Keeley Electronics DDR Drive/Delay/Reverb Effects Pedal Demo 

The bummer for me, is, you cant run the delay to loop and drive to front end. They have to go as a pair, I might return it just for that reason. And you cant reverse the order of the two.

You're welcome, Robert! Thanks for making great stuff! Peace, DC

I don't understand the insert, it went by so fast and when I paused on that part, I couldn't figure out how it works. If I could use this and a couple other pedals, or one of your workstations, it would get me through almost anything.

You rules DC!!

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I agree. The pedal is a great relief to those that just wanna plug in and go!

@@RobertKeeleyTV I really think simple rigs are the future , I am going for this one for sure

Jammed all day with a little band of friends. It was the meat and potatoes of the tone!

Thanks for checking it out, Steve! 👍

It's perfect for the guy starting out with effects! It's like a drive pedal for $120 and then an Alesis style reverb and delay at $60 Mooer prices!

Thanks for checking it out! 😊👍

It's weird to me that its not in the millions.

Basically you can use the TRS Insert to place other effects in between the Drive and WET sides of the pedal, so you can insert this pedal into an effects chain without placing the Reverb and Delay before Filters, Compressors, other Drives, etc. It keeps your chain order intact.

Colter Sullivan Ah okay, thanks for the explanation. I was thinking about overdrives which didn’t make sense 👍

I agree. Not being able to combine delay and reverb is a big flaw in my eyes

Speaking as a FOH/monitors engineer, 9/10 touring artists do not put delay in the loop. Maybe even less than that.

@@jadeone369 what does that have to do with using delay and reverb at the same time?

@@Rockandrollgeerage i was responding to the first half of rick’s comment

Hi, Bon! Thanks for your message, hope you're well and safe. Yes! The design of the DDR is to allow for simultaneous or independent use of the drive and time domain sections. There's also an insert to allow for other pedals to go in the chain between the drive and ambience sections of the pedal. Please contact us direct with other questions as you have them! Robert Williams, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 2371, robert_williams@sweetwater.com

you can

You can, watch the video again.

Nope. Love it. Beautiful hair

So is the return of the beings into the public eye, but you don't see me complaining. All comes in good time.