The Ibanez ES2 Echo Shifter is an analogue delay pedal with a plethora of easy-to-use functions. Although the ES2 is an analogue pedal, it almost feels like a digital pedal because its functions are so incredibly easy to operate. The delay has three different settings. In oscillation mode, for instance, the delay will make vibrations, providing a psychedelic effect. With the modulation, you can create chorus-like delays and of course, you can also switch off both effects to get a natural-sounding delay.

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So, you have been out looking at stereo choruses and flangers and you like the unique quality that each one gives to your instrument, but you are not yet ready to buy two separate pedals. Well, look no farther. For just about the price of either you can have both in the new Ibanez PC10. The PC10 has two completely seperate modulation sections that can be accessed by either the top mounted A/B switch or by plugging in an optional footswitch. In the "A" mode, depressing the unit's footswitch will give you effect "A" or dry. In the "B" mode, depressing the unit's footswitch will give you effect "B" or dry. In the A/B mode, depressing the unit's footswitch will give you effect A or effect B alternately. In addition there is a stereo output jack that when accessed by a 1/4" stereo plug gives you both normal and inverted effect outputs enabling you to play in true stereo.