Ibanez

Ibanez will forever be associated with electric guitars, but in the 1980s they commissioned Sony to make a digital reverb for them to sell under the Ibanez brand, thus the Ibanez SDR 1000 was born. However, their venture into rack mount effects began many years earlier, way back in the 1970s in fact.

Ibanez SDR 1000
Ibanez DM500
Decades
Made In Japan
Released in 1982 /
The Ibanez AD202 offers a wide range of delay effects, from filtering to long echoes, using advanced switching technology. It includes modes for echo, doubling, chorus, and flanging, with automatic adjustment for ease of use. It has two inputs for microphones or instruments, adjustable levels, and is built with a durable steel cabinet, fitting any EIA standard audio rack, ideal for road use.
Made In Japan
Released in 1982 /
The Ibanez DM1000 is a versatile digital delay unit with up to 900 ms of delay, offering controls for tone, modulation, and feedback. With multiple outputs and a repeat hold function, it’s ideal for studio use, delivering a wide range of effects from echo to reverb.
Made In Japan
Released in 1983 /
The Ibanez DM500 is a versatile digital delay unit with 0.5ms to 256ms delay times and a full 16KHz bandwidth. It offers modulation for swept effects, feedback control, and stereo outputs, delivering professional-quality delay at an affordable price.
Made In Japan
Released in 1983 /
The Ibanez HD1000 Harmonics Delay combines high-quality pitch shifting up to 13 semitones with digital delay up to 504 ms, perfect for creating harmonies, flanging, and echo effects. It offers precise control over pitch, delay, and mix, with external control options and an easy-to-read LCD display, all in a compact, user-friendly design aimed at professional audio applications.
Made In Japan
Released in 1983 /
The Ibanez DM2000 is a high-performance digital delay with a 12-bit data converter and 16KHz bandwidth for clear effects. It features versatile inputs, easy controls, and is ideal for time delay effects like flanging and reverb.
Made In Japan
Released in 1984 /
The Ibanez MSP1000 is a versatile processor with a compressor/limiter, graphic EQ, and notch filter. It offers precise control, eliminating feedback and shaping sound without affecting quality.
Made In Japan
Released in 1986 /
Welcome to a whole new realm of digital signal processing! The Ibanez SDR 1000 Stereo Digital Reverb re-defines digitally-simulated reverberation with true stereo operation. Featuring 16-bit digital processing for crystal-clear reverberation, and factory preset programs developed by professional studio engineers, for the Ibanez SDR 1000.