All user reviews for the Ibanez DE7 Stereo Delay/Echo

Two effects on close trs delay and echo tape
Technology numrique
Power Connector 1in 2out (effect and dry)

UTILIZATION

Configuration very simple two knobs and three switches rentrables
Manuel sufficient but not necessary so the pedals is simple
in terms of tempo switch SETTING THE I just noticed a handy dtail
position 2 of 120 650 ms
position 3 of 480 2600 ms
120 x4 = 480
650 x4 = 2600
Both positions are dernires graduated in the same report so if the delay is cal with mtronome in position 2 it will also be in position 3 with a delay rptition 4 x more ... Not with Ibanez con ...

SOUND QUALITY

The delay is clean and the trs is rptition Fidler, the echo is dirtier rptitions overlap if they eventually saturate like on a real tape echo ...
The sound palette is amazing for such a small PDAL
Rverbe of cleanliness, and long delay infinite anything is possible ...

OVERALL OPINION

If I am the fly ... I Rasht or I kill the thief for rcuperer ...

I just acqurir for the scne and personal for me playing the dub is clearly a good investment! The possibilities of sounds psychs graces of the mod you tps tps rel delay in without frills are extra! While the sound is not as deep as the BOSS I also test but prices are not comparable! It's so nice to play out with 2 dry boxes that we are delighted with the pedals faster.

UTILIZATION

A solid pedals trs mtal the hull and pota rtractables (useful when a few sets foot anywhere including the pota).
Grip trs simple but a vast palette of sounds trs.

SOUND QUALITY

Certainly as prcedemment said, there are pedals that sound much better this time but ibanez really happy scene of the guitarists at an affordable price. The pedals should many people who want a sound that unusual.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it with a mat and a jet lag tl 72 custom personal and I am delighted.
Résumé to:
The pros: its affordability, trs sound correct; his grip comfortable sounds coming out of the mold a bit clean / overdrive, which avoids the potassium retractable to peter
The -: finishing unattractive but I still advise you to try to make your own opinion.

Delay numrique Mono / Stereo

3 ratings: 30 160 ms
120 650 ms
480 2600 ms

2 modes: ECHO / DELAY

Rglages 3: DELAY TIME
REPEAT
DELAY LEVEL

The delay time is as short as 30ms. Well, its a little long to make Doubling Stereo so be it.

UTILIZATION

Trs simple, see instructions here:
https://www.ibanez.co.jp/world/products/effects/manual/de7.pdf

SOUND QUALITY

With the DELAY mode yields the typical grain dun numrique delay. The Premire rptitions Fidler are the source and the sound is ALTR little bit. While some delay may occur numriques cold enough, this is not the case of the latter, but all notices are in nature so if ever diagnosed a lack of heat, it switches to ECHO and found a Analog is more grain - say that quickly rptitions Altres (a kind of grain low-loss fi daigus) and amne heat!

OVERALL OPINION

Toka TDL1 jOperation an old (and therefore a true analog dpoque) for 300 ms delay infrieurs and Ibanez DE7 delay for longer. Well, Obviously, the charm of analog Toka is irreplaceable but is far DE7 DTRE ridiculous mode as ECHO DELAY mode.
On rglages, JOPT rptition 500ms for a single with a DELAY LEVEL low (thus rptition discrte, just to give depth). These conditions are that the grain of rptition did for me quune secondary importance.
Résumé for this delay napporte no surprise, neither good nor bad, it is entirely consistent that jattends dun delay.
Its a standard delay for a standard rate ncessitant fate guitarists do not HOLD or TAP TEMPO, which offers all of the same two colors rptition in a wide range of time delays .

Modes - Echo (vintage-analog sounding) or Delay (more digital and clean)

30 ms to 2.6 seconds of delay time

Time, repeat, level, and a Range Switch (short or longer delays)

Tone-Lok knobs - These are Ibanez proprietary "set and forget" pots that lock the settings by pushing the knob down into the pedal.

Sturdy metal housing

9v battery or adaptor input

UTILIZATION

This unit is very easy to use. All you have to do is plug in your guitar, twiddle the knobs, and enjoy! The Tone-Lok knobs are a life-saver on gigs, as they prevent the settings from accidentally being changed. I know that these are Ibanez pots, but I wish they were included on every single pedal ever made. The stomp switch is rugged, as is the housing, and I feel like I could throw this out of a moving vehicle and still use it during a gig that night.

SOUND QUALITY

This pedal sounds great! Not just great for the price, but great period! I use the Echo mode exclusively; it gets some great self-regeneration, and sounds like an old analog delay pedal. The Delay mode sounds good, just not as good as the Echo.

This is an excellent pedal for slap-back delays, and for weird/ambient soundscapes. For the "always on" tone, that guys like Joe Bonamassa and Eric Johnson use, this wouldn't be a bad pedal to throw into one's effects loop.

OVERALL OPINION

I love writing reviews, but I was a little averse to writing this one, as I'm scared the word will get out on this pedal. It's an absolutely fantastic little box that can be found for next to nothing. If I needed another delay in a pinch, I'd buy one of these in a heartbeat. This is a pedal that I like so much I would gladly own more than one of just to have different settings in the same setup!

In the same price class, one can find the Rocktron Short Timer. That pedal is also pretty decent, but doesn't do as much as the Ibanez DE-7 can do.

The Ibanez DE7 Delay/Echo is an analog pedal delivering slow echo to trilly fast reverb all on the stomp of the box. There is a 1/4'' in and two 1/4'' out's, as per usual for these pedals. The knobs on this pedal are a little tricky. There are two black toggles, 'mode' and 'range', meaning echo or delay and range of tone (khz) that will be affected. This means there's all sorts of different reverb or echo combinations. In addition there are three knobs 'delay time' 'repeat' and 'level.' These are all pretty sensitive and control various amounts, speeds and lengths of reverb and echo.

UTILIZATION

Truthfully, it's hard to differentiate delay and echo in general, let alone a relatively low-end analog pedal. Echo is kind of close to reverb as it allows the original notes to sustain longer in sort of unison. A lot of old R&B and classic rock uses wash of echo and delay to make their voices/guitars sound bigger and more rock. Whereas delay actually repeats a note or series of notes. A perfect example is when Roger Waters sings "How could you go...when you know how i need you...need you..." etc. from The Wall. This is delay. So the pedal purports to do both things, but I find it best for delay. Also note that once the pedal is turned off the tone completely cuts, making it rather difficult to exit the effect; other pedals have a '3 second fade' making the delay sound more natural. The best remedy is to strike a note just as you turn the effect off.

SOUND QUALITY

The sound quality is the shining point as the delay and the echo are both rich in tone as many Ibanez pedals are. It is also durable with push button locking positions (they knew how sensitive the knobs were). Guitar, keyboards, even vocals and bass are suitable for this kind of effect. I use it for long lines of frequently repeating tone, so for example Pink Floyd style this is a great start.

OVERALL OPINION

Like I said, the off option is a bit rough, cutting the effect dry, but for psychedelic passages or to clip the delay to a sharp short blast for modern rock heavy rhythm, it's a fun pedal to have in your arsenal. The sound of the tones are high quality, but you may, down the road, be a little disappointed with the tonal choices in the 'range' option. A good first delay/echo pedal for sure, and it's fairly priced.