Uploaded October 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
During a visit to Roland UK, guitarist Bernie Marsden (Whitesnake) took some time out to show us some of his favourite Boss pedals that he has used throughout his accomplished career. Opting for quite a long delay with a high effects mix, Bernie uses the world famous Boss DD-3 Digital Delay alongside the new Roland GA-212 amp. Many people are unaware that the Boss DD-2 was the World's first digital delay in a stomp box format. The DD-3 is effectively the re-launch of the same pedal and unchanged since. With 3 delay time modes and a Delay Time control of exact delay times between 12.5ms - 800ms, it's not hard to see why the DD-3 is a mainstay in guitar rigs across the world.
During a visit to Roland UK, guitarist Bernie Marsden (Whitesnake) took some time out to show us some of his favourite Boss pedals that he has used throughout his accomplished career. Opting for quite a long delay with a high effects mix, Bernie uses the world famous Boss DD-3 Digital Delay alongside the new Roland GA-212 amp. Many people are unaware that the Boss DD-2 was the World's first digital delay in a stomp box format. The DD-3 is effectively the re-launch of the same pedal and unchanged since. With 3 delay time modes and a Delay Time control of exact delay times between 12.5ms - 800ms, it's not hard to see why the DD-3 is a mainstay in guitar rigs across the world.
