The TS10, Tube Screamer Classic, is the original Tube Screamer that Ibanez became famous for. It provides the sound of an overdriven tube amp. It features a Drive control to vary the intensity of the distortion, a Tone control for equalization, and a Level control that varies the overall gain when the distortion is engaged. This is the sound that first made rock and roll famous.

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TS-10 Tube Screamer Classic

From smooth overdrive to amp-like distortion.

From the 9 Series comes the Ibanez JD9 Jet Driver overdrive pedal, offering a wide variety of overdriven tones from vintage crunch to punchy distortion. With an organic sound and true-bypass switching, you won't have to worry about your tone being colored when adding the Jet Driver to your signal chain.

Equipped with massive amounts of output volume, the JD9 Jet Driver is ideal for pushing tube amps. Drive, Volume, Mid, and Tone controls let you find just the sound you're after.

Wide range of tones, from smooth overdrive to amp-like distortion
Organic sound and true-bypass switching
Massive amounts of output volume
Ideal for pushing tube amps

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JD9 Jet Driver

Distortion with enhanced "low end" typified by 70's to early 80's metal. The tone control boosts the low end.

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CM-5 Classic Metal

The Ibanez Bi-Mode Chorus BCL is a unique pedal that offers a wide range of tonal possibilities. The bi-mode chorus circuit allows for two independent LFOs, one fast and one slow, which can be used to create a variety of modulation effects. The pedal also features analog circuitry, which produces a warm and rich chorus sound. The pedal is made in Japan, known for its high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail. The pedal is a vintage item, making it a rare and unique find for guitar enthusiasts.

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BCL Bi Mode Chorus

The BE10 is a redesigned version of the GE10 for bass guitar. Unlike guitar eqs, that start at 100Hz, the BE10 begins it's eq range at 63Hz. The reason for this is simple. Guitar equalizers just can not properly handle the low notes that a bass guitar creates. The open "E" on a bass resonates at 41Hz, far below the 100Hz cutoff of a guitar eq. By beginning the equalization process at 63Hz instead of 41Hz, the tone and "punch" of the low "E" is realized but the harmonic rumbling is left out. The result is a frequency range that lets you reach the fullest dynamic potential of your bass guitar, with the full freedom to get any tone that you desire.

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