Boss SDE-3000 Dual Delay

I can't vouch for how accurate the sound is. It sounds cleaner than I expected.
The big disappointment is the interface which is absolutely dire. This isn't just because they are trying to mirror the original, it is because they have chosen buttons that are far too small and too closely spaced, they are too firm to press and there is almost zero tactile feedback. It is super super fiddly to use. Parameters are slow to change because it goes step by step (there are two accelerators but they are still too slow).
The whole panel needs buttons with space around them and a much more friendly feel to the buttons.
Then there is the display which tries to be authentic when it really shouldn't need to so you have cryptic parameter descriptions and menus which are unintuitive. This is 2024, you can emulate 7 segment displays and still have normal text when needed and designing elegant menu systems should be a stroll in the park - but not here.
To be blunt, this pedal is an ergonomic disaster (unless you have very tiny fingers, enjoy getting old while changing parameters and don't mind decoding the cryptic display and cryptic menu system and the cryptic button sequences).
So that leaves the sound which is OK but I haven't picked up any vintage digital vibe from it so far.
I never thought I would regret buying a Boss pedal but I have here. I would advise caution with this one.

This pedal is deep. Comes with 8 onboard presets, more with midi. Dual delay with adjustable eq, modulation, and much more. It is a deep pedal so a read of the manual is required.

But, it is rewarded with awesome sounding delays. Each delay can also have a L/R delay time, so you can technically have 4 delays going!! Series, parallel, and panning!

There’s so much more, but this is the best dual delay out there! Boss is the Boss!

This pedal delivers those classic digital rackmounted delay tones in spades. It features modulation as well, so this one pedal can cover a lot of ground. The only negative thing I can come up with is the tactile experience, it's decidedly oldschool so it might be unfair to view that as negative. But it would have been nice to have some digital interface, as in an app, to edit the parameters as well.