Digitech DOD Rubberneck

I bought it to replace my EHX memory boy.
The pedal has a lot of good features, it can go from standard delays to dreamy ambient long ones. I really like the REGEN function which, if well adjusted, can give you almost an infinite tail without turning into a feedback. Using the modulation knobs you have endless possibilities to shape your tone and get modulated repetitions.
The tails switch is awesome.
It has a loop too, but didn't try it yet.

This pedal has no cons, the only thing I have problems with, is the on/off button. It is ok, but super soft and if you don't push it the right way with the right force it does not engage or it will engage the rubberneck effect. I just have to get used to that, since with other pedals/delay I never thought about how to push the button, just push or keep it pushed while I play, but you can't do it with this pedal, you have to engage the button properly.

However, I realized that I don't need such complex pedal and finally sold it, keeping my old trusted Biyang AD-10 delay instead. While Rubberneck is far superior pedal for sure, as it features a built-in tap tempo option and has the ability to get a dotted eight delay etc., it really is kinda over the top for a bedroom rocker like me. In addition, it takes way too much space and consumes a lot of power. You need a dedicated power supply too. So, while a great pedal, you may want to get youself a cheaper, smaller, more user-friendly, and less power-hungry effects unit. After all, most of us are only using their delay pedals for some slap-back, typical 400ms delay, and some self-oscillation stuff. Which a lot of cheaper and smaller pedals handle just fine too.