The Ibanez PM7 starts with familiar phaser sweep, then gives you a few worthwhile reasons to wander. Triangle-wave modulation handles the conventional movement. Square wave delivers sequencer-like sounds, while the high-frequency option heads into ring-modulator and FM-synth territory. You can dress up a clean part or make it considerably harder to identify.

Three phase modes cover vintage-style four-stage phasing and two deeper six-stage variations. Speed and Depth set the movement, Manual shifts the center of the sweep, and Feedback lets you change its character in either direction. There’s enough control to shape the strange stuff instead of just unleashing it.

That’s the appeal for the player who likes turning knobs until a part becomes something else: useful phasing, stranger electronic textures, and room to find a sound worth building around.

Take the scenic route. It gets weird out there.

This is a USED pedal in VERY GOOD condition, with no velcro on the back

Specs
Model: Ibanez PM7 Phase Modulator
Effect Type: Phaser / Modulation
Controls: Speed, Depth, Manual, Feedback
Switches: Wave Form, Mode
Mode 1: Four-stage phaser, inverted-phase mix
Mode 2: Six-stage phaser, inverted-phase mix
Mode 3: Six-stage phaser, normal-phase mix
Modulation Options: Triangle Wave, Square Wave, High-Frequency Wave
Input: 1/4-inch
Output: 1/4-inch
Power: 9V battery or specified Ibanez AC109, AC309, or AC509 adapter