Ibanez OT10 Octave
produced: 1987-1993
Ibanez OT10 Octave, Japan 1987
list price 1988: 225 DM / 1989: 178 DM
availability: rare
collectibility: very high
re-issued: no
OT10 OCTAVE
The Ibanez OT10 lets you fatten your solo guitar sound by adding an identical line exactly one octave below the original melody for a rich unison effect. Designed exclusively with electric guitars in mind, it produces a responsive, natural sound that will give your guitar work fullness and weight. The EDGE control lets you alter the high-frequency tone, and you can individually adjust the volume of the OCTAVE and and DIRECT sounds to create anything from a mild octaver to a wild synthebass timbre. For exciting hard rock riffs, try combinig the OT10 with distortion.
- Effect controls the output volume of the octave signal (one octave below the input signal)
- Edge controls the tone, adding high end and a touch more overdrive to the octave effect
- Dry controls the output volume of the uneffected input signal
from: Ibanez Power Series Compact Effects, Nov. 1987
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