The SDR1000 comes in a one-unit 19" rack format with mounting ears attached permanently (unlike some of the older Ibanez designs on which they were optional) and is quite deep - about the same depth as the SPX90. All inputs and outputs are on the rear panel and the front panel is dominated by an eleven-digit LED window, power and bypass (with LED) switches, dual LED ladders for input gain indication, dual concentric input level controls for the two channels, independent Dry and Effect level controls, five Mode buttons under the LED window, + and - increment buttons and 14 function selector buttons, some with additional modes for setting EQ or MIDI parameters. On the rear panel you'll find the following: fixed mains lead, MIDI Thru, MIDI In, Remote, Memory Down and Up (jacks), Effect On/Off and Hold On/Off (jacks), Ch1 and Ch2 inputs and outputs (jacks), Ch1 and Ch2 inputs and outputs (phonos) and an input level selector (+4dB or -20dB).
So, there's a wide selection of interfacing possibilities; we haven't mentioned the optional IFC 60 'intelligent' remote foot controller yet, but it's capable of calling up all the programs on the SDR1000 and has its own LED display. For the record, the quoted performance of the SDR1000 is as follows:
30 ROM memories 70 RAM memories Frequency Response: 20Hz-10kHz Dynamic Range: over 90dB THD: 0.03% Sampling: 16 bit linear Output impedance: 600 Ohms
