Yeah, that Delay (delay8) looks nice!

The PSP Echo is only $26.10 at JRR Shop. I am very pleased with it! and that's really a bargain price for it.
Michael
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Succumbed. It was the "ducker" that sold me. Dern it.

Fleer
Do you think it's comparable to IK's T-RackS Echo, dlesaux?

I'm sorry but I'm not familiar with the IK T-Racks echo, sorry..

Magic Russ
Nomad Factory's Echoes is good for various tape/oilcan/analog echoes.  It does have sync and controls for how deep to ping pong.
 
Prior to that I used to use the Kjaerhus delay for analog/tape.  I don't know where you can find it these days, maybe VST Warehouse?
 
Another good freebie is the TAL Dub-Delay.
 
Also don't forget Guitar Rig.  It has a handful of delays, and you can use containers to layer multiple instances.

The Nomad Factory Echoes is another one of my go-to delays when I'm looking for a vintage vibe. I think I picked it up for $19 a while ago.

Nice surprise Here!
Re: Tritik tkDelay v1 released (now v1.3.0)
tkDelay now includes ducking!
version 1.3.0 has just been released, get it here : www.tritik.com/products/tkdelay
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yorolpal
Succumbed. It was the "ducker" that sold me. Dern it.

Me, too. I've got other delays that can duck, but the PSP makes it very simple and convenient.
Plus you know it must be good because it's got a knob labeled "WOW".
 
I also picked up the reverb, because, um, it was $19. It never occurred to me that I might need for a reverb just for piano, and I'm still not certain I do. But it does sound nice, a little weird but nice. And that freeze function they're so proud of might actually be useful if it was automated. But mainly, it was $19.

"Plus you know it must be good because it's got a knob labeled "WOW"."
 
 I'm happy you and yoropal succumbed bitflipper. The great thing about PSP deals (which happen maybe half a dozen times a year) is that if you own some of their plugins you get even more off which is very very nice is if you like shiny new VSTs without dongle copy protection!

Yup...killer price. But I'm just about broke enough that if they was sellin steamboats for a dime apiece all I could do was run up and down the bank of the river shoutin "ain't that somethin!"

I'm broke, too. But I budget 50 bucks a month for my GAS fix, and I missed August because I had birthdays to buy gifts for, missed September due to not having an internet connection, and didn't even get myself a birthday present in October. So it's been 3 months since I bought anything and I was jonesin'. $47 seemed reasonable for something to tide me over until Christmas (I already know what I'm gettin').