Ibanez digital delay DL5 SoundTank series

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Ibanez Digital Delay DL5 SoundTank Series Pedal: Vintage Delay on a Budget 

Check the Ibanez digital delay DL5  from the SoundTank Series — a vintage-style digital delay pedal offering clear echoes, simple controls, and budget-friendly tone for guitarists of all levels. 


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