Guy's don't be fooled by science and technology... the green blob guy over there is creating the delay effects with his all-powerful mind. Just get one of those. I recommend the early 80's version not the re-issue.
I think we need a blind A vs B test kind of thing where which was which is revealed at the end. Both sound great. I am leaning toward the Skreddy since I am currently delayless and if the Vintage Modified becomes available again, they will probably sell out immediately.
@smartti1970 Yeah, it is expensive, but DAMN does it do a lot of cool stuff. 8 presets, tons of features, and Line 6 versatility with boutique tone that takes up very little space on the old pedal board. Ultimately I ended up selling mine because I prefer my Mad Professor Deep Blue Delay and Rocket Ride First Echo On The Moon (a brilliantly modified Memory Man), but I still think about it and might end up getting another one down the road.
I can't really say the super delay is superior, but I won't say it isn't. They both do different things. I think the empress sounds more full, but the timefactor has more tweakability. The timefactor can honestly do nearly anything you'd want a delay pedal to do. The tone of the empress on some settings, at least to me, is better than the timefactor.
Honestly the empress sounds incredible. Any "weak" sounds would be due to having the hi pass filter on trying to replicate the skreddy. I almost prefer the empress to the skreddy. the skreddy does it's sound, and that's great...but the empress packs so much more in.
The Skreddy does tape better.
The Empress has *much* more capabilities.
Billysrocketnards 1 year ago
perfect setup would be both. skreddy for the tape sounds and empress for any other type of delay
thunderheart530 1 year ago
Guy's don't be fooled by science and technology... the green blob guy over there is creating the delay effects with his all-powerful mind. Just get one of those. I recommend the early 80's version not the re-issue.
gillyarchtop 1 year ago 2
do doubt the empress is more versatile...but the skreddy just sounds so much better...especially the modulation
andrewface 2 years ago
Longer delay time and additional features such as a looper give the Empress the win in my opinion.
cbickford84 2 years ago
Thanks for the demo, Brian! I really like the Empress, I may have to go further into debt to get one.
bigtophalloween 2 years ago
I think we need a blind A vs B test kind of thing where which was which is revealed at the end. Both sound great. I am leaning toward the Skreddy since I am currently delayless and if the Vintage Modified becomes available again, they will probably sell out immediately.
snouter 2 years ago
empress price is pure madness
smartti1970 2 years ago
@smartti1970 Yeah, it is expensive, but DAMN does it do a lot of cool stuff. 8 presets, tons of features, and Line 6 versatility with boutique tone that takes up very little space on the old pedal board. Ultimately I ended up selling mine because I prefer my Mad Professor Deep Blue Delay and Rocket Ride First Echo On The Moon (a brilliantly modified Memory Man), but I still think about it and might end up getting another one down the road.
bigtophalloween 1 year ago
I can't really say the super delay is superior, but I won't say it isn't. They both do different things. I think the empress sounds more full, but the timefactor has more tweakability. The timefactor can honestly do nearly anything you'd want a delay pedal to do. The tone of the empress on some settings, at least to me, is better than the timefactor.
mynameizbrian 2 years ago 2
Nice observation. Do you think the empress is superior to the timefactor?
cosmogang 2 years ago
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cosmogang 2 years ago
Honestly the empress sounds incredible. Any "weak" sounds would be due to having the hi pass filter on trying to replicate the skreddy. I almost prefer the empress to the skreddy. the skreddy does it's sound, and that's great...but the empress packs so much more in.
mynameizbrian 2 years ago