
Anthony Easton
The Ibanez SD9M Sonic Distortion Mod is a heavy Tube Screamer-style guitar distortion pedal with specific features and specifications. It includes controls for Level, Gain, and Tone, along with a Distortion Switch and a Mid Boost Switch. The input impedance is 500K ohms, and the output impedance is 10K ohms. The pedal is designed to provide exaggerated distortion, making it suitable for users seeking high-gain glory or a metal-head sound.
The SD9M Sonic Distortion Mod is equipped with a gain boost switch, a feature that many distortion pedals lack. Additionally, it includes a mid boost switch designed to sharpen the tone's edge, providing a monster drive with plenty of teeth. This pedal is a modified version of the classic SD9 Sonic Distortion pedal from the early 1980s, offering users an enhanced and versatile distortion experience.
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Below are live Reverb listings for the Ibanez SD9M Sonic Distortion Mod from Reverb. Stompbx automatically aggregates current offers to give you a quick look at available models, conditions, and prices. Perfect for comparing options and making an informed purchase.

Very Good
$175

Excellent
$290.46

Mint
$199.90

Mint
$358.51

Very Good
$229.69

Mint
$300

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