Ibanez PM7 Phase Modulator

The Ibanez PM7 Phase Modulator is a pedal crafted to deliver a rich array of phaser effects, offering everything from subtle, sweeping modulation to intense, dramatic phase shifts. Its advanced features and intuitive controls make it a valuable addition to any pedalboard for players looking to explore the depth of phase modulation.

Features:

• Phase Modes:

  • Multi-Stage Phaser: The PM7 uses a multi-stage phaser circuit, providing a complex and evolving modulation effect. This allows for a broad range of phase tones, from smooth and subtle to intense and swooshing.

• Controls:

  • Rate: Adjust the speed of the phase modulation, allowing you to create everything from slow, sweeping phases to fast, whooshing effects.
  • Depth: Control the intensity of the phase effect, from subtle shifts to deep, dramatic modulation.
  • Resonance: Shape the tonal character of the phase effect, adding emphasis to certain frequencies and adjusting the overall tonal quality of the modulation.
  • Mode Selector: Choose between different phase modes to achieve various phase sounds and textures. This switch provides additional versatility and tonal options.

• Build Quality:

  • Enclosure: Durable and compact metal casing designed to withstand the demands of live performance and frequent use.
  • Bypass: True bypass switching ensures that your signal remains clean and uncolored when the effect is disengaged.

• Power Requirements: Operates on a standard 9V power supply, suitable for most pedalboards.

Sound Quality: The Ibanez PM7 is celebrated for its rich, musical phase modulation. The pedal's multi-stage phaser circuit delivers smooth and complex modulation effects, which can be finely tuned to fit a wide range of musical styles. Its versatility makes it ideal for adding movement and texture to your sound.

Applications: Perfect for genres that benefit from phase modulation, such as rock, funk, and experimental music. The PM7 excels in creating atmospheric, sweeping effects and can be used to enhance solos, rhythm parts, and overall tone.