Line 6 DL4 Review

The Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler Pedal offers musicians and audio specialists an incredible range of sounds, delays and loop echos for their guitar, and with its high pricetag, it better. Listed below is some useful information for consumers who are considering purchasing this model.

Line 6 DL4 Specs

The Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler Pedal is 10 by 6 by 2.5 inches in size and weighs 3.1 pounds, coming with a nicely-colored green outside that gives off somewhat a light metallic shine. The Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler has a 24-bit clean digital echo and offers real-time reverse delay for its users. Additionally, the loop sampler has 14 seconds of memory and 800ms of pre-delay, not to mention the option of half-speed and reverse overdubbing. With 16 digital effects, 18 factory presents and 3 user programmable channels, musicians have all sorts of creative freedom when it comes to playing their guitar and making new and exciting music.

Pros and Cons

While the Line6 DL4 is certainly capable of a lot, it is not the easiest thing to figure out. However, just playing around with it for a few minutes will give you all you need to know. However, one great pro of the Line 6 DL4 is its expression pedal input for delay, which provides the ability to morph between effects.

Customer Thoughts 

Customers have only positive things to say when it comes to the Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler Pedal’s sound quality. And it has become a popular topic on online music boards, aiding with its ever-growing reputation. However, if there is one complaint floating around in various customers’ reviews. It is the number of user programmable channels available. With only 3 user programmable channels available. Many musicians think that more should have been added. And while the expression pedal is popular with customers, the lack of MIDI connection is not, as well as the extra-high price-tag.

Comparisons Line 6 DL4

When being compared to other delay pedals, the Line has some great advantages, including the looper. However, when it comes to design, Delay Pedal might be a bit lacking. Additionally, it has odd power requirements, sometimes making it difficult to get power to if using a pedal board. All in all, while the delay pedal can definitely make amazing and innovative sounds. A few of the high end delay pedals may last a little longer than this product.

The Delay Modeler Pedal has some extremely cool features, as well as an aesthetically-pleasing chassis with its light green color; however. It is a bit pricey and you need to determine if you are willing to spend that much for a delay stompbox.