I am offering for sale one of my Ibanez AD-230. I rarely used it due to the fact that I own more than this one (I would never ever sell my last unit as there is nothing that sounds like it).

As seen on the pics it is in a quite good optical condition with a few scratches mainly on the rack ears

It was recently calibrated by an experienced tech and works perfectly.

All potential buyers outside the EU please contact me first.

Excerpts from detailed descriptions I found on the internet:

"One of the finest analog delays ever built is the AD-230. Famous endorsers like Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir of Grateful Dead or Steve Miller were using this device in studio and on stage at that time. Then, analog delays were eventually replaced by digital devices due to the digital delay having longer delay times as well as crisp and exact delays with no signal loss. But, two decades later, like most things analog, people realized that the analog delay had a certain character that wasn’t easily replicated digitally. Nowadays the AD-230 is one of the most sought after vintage studio delays. It has one 1/4" mono input jack (100 kOhms, unbalanced) and one symmetrical  Lo-impedance input (600 kOms, balanced). On the output side there is a 1/4" mono jack (10 kOhms, unbalanced) and asymetrical Lo-Impdance jack (600 kOhms, balanced) as it has the same for delay signal only. The delay disposes of four delay ranges (10 - 75/150/300/600 ms) and a modulation section. The delay is bypassed when flanging."