Yoshi Ikegami was involved in the development of the most iconic delay units in history.
Recently, there was a great live stream on Facebook about Boss delays, where Yoshi Ikegami answered many questions about Boss delay pedals.
During the stream, Yoshi Ikegami and Matt Knight (Boss Europe) talk about the history of the Roland Space Echo, analog delays and the issue of getting BBDs. Furthermore, they speak about the development of the Roland SDE-3000 and legendary Boss DD-2, the first compact digital delay pedal ever.
And last but not least, you will learn more about the most recent delays of the Boss family, the DD-200 and DD-8.
Watching this interview, I realized, that I own every single delay pedal from their product line (except for the DD-6 – as it does not have a jack for an external tap tempo switch, though, it has internal tap tempo).
In case you missed it: click here.
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