Item #1531204 Model #ES3

Ibanez Echo Shifter Hybrid Delay with Modulation Guitar Effects Pedal Standard

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The Ibanez ES3 Echo Shifter featuring both analog and digital delay modes.

Ibanez presents the new ES3 Echo Shifter. This pedal is equipped with both analog and digital delay modes. The analog setting provides a warm, natural tone with a delay time of between 40ms and 600ms. Unlike other digital pedals, which simply simulate analog delay, the ES3 is equipped with actual analog circuitry. The digital mode offers longer delay times all the way up to 1500ms.

Users can also choose between two different input levels, line and instrument. Most electric guitars will function best on the instrument setting, while some higher output instruments will perform better using the line level. Keyboards and other higher output pedals running before the ES3 will also benefit from the line level setting.
The ES3 also includes a new modulation speed control that offers greater control in tailoring the effect to the player’s specific preferences. Unlike on the ES2, where the Oscillation function needed to be engaged by hand with a mini toggle switch, this same function can be engaged simply by stepping on and holding the footswitch on the right-hand side. This allows for quickly changing the delay quality and texture mid-performance. The pedal carries over the fader delay time control, delay tap switch, as well as oscillation and modulation modes from the ES2. The combined effect of these upgrades is more usable pedal with greater tonal versatility and enhanced musical potential.
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Features:
  • Equipped with both analog and digital delay modes
  • Analog setting has a delay time between 40ms and 600ms
  • Digital mode offers delay times up to 1500ms

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A pedal for your analog and digital needs. Order today.