The Boss GE-7 has been the industry standard for guitar EQ/boost pedals since the 80's and XTS has made it even better! Their mod eliminates the hiss and noise inherent to the stock GE-7 and they also fine tune the frequencies so they are more relevant for guitar than the stock frequencies. The EQ range is now 400hz to 4k instead of the stock 100hz to 6.4k.

This pedal is in great condition. As close to mint as you could ever imagine to get on a pedal 15+ years old. The output jack cracked just a tiny bit when I yanked and bumped the cable in my testing. I changed cables and it was fine. Almost certainly a non issue and very common on Boss pedals, but wanted to mention that.

Please examine pictures for details of condition.

XTS describes the mod as follows:
"The XTS Midrange Graphic Mod was developed with Tom Bukovac. The session ace wanted an EQ pedal centered entirely on the guitar's midrange frequencies. To that end, we take a full-range Boss GE-7 graphic EQ and modify the frequency bands to focus on critical midrange frequencies. With the adjusted centers, you will find that smaller levels of cut and boost are required to make marked changes to your tone. This can allow for a more naturalistic or less 'effected' sound. Larger boosts and cuts can still be employed to significantly shift your tonal center. The Midrange Graphic Mod makes a fantastic boost that gives you pinpoint control of not just how loud you are but how you sound in the mix. Instead of terrifying your sound man with large amounts of full-range boost, you can pocket your sound in the band or in the track, stepping forward in the mix, not stepping on the mix. This mod also reduces the EQ's noise floor, improving the pedal all-round for stage and studio use."

Pedal takes 9–18V.

I also have various colors of 3D printed slider caps available for sale if you want to add a pack for $10 with no shipping cost with purchase of a pedal. Contact me if you'd like me to send you an offer to ship with your pedal. Tons of colors available.

Sliders may crackle just a bit when you move them up or down, which almost all GE-7s & GEB-7s do, especially ones that have seen a few years. But they won't crackle when you have them stationary, of course. I didn't notice any at all, but this is pretty typical of a lot of GE-7s, so just didn't want you to be surprised if it happens ever.