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Eight 2048-stage BBDs with CPU control
The pedal uses smaller BBD stages and targeted control to create its range of delay modes.

Independent shopping perspective
BOSS’s DM-101 pairs fully analog BBD delay processing with CPU-controlled operation. Eight 2048-stage BBDs provide 12 modes spanning gritty echoes, cleaner delays, and extended high-frequency clarity. Six modes operate in stereo, including Pan, Dual Mod, and rhythmic pattern options. In use, tap tempo, 127 user memories, carryover, MIDI, and mode-specific Variation controls make it practical to move between stored delay approaches without giving up analog signal processing.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The pedal uses smaller BBD stages and targeted control to create its range of delay modes.
Detail 02
Stereo-capable modes include Pan, Dual Mod, short reverb-like, modulated, and pattern delay approaches.
Detail 03
These functions support stored settings, tempo control, delay carryover, and MIDI operation.
Detail 04
The supplied dimensions and weight describe the pedal’s physical footprint.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It maintains 100% analog signal processing and uses eight BBDs under CPU control.
Twelve, with six supporting stereo operation.
Yes. The DM-101 provides 127 user memories.
It includes tap tempo and MIDI, along with carryover.
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