EarthQuaker Devices Dispatch Master V3 Digital Delay & Reverb Guitar Effects Pedal

Made in the USA. I love the purple flake paint job, it’s the reason I purchased it from an Amazon supplier; it’s rare in the sense that I couldn’t locate in purple from other suppliers. It’s a quiet pedal without line noise. No master the setting it doesn’t go wild into self-oscillation.

I love this pedal. It's so versatile, well-built, and simple to use. I use it in my mobile rig running into the front of a 5e3. It's right up there with the Neunaber Immerse V2 as my favorite time-based effect. Just a beautiful sounding delay/reverb combo that makes you want to play for hours. The only feature I wish it had was tap tempo, but it's great regardless. Love the soft switch and top-mounted jacks, too.

So good. It’s not an all in one multiple delay pedal, with 20 variations. Look elsewhere for that. What it IS is a great sounding delay reverb that can go from Sun Studio slapback to absolutely cavernous ambience and never sound muddy. The delay really stays out of the way while you’re playing and then pops back up when you let a passage breathe. It plays well in front of your amp or in the effects loop, and is stellar after dirt pedals. There is not a bad sound in it. No matter where I put the knobs, it sounds musical and never cluttered. It won’t self oscillate, but that’s okey with me. You can still manipulate the time knob for noisy goodness, but it never gets out of control. If you’re like me and just want a reverb/delay 2 in 1 that sounds awesome with minimal knob twiddling, you can’t go wrong. There’s a reason that they’ve sold something like 10,000 units of this.

I'm sure people vary, but, having a pedal that does a few things really well, is now more important to me than a multi-effects pedal that can do a million things. Now, I would rather have the five things on the multi-effects pedal that you truly like as separate pedals. You push a button, and, hey presto, it makes the sound you like. I gave my son the $350 dollar reverb pedal, and use this for reverb instead, bearing in mind I have a Fender Twin with spring reverb built in as my main reverb. It does one (more or less) really good reverb, rather than 15. I have had to put it near the beginning of my effects chain because I use an overdrive (Greer Light Year), boost (Klon KTR), and another boost (Zvex Super Hardon) and all that boosting was too much for the Dispatch Master and distorted the circuit in a really bad way. I love it for "lead" tones over chord progressions I record on my looper.

If you're looking for huge clear reverb, this is a good unit, though I found it a bit of a one-trick pedal. One feature I appreciated is how it handles long reverb tails. While many pedals will go into unwanted feedback loops, this extended the effect cleanly.

FIRST NO NOISE .. ANYTHING THING THAT MAKES A HUMM NOISE IS HISTORY .. THIS UNIT IS DEAD QUIET After much trail and error and years of playing through dry Marshall amp due to i hate spring reverb i finaly found the right reverb delay unit.. awesome i hate 100 channels of programs i dont need or use.. this is simple set your delay time .. dial in amount of reverb you desire and mix it with mix knob.. rocking !! i hate voicing units .. except the one on my fender super champs xz2 it usable !! o have also tried running effect in marshal effects loop and that sucks too ...

Super versatile, easy to use and it sounds magical. You can dial in subtle or drippy dreaminess! I totally recommend this pedal for anyone wanting the verb/delay thing.

Great delay/reverb also very versatile can do a simple slap back to ambient with the turn of a dial