Keeley Eccos or Walrus D1?

[foshjoster]

Looking at these two compact, versatile delays. Anyone have experience with one or the other?? Bonus points for recommendations of similar pedals!

 

[Inupiat]

Just got the D1 today!!! Will review in a few days

 

[Buck Woodson]

Maybe the Eventide Rose?

I'm intrigued by all 3.

 

[juri]

The eccos looks more complicated to use to me. It has a built-in looper and particular delay sound. The D1 has more delays and looks a lot easier to use. For that reason I would choose the D1 over the Keeley.

 

[yellowbaloon]

Yeah the Eccos is more of a 'specialty' delay sound (which is awesome), so not what I'd choose if you need something versatile with different delay sounds.

 

[coopdeville78]

The Walrus looks like a nice Multi Delay and the Eccos just nails some particular sounds amazingly well. If delay is an important effect I’d use the Eccos alongside other options too if possible.
The Echosystem is a killer Multi Delay too and has some really unique sounds available!

 

[mpltenmetalburn]

Im looking at both of these also right now and wonder the same thing.

I want to mention you should not overlook the alexander quadrant which is amazing and $199.

 

[aaronjcurtis]

I bought the ECCOS as it was a great price (25% off) and I only want the one type of delay, and the looper is bonus so I can take the Ditto off my board. It’s also analog dry through which is important when I run a wet/dry rig eliminating any unwanted latency. The WA looks and sounds good too, but having too many delay types causes option paralysis for me sometimes.

 

[aaronjcurtis]

These two demos of the ECCOS are what sold it for me personally:

 

[andy474x]

If the feature set of the D1 appeals to you, I’ll say I’ve been very happy with mine so far.

 

[gec78221]

Anyone compare d1 & the eccos? I really want to know how they stack up to each other tone wise.

 

[warren3333]

Bump

 

[jnam]

Can't stress it enough, the D1's attack knob is an absolute game changer. Roll it back for transient-heavy percussive repeats, crank it up for swelled washy repeats.