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Ibanez PTGATE Pentatone Gate

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Ibanez PTGATE Pentatone Gate.

  • Noise gate
  • Controls: Threshold
  • Switches: Threshold (high/low)
  • True Bypass
  • Inputs/Outputs: GUITAR IN, GUITAR OUT, GATE IN, GATE OUT
  • Size: 70 (width) x 116 (depth) x 63 (height) (mm)
  • Weight: 455 g (including battery)
  • Required current: 45mA - 9V
  • Power supply: one 9 V battery (006P) or an external AC adapter
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Data sheet

Effects Loop
No
Power Supply
Batteries & Adapter
Format
Classic
True Bypass
Yes
Effect For
Guitar & Bass
Voltage
9V
In
Mono
Out
Mono
Effect Type
Noise Gate
Power Supply Included
No
USB Port
No
MIDI Control
No
EXP Out
No
SALIDA FOOTSWITCH
No
Tap Tempo
No
Description

Pentatone Gate is a standalone version of the GATE section from the Ibanez Pentatone preamp. This gate provides a fast response and a natural sustain, featuring an added threshold mode switch that allows you to set the threshold within the appropriate range. Additionally, with four I/O jacks, the gate circuit can be placed in a suitable position, such as right after distortion pedals or between the send/return of a guitar amplifier.

Fast response and natural sustain with a single control.

Selectable threshold range.

Noise can be turned off at any desired point in the signal chain.

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EAN13: 4549763354600

Product Details
PTGATE

Data sheet

Effects Loop
No
Power Supply
Batteries & Adapter
Format
Classic
True Bypass
Yes
Effect For
Guitar & Bass
Voltage
9V
In
Mono
Out
Mono
Effect Type
Noise Gate
Power Supply Included
No
USB Port
No
MIDI Control
No
EXP Out
No
SALIDA FOOTSWITCH
No
Tap Tempo
No

About IBANEZ

Ibanez is a manufacturer of guitars and basses based in Japan. Its name honors Spanish luthier Salvador Ibáñez, whose excellent guitars were distributed in Japan by Hoshino Gakki. The 1929 recession affected the company, leading to its closure in 1933. The Japanese market was left without supply, so in 1935, the importer decided to start manufacturing Spanish guitars independently and distributed them under the name "Ibanez Salvador." Later, the brand was renamed simply "Ibanez."

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