Ibanez TS808HW
Foot Effect Pedal

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Why spend â¬100 when you get the same thing for â¬300?
This must be aimed squarely at either collectors or idiots. A really heavy, pedal board space hogging, Limited Edition Tube Screamer that arrives in an enormous metal box / Museum Display Case.
Does it sound better than any of the Ibanez or Maxon 'Screamers'? Couldn't really comment. Sound is far too subjective and personal. I certainly could not hear anything particularly remarkable about this Hand Wired Holy Grail, other than the fact that it sounds slightly different from all the others. But then 'all the others' sound different from each other anyway!
Suffice to say that I chose the Maxon OD808 - at a third of the price - for its warmer, smoother sound ... even though it commits pedalboard heresy by not having a Full-Bypass switch.
Only issue - would be better without adapter
Why not to make the same power input as other pedals? :D other than this I like the sound and the quality - feels like a tank.
Just speechless ? It makes the sound of my marshall jvm 410c HUUGE!!!!! Best pedal ever. no regrets
Best one I tried
The best. If you want to sound like your guitar heroes without practicing all that much this is the closest you`ll get. I`ll never use anything else. It came in a huge box and was everything it said it woild be and more!
I power it with voodoo lab and simply love how it works. It came with a little cable thingy for its power needs and never had any problems. Best tube screamer I`ve played, much headroom.
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Ibanez
- Released in 2008
- Average price : $426
- Strictly limited edition in a noble metal box
- Hand-wired with Mogami cables
- True bypass
- Adjustable overdrive
- Tone control
- Level Control
- LED status display
- Input impedance: 500 kΩ
- Output Impedance: 10 kΩ
- Maximum output: 0 dBm
- Maximum gain: 30 dB
- Power supply with 9 V battery (included) or optional power supply
- Incl. Power supply cable
- Made in Japan
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