Ibanez DS7 Distortion
Distortion-DS7 The most versatile Ibanez distortion pedal ever, the DS7 is capable of
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producing a wide range of smooth, dynamic overdrive tones. From a subtle tonal nudge to walloping rock n roll crunch, the DS7 delivers days of sustain and gobs of gain.
Advantages: Great sound, Ibanez quality Disadvantages: Too sharp and pointy for rugged use
...The RG270DX is another of Ibanez's seemingly unlimited supply of quality guitars. Not much differs from this baby to its brethren, except for one or two small features. I bought the guitar from my music shop 2 days after it came in, and like all Ibanez guitars, it impressed. However, I found myself bored and underwhelmed with the guitar, and exchanged it for a Yamaha Pacifica 3 days later.
The look is classic Ibanez - Super Strat design with rediculously sharp contours and a great, sporty looking neck. There are many different paint jobs to choose from, black and metallic dark blue included
No Ibanez is bad. That said, not many Ibanez guitars are truly great. This guitar falls into the category in the middle, the "Fine" category, where the guitar will please to no end but won't make you scream with pleasure. I find all too often...
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Advantages: Lightweight, Low Action, Awesome Shape Disadvantages: Large Headstock.
...-Ibanez IC400 Iceman-
Wow, i have not written a review in YEARS! Since 2005! I feel like my heads about to explode. You'll have to bare with me on this one cause ive got to get back into the swing of things.
As with every guitar, the Iceman has a history. Hoshino Gakki, the developer of the Iceman, wanted to make a distinctly Japanese looking guitar, as, before this time, Ibanez had been making replica copies of Fender Strats and Gibson Les Pauls and such. So after a meeting between Ibanez, and another guitar manufacturer, Greco, the "Iceman" design was born. Ibanez got the distributing rights for outside of Japan, and Greco for in Japan. Thats pretty much the history. So now for the guitar itself!!
I picked it up second hand from ebay for about 350 quid, although you can buy them new nowadays for anywhere between 420 and 470...
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Advantages: It is sexy and gives a good sound Disadvantages: It's a distortion pedal.......how can there be any cons?
...The Ibanez SM-7 is a tough one to review, it most definitely full fills it's task as a big crushing metal distortion pedal but does very little else. So, let's just have a run down of all the features on the pedal.
Clean Channel
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This pedal works a real treat when switched off. This may sound very strange to most people but trust me, some pedals when you aren't using the effect on them will still alter the sound coming from your guitar ever so slightly, the smash box avoids this totally.
DISTORTED channel
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Oh yes. Here we go. Although this pedal is of what I would call limited capacity in effects it does cover a wide horizon in one field of effect. The smash box features four recesible dials (they push and lock in so you can't knock them and change the setting...
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Looks: 10/10
Playability: 10/10
Sounds: 10/10
Overall: hmmmm 10/10
This guitar is amazing, as soon as i saw it i immediately wanted to play it. I mainly play instrumental songs and styles like, joe satriani, steve vai and joe pass and plenty of... more
Commemorative?
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Although I know little about the history of the guitar, I have understood that this range has been created to commemorate the life of an ex-president of the Ibanez Guitar Company, Masao “Masa” Hoshino who was in that... more