RDD-10

RDD-10 tech specs

Released: 1985
Price: £149^[1]
Company: Boss
Type: Effect (digital delay)
Audio in: Mono
Audio out: Mono mix, mono wet (When wet output is connected, mix output becomes dry-only output)^[2]
Control: Footswitch; stereo link
RAM: 64 KB^[3]
Display: None
Size: Half U

The RDD-10 was a digital delay released by Boss in 1985. It's part of their half-rack Micro Rack Series of effects.

It can provide delays up to 400 milliseconds (0.4 seconds) long. Alas, this isn't long enough for the ever-popular dotted eighths (3/16ths) below 112.5 BPM, but it does still have uses. I myself used a very tight delay from the RDD-10 in "Microplastics (Nitrile mix)".

References

"Music Village" Music Village (Vendor), Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1986, pp. 36—37
"RDD-10 manual" Boss, Sep 1985, p. 4
"RDD-10 / RDD-20 service notes" Boss, Sep 1986, p. 1

External links

Reviews

"On The Rack" Jim Betteridge, Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music, Aug 1985, pp. 12—13
"Boss Micro Rack Series" Martin Sheehan, Home & Studio Recording, Aug 1985, pp. 12—14

Downloads

Documentation

"RDD-10 manual" Boss, Sep 1985
"RDD-10 / RDD-20 service notes" Boss, Sep 1986

Micro Rack Series: RBF-10 | RCE-10 | RCL-10 | RDD-10 | RGE-10 | ROD-10 | RPD-10 | RPH-10 | RPQ-10 | RPS-10 | RRV-10 | RSD-10

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