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At A Glance

Power Consumption
8mA@9V
Power Supply
One 9 volt battery (006P) or external AC adapter (Use only DC 9V (Negative center pin))
IC Chip
JRC4558D
Description

Ibanez produced the TS808 Tube Screamer Overdrive Pro as a faithful reissue of its original Tube Screamer circuit, positioning it within a lineage that had been widely copied by boutique and modeling pedal makers. The reissue was designed to replicate the smooth, full overdrive character that made the original a reference point for the format.

The TS808 reissue carried the same JRC4558D IC chip and analog circuitry as the original unit. Three controls — Overdrive, Tone, and Level — govern the pedal's output. Power requirements are modest: the unit draws 8mA at 9V and accepts either a standard 9-volt battery (006P) or an external DC 9V adapter with a negative center pin.

Owners requiring internal service, component replacement, or calibration should consult a qualified electronics technician familiar with analog effects circuitry.

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