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Dive into the shimmering depths of vintage analog tone with this iconic Ibanez SC10 Super Stereo Chorus pedal from the 1980s! Part of Ibanez's legendary 10-series, this baby blue beauty delivers a lush, swirling chorus effect that's warm, rich, and utterly captivating—perfect for adding that ethereal sparkle to your guitar rigs. Whether you're channeling the dreamy atmospheres of post-punk, shoegaze, or classic rock, the SC10's stereo outputs (one dry/normal, one inverted/wet) create a wide, immersive soundstage that makes your playing feel alive and expansive. Built with classic BBD (Bucket Brigade Device) circuitry using the revered MN3102 and MN3207 chips, it offers that authentic analog warmth that's hard to replicate in modern digital pedals. With intuitive controls for Speed (to dial in the modulation rate), Width (for the intensity of the sweep), and D-Time (delay time for fine-tuning the chorus depth), you can go from subtle vibrato-like shimmers to bold, warbling waves. This pedal isn't just gear—it's a time machine to the golden era of effects, beloved by tone chasers for its versatility and musicality. Comes with the original box for that extra collectible vibe!Specifications and General InformationThe Ibanez SC10 is a compact, roadworthy stompbox designed for guitarists seeking premium chorus effects without the fuss. Here's the key rundown:Effect Type: Analog stereo chorus with BBD circuitry (MN3102 clock driver and MN3207 delay chip) for a warm, organic tone.Controls: Speed: Adjusts the modulation rate (0.6Hz to higher speeds for fast vibrato).Width: Controls the intensity and sweep of the chorus effect.D-Time (Delay Time): Fine-tunes the delay from 1.0ms to 7.0ms, allowing for everything from tight chorusing to deeper flanging-like sounds.Inputs/Outputs: Mono input (1/4" jack), Stereo outputs (two 1/4" jacks—one normal, one inverted for true stereo spread), DC power input (center-negative).Power Requirements: 9V battery (standard PP3) or 9V DC adapter (not included); draws approximately 21mA for efficient operation.Bypass: True bypass switching to preserve your signal when disengaged.Impedance: Input: 500k Ohms; Output: <1k Ohm; Maximum Input Level: +4 dBv.Dimensions: Compact footprint at about 2.75" (7cm) width x 4.9" (12.5cm) length x 2" (5cm) height—fits easily on any pedalboard.Build: Durable plastic enclosure with metal footswitch; made in Taiwan during the pedal's production run in the mid-1980s.Additional Notes: This pedal excels in stereo setups, creating a panoramic sound ideal for recording or live performance. It's known for its restraint-friendly design—use it sparingly for emphasis or crank it for full-on psychedelic vibes. No digital artifacts here; just pure, vintage analog magic that's stood the test of time.Condition DetailsThis Ibanez SC10 is in solid vintage good condition, showing the honest patina of a well-loved pedal from the '80s without any major issues that affect playability. Here's a transparent breakdown:Overall Appearance: The light blue enclosure has a charming retro fade with minor cosmetic wear, including light scuffs and small scratches along the edges and corners from years of gigging and storage. No deep dents, cracks, or structural damage—the body is sturdy and intact.Knobs and Controls: All three original knobs (Speed, Width, D-Time) are present and turn smoothly with no crackling or resistance. They show some surface dust and faint wear on the indicators, but nothing that impacts functionality.Footswitch: The black rubber-topped footswitch is firm and responsive, with no signs of sticking or wear-through. The LED indicator lights up bright red when engaged.Jacks and Connections: Input, stereo outputs, and DC power jack are clean and corrosion-free, ensuring reliable signal flow. The battery compartment (shown open in photos) is pristine inside, with no battery leakage, rust, or residue—spring contacts are shiny and secure.Bottom Plate: The black bottom label is fully legible, featuring multi-language instructions and the serial number (8283617). There are some surface scratches and minor discoloration from age, but it's securely attached with all screws in place.Original Box: Included and authentic, but shows its age with edge wear, small tears, scuffs, and some fading on the black and blue graphics. It's structurally sound and adds significant value for collectors, though not mint.Functionality: Fully operational based on visual inspection—no internal issues visible, and it's ready to plug in and play. If you're a vintage gear enthusiast, this pedal's character adds to its appeal without compromising performance.Marks or Nicks: Light nicks on the sides near the jacks, a few tiny paint chips on the top near the label, and general age-related marks that give it authentic vintage mojo. Nothing egregious or detracting from its eye-catching blue finish.Photos provided capture all angles—zoom in to see the details!
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