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Published on 04/03/08 at 03:21
The pedals produces all kinds of delay, the shortest to the longest. It uses digital technology, so has several banks (factory and personal) that can modify wish. It features a JRC4558D of the era and has a connection complte, including a Stereo output via two jacks out.
UTILIZATION
It is not simple forcment program. Better to have the manual to navigate quickly. It may be rcuprer here: http://fxpatrice.free.fr/musique/manual/ibanez-dcp-pdm1-pdd1-pds1/ (fxpatrice and thank you for the info Hildgen).
SOUND QUALITY
The effect me not eat the grain of my guitar. It's a real good point. This delay is prcis and warm, probably because of the JRC4558, the same as those of the era Tubescreamer TS9. I've never spar of the pedals that I continue to use it with happiness.
OVERALL OPINION
I bought used in 1992, I think. It replaced the era, a digital delay Boss DD-3, I did not like at all and that I sold. The Ibanez has a small but inconvnient: it accepts no 9V battery. It is therefore impractical transformer.
UTILIZATION
It is not simple forcment program. Better to have the manual to navigate quickly. It may be rcuprer here: http://fxpatrice.free.fr/musique/manual/ibanez-dcp-pdm1-pdd1-pds1/ (fxpatrice and thank you for the info Hildgen).
SOUND QUALITY
The effect me not eat the grain of my guitar. It's a real good point. This delay is prcis and warm, probably because of the JRC4558, the same as those of the era Tubescreamer TS9. I've never spar of the pedals that I continue to use it with happiness.
OVERALL OPINION
I bought used in 1992, I think. It replaced the era, a digital delay Boss DD-3, I did not like at all and that I sold. The Ibanez has a small but inconvnient: it accepts no 9V battery. It is therefore impractical transformer.