Ping Pong Delay Effect

[Voxman]

Voxman, by the way, I take it that "Rich" is your name, and not just a brief explanation of why you can sepnd all your time playing guitar and watching over this forum?

I wish!! Only reason I can do it at the moment is I'm 'between jobs' - but trying to rectify that; had some good interviews recently so keep your fingers & toes crossed for me!

Rich

[rikpt]

We will!

[dayslypper]

There is example of ping-pong delay with 100% feedback (panning of sound from L to R and back):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyoD_o5vk1k (0:50)

I'm thinking about purchase of ST and ping-pong delay is very important for me. Is there some final and reliable result?

I read manual of LE and SE. It seems that requered effect could be a "Stereo Delay" or "Cross Delay" or "2TAP Delay". Is at least one of these delays in ping-pong style?

I have question about ST. Manual is not so detailed but it should have same number of delays like LE (11). Are these effects totally same?

Thank you for answers.

[Voxman]

The ST is a 'compact' version of the LE, which doesn't have the same number of effects or features eg ease of patch changing & delays - very limited on ST. They are not the same unit at all. However, the ST's modeling & EQ is better than the LE.

[dayslypper]

I compare ST and LE and it seems that ST have only "Analog Delay" (BBD) under "Delay" setting.

It seems that ST miss almost full Delay section.

So ST surely have no ping-pong delay.

But question about ping-pong delay is still in the air. What about LE and SE?

[dayslypper]

Please!

So what is the cross delay exactly? I tried to find some records but no result.

Is it the same like in this Korg?
http://www.korg.com/mediaplayer.aspx?md=3365&pd=235

Could someone of owners record delay types in stereo? That would be great.