Boss DD-7 - Setting the Mode for Stereo Delay; 3200 ms: Independent Delay; 800 ms: Panning Delay; 200 ms: Spatial Broadness

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Setting the Mode for Stereo Delay
When using the DD-7 as a stereo delay, you can choose among
three dierent operation modes. Each mode provides a dierent
type of stereo delay eect.
* For detailed information on how to make the connections for
stereo delay, refer to “Stereo” (p. 14).
1. Make the connection to the INPUT-A (MONO) jack
and leave nothing connected to the INPUT-B jack
2. Hold down the built-in pedal and insert the plug to
INPUT-B jack
The setting mode for stereo delay is enabled, and the CHECK
indicator lights in orange.
3. Select the stereo delay eect
Use the MODE knob to select the mode for stereo delay.
3200ms: This is a completely independent delay for A and B.
800ms: This is panning delay.
200ms: This is a stereo delay that imparts spatial broadness to
reverberant sound.
4. Save the settings
Press the built-in pedal switch to make the CHECK indicator rapidly
ash in orange and save the settings.
After the settings have been saved, the unit returns to normal
operation.
* Never switch o the power while the CHECK indicator is
ashing rapidly.
* This setting is retained even while the power is turned o.