After introducing the Mini TubeScreamer at last year's NAMM, Ibanez is at it again with 3 new Mini models - a delay, a chorus & a metal distortion.
While only little detail has filtered yet (the NAMM only opens on the 21st), these three models are expected to carry some of the Ibanez’s classic stompbox circuits with just a format change to something (clearly) more compact. These new models include an analod delay, a chorus and a metal-oriented distortion (which concentric knobs may take really tiny hands, considering the expected size of the pedal).
Analog Delay Mini:
Features:
- Repeat, Delay time and Blend controls
- True-bypass circuit
- Delay time settings: 20 to 600ms
- Supply through external AC adapter only
Chorus Mini:
Features:
- Depth, Speed and Level controls
- True-bypass circuit
- Supply through external AC adapter only
Super Metal Mini
Features:
- Edge, Punch, Drive, Attack and Level controls
- True-bypass circuit
- Supply through external AC adapter only
No MSRP available yet. More details to come next week certainly.
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