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Ibanez TS808HW 9 Series Hand-Wired Tube Screamer Distortion Pedal
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Ibanez TS808HW 9 Series Hand-Wired Tube Screamer Features
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The ultimate Tube Screamer
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Limited in production - 100 per month (50 in US)
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Completely hardwired on turret boards
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True bypass switching
About Ibanez TS808HW 9 Series Hand-Wired Tube Screamer
Sometimes it's best to keep it simple. Which is why, in a world of dizzying often over-complex technology, the durable, dependable, and simple stomp box continues to be the most widely used and effective means to expand, color, distort, mutate, sustain, and twist tone. The Ibanez Tube Screamer, in its many versions and forms, can be found on pedal boards in every corner of the globe, on arena stages and in small studios and bedrooms. Its warm overdrive is a sound many players, from advanced to beginner, could never do without. Now, it gets even better with the release of the TS808HW, a hand-wired deluxe Tube Screamer built with the pro musician in mind. Encased in a special, heavy duty metal box, the TS808HW is hand-wired with select JRC4558D chips (same as the revered and often imitated TS808) and uses Japanese high-end MOGAMI OEC cable (AWG21). Equipped with True Bypass, this Tube Screamer sends pure guitar excitement to your amplifier with no tonal loss whatsoever. This is, by far, the most evolved Tube Screamer ever created. Features: Limited Production Completely Hand Wired Select 4558D IC Chip Japanese MOGAMI OEC Cable True Bypass Special Collectors metal box Input Impedance 500K ohms Output Impedance 10K ohms Maximum Output Level 0 dBm Maximum Gain +30 dB Equivalent Input Noise -100 dBm (IHF-A) Power Supply One 9 Volt Battery or external AC adaptor (AC-109) Size 125 mm, 4.9"(D) x 70mm, 2.8" (W) x 52mm, 2"(H) Weight 500g, 1.2 lbs.
