Next up is the Ibanez SoundTank Pedal Board design. I refined the layout so that more flexibility is available. Instead of the rectangular back to back design, I arched the sections which works better for live performance. Same setup as before, sketch, layout, drill paint & mount. I found these Dinosaur Power supply’s that work great for this application and bought them new for $20 on eBay. The SoundTank series is very similar to the Arion line but they all seem to have very unique sounds which make sense when having so many. The pedals themselves are very cheap used. I split the board sides to have distortion on one half with a bolting back to back design. When side by side a magnet holds them together.
Magnet Locked 
Sketch Markup 
Layout on Board 
Demo 
Closed Finished Product 
Split Option 
Bolted With Handle For Easy Carry
- Ibanez AW5 Auto Wah
- Ibanez BC5 Bass Chorus
- Ibanez BN5 Black Noise
- Ibanez BP5 Bass Comp
- Ibanez CD5 Cyberdrive
- Ibanez CM5 Classic Metal
- Ibanez CP5 Compressor
- Ibanez CR5 Crunchy Rhythm
- Ibanez CS5 Super Chorus
- Ibanez DL5 Digital Delay
- Ibanez EM5 Echo Machine
- Ibanez FL5 Flanger
- Ibanez FZ5 60’s Fuzz
- Ibanez MF5 Modern Fusion
- Ibanez PH5 Phaser
- Ibanez PL5 Powerlead
- Ibanez SP5 Slam Punk
- Ibanez TL5 Tremolo
- Ibanez TM5 Thrashmetal
- Ibanez TS5 Tubescreamer
The most likely component to fail on these vintage units is the momentary switch under the pedal. It is an easy replacement and switches can be found online in various locations
