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The Ibanez AD9 Analog Delay Effects Pedal uses a commander with pre- and de-emphasis for an exceptionally clean delay. Time and level controls allow mixing between dry and delayed signals. Repeat control lets you adjust the number of repeats without runaway. The Stompbox has 2 outputs that enable dry and delayed signals to be routed separately.
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Thanks to this pedal, delay has become my new favorite effect. It lets you dial in anything from a 60's-esque slap echo sorta deal all the way up to a full, spacey, trippy infinite echo effect. If you like anything from classic rock to stoner doom metal, this pedal will fill you with it's warm reverbrations. It will set you back a little farther than some of its digital competitors, but it is completely worth it. Definitely a keeper.
This is a great Ibanez 9 series product followed by TS9. This is one of my favorite delay pedals I have used. While recording or doing live, it gives original sound, wet tone. I often get credits form the audience because of it. This pedal doesn't have a wide range, but it is really worthed to own one, because you can hardly find such a vintage pedal like AD9.
I feel that this pedal is way overhyped. I tried to like it. The signal degradation is just way too fast and extreme, and yes, I know what analog delays are supposed to sound like. The Maxon units sound MUCH better.
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