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 Ibanez DM 1000Review | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1983 |
 Ibanez DM1000, Cutec CD424, MXR System IIReview | One Two Testing, Nov 1983 |
 Ibanez DM1100 Digital DelayReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1984Just when you thought all DDLs were the same, Ibanez come up with a budget model that still manages to incorporate a maximum delay time of over three-and-a-half seconds. Review by Paul White. |
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 Ibanez Dual Digital ReverbReview | Sound On Sound, Sep 1986Ibanez are late entrants to the fast-moving field of digital reverb products, but their new SDR 1000 unit has something different about it that caught the eye of reviewer Mark Jenkins. Read the review to find out what... |
 Ibanez DUE400 Digital Multi-EffectsReview | Home & Studio Recording, Aug 1985John Harris subjects this Japanese rack to the English inquisition. |
 Ibanez GE3101 Graphic EqualiserReview | Home & Studio Recording, Jan 1984 |
 Ibanez HD1000 Harmonics DelayReview | Home & Studio Recording, Jan 1985 |
 Ibanez HD1000 Harmonics/DelayReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1983 |
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 Ibanez SDR1000 Digital ReverbReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1986Latest digital reverb from a company that's been making outboard effects gear longer than most. Paul White gives his first impressions. |
 Ibanez SDR1000 Digital ReverbReview | Making Music, Nov 1986 |
 Ibanez SDR1000+Review | Music Technology, Oct 1987Digital ReverbDigital reverberation continues its advance. Simon Trask puzzles over a unit that combines improved facilities and a lower price tag than its predecessor. |
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