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🎸 Ibanez Tube Screamer TS9 Overdrive Guitar Pedal~ Effects Unit 🎸

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🎸 Ibanez Tube Screamer TS9 Overdrive Guitar Pedal~ Effects Unit 🎸IBANEZ TS9 TUBESCREAMER PEDAL Fully Working Good Used Condition No Box Or PSU Crunchy, warm overdrive from the legendary TS9 Timeless JRC4558 op amp design Classic three knob layout to easily dial in a wide range of overdrive tones Bombproof construction with die cast zinc enclosure ensuring reliability The Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer has earned its reputation for pristine overdrive and ultimate reliability on merit. This little green stompbox has graced

🎸IBANEZ TS9 TUBESCREAMER PEDAL🎸

 

-Fully Working

-Good Used Condition

-No Box Or PSU

 

Crunchy, warm overdrive from the legendary TS9

 

Timeless JRC4558 op-amp design

 

Classic three-knob layout to easily dial in a wide range of overdrive tones

 

Bombproof construction with die-cast zinc enclosure ensuring reliability

 

The Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer has earned its reputation for pristine overdrive and ultimate reliability on merit. This little green stompbox has graced countless pedalboards over the years, from blues legend Stevie Ray Vaughan to grunge hero Jerry Cantrell, the wide array of users show the pedal's versatility. The classic three-knob layout makes it easy to dial in a range of overdriven tones- from light mid-boost to give your tone an edge, through to full-blown sludgy distortion, the TS9 has mastered low-medium gain drive. Once you plug in with one of these, it becomes quickly apparent why it's one of the best-selling pedals of all time and still the go-to for beginners and seasoned pros alike.

 

The only difference between the TS9 and the original TS808 is the output section which was altered to give the TS9 a more modern feel. This makes the outputted sound brighter and slightly less rounded so it's all down to personal preference- The Edge from U2 prefers the TS9 whereas John Mayer prefers the TS808. If you're after a smooth response with warm dynamics, the TS808 is the way to go, whereas if you want something a bit sharper that aids in cutting through a mix, the TS9 is your best option.

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Often imitated, never duplicated

Legendary tone since '82. The Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer has earned its place in pedal history thanks to delivering incredible overdrive from its release and never really having to change- if it ain't broke, don't fix it. The iconic green design and easy-to-use functionality stand it apart in the world of overdrives as a superb all-rounder. The modern, brighter version of the TS808 has a slightly rougher edge making it better suited to slightly heavier styles and the TS808 for cleaner applications. The TS9 can still do the classic warm, well-rounded sound that Tube Screamers are known for, but it's also capable of taking things up a notch and going slightly higher gain than its older counterpart. One thing's for sure though, you can't go wrong with a Tube Screamer.

Secrets of the Tube Screamer

The Tube Screamer's clever design is the reason it's still the industry-standard overdrive pedal. Widely imitated but never accurately replicated, there are a few unique features that give the TS9 its unique sound signature. One of these is that the active high pass filter in the clipping stage rolls off the bass so that only frequencies above 720Hz get the full distortion and harmonics below get progressively less, making the distortion frequency selective.

After the clipping stage, a passive low pass filter shaves off excess treble giving the characteristic mid boost that Tube Screamers are known for. The clipped output signal then also contains part of the input signal, perfectly preserving the original dynamics of the instrument while also improving the responsiveness and overall clarity of the distortion.

This is all made possible by the input buffer isolating the effect from the guitar, retaining optimum signal fidelity, one of the main reasons the TS9 can offer mid-heavy overdrive without the effect becoming muddy. This is what makes a Tube Screamer a Tube Screamer- optimum signal filtering and frequency selective distortion.

Specifications

 

Input Impedance: 500K ohms

Output Impedance: 10K ohms

Maximum Output Level: 0 dBm

Maximum Gain: + 30 dB

Equivalent Input Noise: -100 dBm

Power Supply: One 9 Volt Battery or External AC Adapter (9V)

Dimensions: 124mm (D) x 74mm (W) x 53mm (H)

Weight: 570g

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