the Pedal for tap-tempo, follow these steps:
- 1. While the delay effect is on, press and hold the Pedal (8) for 3 seconds until the Indicator LED (10) begins flashing. The LED flashes at the delay time’s duration.
- 2. Tap the Pedal switch at least two times to set a new delay time. The last two pedal tap intervals set the delay time. The Time (4) knob is disabled when tap-tempo is active, and the delay cannot be bypassed.
- 3. To exit tap-tempo, press and hold the Pedal for 3 seconds until the Indicator LED stops flashing and lights solid red.
Loop Delay The Mode knob’s 7-LOOP setting is used to create an infinite delay loop up to four seconds long. Once a loop is created, you can add overdub parts to it. To use the Loop feature, follow these steps:
- 1. Select 7-LOOP using the MODE (5) knob.
- 2. Begin with the effect bypassed. Press and hold the Pedal (8) and immediately begin playing. The Indicator LED (10) is lit solid red.
- 3.When you reach the end of your loop, release the Pedal. The passage plays back in an infinite loop, and the Indicator LED flashes red.
- 4. To add overdubs to the existing loop, press and hold the Pedal at any time and begin playing. The Indicator LED is lit solid red as long as the pedal is held, indicating that anything played will be added to the loop.
- 5. To stop the loop, quickly press the Pedal. This puts the DigiDelay into Bypass. The loop stops playing and the delay loop memory is cleared.

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