Kinda old. Ibanez distortion I like, although it breaks easily. Made in PSP, no tricks. Reference was used (same effect placed at angle on desk). Doesn't stand to closer inspection that 1x zoom. No idea why 15 colours instead of 16.
btw don't buy this Ibanez box, dunno if they even make it anymore. As with most ibanez stuff, the electronic stuff is easily broken. I have to stomp on it 3-5 times until it switches on now, and a former bandmate who loved the tone bought it and has the same problems up to today. He doesn't switch it off to clean tone at all though, so he's got that going for him :P
That's the only real effect box I use nowdays. Guitar goes to this, this goes to sound blaster rack, signal gets processed in Cakewalk Sonar, then through Native Instruments Guitar Rig and out forth on my compositions, heh.
Used to have a delay, a chorus, an equalizer, a compression, another distortion and a cheap multieffect unit for the wah and other minor tweaks on my effect chain but since I no longer play live, Guitar Rig is fine for me. If I ever go live again, I think I'm too spoiled and I'll have to take my computer with me :P
Very cool. As DiOxygen said, I would fix the knobs. Also, it doesn't look as though there's much of a gap below the pedal. In other words, it doesn't look like it would stomp that far.
This is fu* awsome, I can´t belive how god you made those skratches and wethering And the shading is not to play whit either Deffenetly a favourite and and a five
Awesome man. I own a DS7 distortion myself, and looking at it I see a few differences: -pedal seems too short compared to the original -the drive, level and EQ buttons are more circular on top and enter the pedal casing more when they are clicked in -isn't the SM7 sticker on the pedal usualy cyan?
Sorry for nitpicking, just minor stuff, I like the style you used and this is going into my favourites.
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Héhé, really nice ;)