I also would not waste a lot of time trying to figure out when it was made or do a lot of research on it. Im happy with that I dont need specifics, case closed thanks felis for that link it helped a lot. So from what Ive gathered from Feliss linked and what I googled.Īnd the fl9 only very recently got reissued so this is at least as old as 85. Ibanez (albeit beat to hell) that sounds amazing I know Ill only regret not buying it so why not. Im gonna buy it no matter what I just like to know how old my gear is. Just because something is old, doesnt necessarily make it vintage.Ī student at the music store I work at brought it to me(hes in his 30s) because I told him I had a cheap piece of crap FAB flange. I would recommend finding a new pedal that you like the sound of, and just getting that. The older the pedal, the more likely it is you will have a failure soon. I understand there are people that believe some older pedals sound better than newer ones, and I guess thats ok, but heres my problem with old pedals: Electronic components in the pedal will fail. I dont want to shatter your dreams or anything, but I dont see an advantage to Vintage Pedals. I already did open it up seeing if maybe there was a serial number in there. Ibanez Team J Craft Serial Number In There
I dont have pictures but I can take some if necessary, but Id really like to just know how to find it and ill open it up. Ibanez Team J Craft Serial Number In There.
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