VINNIE VINCENT AND STEVE FARRIS 1980'S IBANEZ GUITAR PEDALS MAGAZINE PRINT ADVERTISEMENT MAGAZINE PROMOTIONAL ADVERTI

[metatron]

VINNIE VINCENT
AND
STEVE FARRIS

1980'S

IBANEZ
GUITAR PEDALS
MAGAZINE PRINT ADVERTISEMENT

MAGAZINE PROMOTIONAL
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[Genebaby]

Cool find. I can imagine Vinnie using the delay, maybe, but not anything else. Like, c'mon, really? These guys are using pedals that young kids are using in their bedrooms?

[Mikelangelo]

From Guitar Player?

[metatron]

Cool find. I can imagine Vinnie using the delay, maybe, but not anything else. Like, c'mon, really? These guys are using pedals that young kids are using in their bedrooms?

They more than probably did ;

[metatron]

From Guitar Player?

Don't know. Just found it on by accident on the web.

[Genebaby]

Cool find. I can imagine Vinnie using the delay, maybe, but not anything else. Like, c'mon, really? These guys are using pedals that young kids are using in their bedrooms?

They more than probably did ;

Ahh, the Rockman is on another level than those pedals. Now I kinda want one!

[ankh]

the ad was from Guitar world, i have that issue(Robert Cary on the cover).If you read it, it mistakinly cites Traci guns instead of Vinnie.

I bought the pds1, out of curiosity nothign to write home about...I was interested in possibility of programming multiple Patches of the same distortion.The pedal itself is analog, the only digital part is the display. It isa sort of programmable od 9.It has 4 4558 opamps, but it is not a programmable ts 9,as some poeple may htink.

About the Rockman, it was used on Joe satriani first records and also used often by Bruce Kulick,unforortunately both live an din studio.Mark st johnused it on animalzie too, even tough i think they did use the Sustainor.

[ankh]

btw, i own both the sustainor and the chorus units...