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Description

Dive into the timeless essence of echo with the Ibanez AD99 Analog Delay, a pedal that brings the warm, vintage sounds of yesteryear to your modern play. This classic bucket-brigade style pedal, cherished by purists and innovators alike, offers up to 300ms of delay time, providing a broad canvas for crafting your unique soundscapes. With intuitive controls for Delay Time, Feedback, and Delay Level, plus separate outputs for Effect and Dry, sculpting your perfect echo has never been easier or more satisfying. Whether you're layering subtle repeats or aiming for cosmic soundscapes, the AD99 stands as a bridge between your creative impulse and its realization.

Key Features:

  • Bucket-brigade style analog delay for warm, vintage tones
  • Up to 300ms of delay time for expansive soundscapes
  • Intuitive controls for Delay Time, Feedback, and Delay Level
  • Separate Effect and Dry outputs for versatile signal routing

Product specs

Brand Ibanez
Model AD99 Analog Delay
Finish Black
Year 1990s
Made In Japan
Categories Delay Pedals, Reverb Pedals

FAQs

What type of delay sound can I expect from the Ibanez AD99 Analog Delay?

The Ibanez AD99 Analog Delay provides a warm, vintage delay sound characterized by its natural decay and organic tone, typical of analog circuits. This makes it ideal for musicians seeking a classic, atmospheric delay effect.

How does the Ibanez AD99 Analog Delay differ from digital delay pedals?

The Ibanez AD99 uses analog circuitry, offering a warmer and more natural sound with slightly unpredictable repeats, unlike digital delays which provide precise and clean repeats. This makes the AD99 a great choice for those looking for a more traditional and textured delay effect.

Is the Ibanez AD99 Analog Delay suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Ibanez AD99 is well-suited for live performances due to its robust build and straightforward controls, allowing musicians to easily dial in the desired delay settings on stage.

What is the maximum delay time offered by the Ibanez AD99 Analog Delay?

The Ibanez AD99 Analog Delay offers a maximum delay time of approximately 300 milliseconds, providing rich and lush echoes suitable for various musical styles.

Can the Ibanez AD99 Analog Delay be used with both electric guitars and bass guitars?

Yes, the Ibanez AD99 Analog Delay is compatible with both electric guitars and bass guitars, delivering a warm delay effect that enhances the sound of either instrument.

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Reviews

PROS

  • Exceptional warmth and tone quality

  • Mimics classic big box echo sounds effectively

  • Ideal for rockabilly and surf music styles

  • Superior sound clarity compared to modern analog delays

  • Compatible with high-level inputs without clipping

  • Maintains clean tone, doesn't muffle

  • Sturdy construction

CONS

  • Limited flexibility and features

  • Lacks modulation and self-oscillation capabilities

  • Unattractive, big, and awkward design

  • Limited to 300-350 ms of delay time

  • Not suitable for very slow delays

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Ibanez AD99 Analog Delay.

Build quality

  • The input and output jacks are soldered to the PCB, allowing for easy upgrades with higher quality jacks using jumper cables.

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Setup and maintenance

  • Owners mention the unique placement of input and output jacks can be inconvenient on pedalboards, requiring creative setup solutions.

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User experience

  • Multiple users appreciate the pedal's warm tone, describing it as super sweet without harshness, making it ideal for smooth delay effects.

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  • Some owners note the pedal has a large footprint, encouraging considerations for users looking to integrate it into smaller setups.

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Other

  • The pedal's design has inspired users to consider stereo rig setups due to its sound quality and unique characteristics.

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