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Ever since crafting the Tube Screamer -- which would become the world's most famous overdrive pedal -- in the late 1970s, Ibanez has not once rested on its laurels with regards to its pedals. With the host of innovative modulation pedals and popular analog delay options Ibanez has released since, it's no surprise you see Tube Screamers -- and many other Ibanez pedals -- on the boards of countless players today.

Choose a TS808 Tube Screamer for that classic overdrive sound with a slight boost in your mids -- the authentic sound of a cranked tube amp. Or go with the TS9 version for a slightly different character. This model is known for a somewhat brighter top end that has found favor among many guitarists. Need more gain on tap? Try the TS9DX Turbo Tube Screamer! This hot-rodded model offers versatility not seen in any other Ibanez overdrive by way of four selectable modes: TS9 mode gives you the classic sound of the TS9, Plus mode adds more gain, Hot mode offers louder overall volume and more bass and Turbo provides a not-at-all-subtle boost to your signal.

If you want a tone that's a little different, check out the Ibanez Overdrive 850. Don't be mistaken by its name -- this predecessor to the Tube Screamer is actually a fuzz pedal! Its Sustain, Tone, and Balance controls let you dial in your ideal tone from muffled to bright and cutting.

If you're running low on pedalboard space, Ibanez has released some of its most popular pedals in mini form. The 850FZMINI brings that huge 850 fuzz tone to a compact format. The Tube Screamer Mini brings the famous sound of a TS808 overdrive to a pedal roughly half the size of the original. The Analog Delay Mini brings back the classic echo of the AD9, a favorite for the natural decay of its repeats. The CS Chorus Mini is another compact revival of an old favorite, recalling the analog chorus tones of the original CS9. And perhaps the highest-gain pedal in Ibanez's lineup, the SM Mini brings absolute beastly distortion to your board despite its small size.

Modern Ibanez favorites include the ES2 Echo Shifter, a fully analog delay with on-board modulation and tap tempo control, plus an oscillation switch and unique delay time fader control! The TLWD7 Weeping Demon is one of the most varied and unique wah pedals around, with a huge sweep range for dramatic wails.