Choosing a delay with presets, DL4, DD200, others?

[Flurko]

So, I'm playing in a band with two songs where I'm playing a galloping dotted eight delay part, ala The Edge/Maserati if you're cooler. Right now I'm using a boss DD-7 with a tap tempo, but it's a bit stressful to dial in the tempo when the drummer counts in the start of the song.
I'm using a second DD-7 on my board which I mostly keep in analog mode for more ambient sounds in other songs, so I was thinking of swapping to a unit where I can get presets for the proper tempos of these songs, and have other sounds as well.
It looks like I can get the line6 DL-4 mkII and the Boss DD-200 used for the same price range, has anyone compared both ? I've used a mkI DL-4 a while ago and really enjoyed it, the looper was a pleasure as well but it looks like the DD-200 has a smaller footprint and is easier to save and edit settings with its screen?
Also I haven't properly dug into it but the DL4 mkII has reverbs as well, can it also balance its footprint by allowing me to remove my reverb pedal from my board ? Thanks!

[Jonesie]

Vox Delaylab. Does everything a DL4 does but feels way more solidly built. Can generally be found pretty cheap too.

It also has multiple banks of effects, I want to say 9 banks with 3 presets each?

[Steadyriot.]

I used to have a DD500 which was a great pedal. Bet the DD200 (or even DD20) could get you where you want to be.

As Jonesie said, the Vox Delaylab is a good choice too; less known pedal so deals are out there to be had.

[BlixaFan]

Boss SDE3000? Though it's pricey as hell.

[sal paradise]

Tc Electronic Flashback X4 is a great sounding thing & really simple to use.

[LeftyJ]

I really liked the TC Nova Delay I once had. I didn't like the way you had to tap through the presets with the footswitches though.
There's also the Nova Repeater which is similar. Both can be had cheap and sound great.

[stevejamsecono]

Source Audio Nemesis was this for me. Incredible sounds, super deep with the Neuro app, but incredibly easy to operate as a 'standard' delay with the controls that are visible. It can do up to 128 (?) presets via MIDI, but I've got mine in "dumb" mode with just four that I scroll through with a seperate footswitch.