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Yamaha Cod-100?

I want to wish everyone here a Merry Christmas! I want to thank all of you for being apart of this very nice and helpful community. I'm grateful for your contributions of time and knowledge, keeping this place going. And this place would be filled with spambots if it weren't for Pepe, thank you. But...

I was looking forward to the forecasted blizzard with 15 inches of snow. We got 1 or 2 inches and nothing else. The -35 fahrenheit wind chills here aren't terrible as I don't have any work to do outside. It's refreshing in small doses.

I have received a package. It was here a few day earlier but my neighbor had it. It's still boxed up and under the Christmas Tree. I'm surprised by all the shipments being so fast. Maybe there is some truth to the postal companies being underwhelmed this season. <<<<< * <<<< <> <<< <<>> << <<<>>> < ...

I'm in America and I've bought a new pedal online from a Canadian store and had it sent directly to the Canadian recipient. It was Laurie if I remember correctly. It can be done, might be tricky with non-english pedal websites.

I didn't pay much attention when this pedal was introduced: Was it in high demand and hard to find during it's production, or simply a sleeper pedal that gained attention later? Did a famous guitarist make it more popular?

That is correct! :D I received the Yamaha DD100 from FuzzBuzzFuzz. It's a great sounding pedal. I've always used an Ibanez DL7 for digital delay but I think the Yamaha is a bit better sounding, atleast for digital. The Ibanez has an "echo" mode (fake analog delay) that I still find necessary for som...

Not the correct brand but it IS a delay pedal.


1) Four knobs
2) The back label is written in Japanese
3) Normal size pedal (not a hammond enclosure case)
4) Well known brand
5) One knob is a 3way mode selector
6) Not Ibanez, but it is a DELAY pedal

Not correct, I will add another clue.

1) Four knobs
2) The back label is written in Japanese
3) Normal size pedal (not a hammond enclosure case)
4) Well known brand
5) One knob is a 3way mode selector

No, sorry. I'll add a clue.

1) Four knobs
2) The back label is written in Japanese
3) Normal size pedal (not a hammond enclosure case)
4) Well known brand