Analogman Pro Modified Boss GE-7 EQ pedal for sale in original Boss box. Hard to find an Analogman-Boss GE-7 pedal in such incredible, collector-grade condition, especially with its box included also in excellent condition. It sounds fantastic, no velcro or residue covering the bottom label, slider tips are in great shape, and it lights up as it should when engaged (see photo).

Analogman modded this pedal and added the ability to use up to 18V for improved clarity if you like. Power cable and 9V battery sold separately. 

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Analogman's description: 

"The Pro mod is designed to improve clarity and lower the noise issues that the stock GE-7's have. This is accomplished by upgrading the IC chips and tone capacitors. We replace the cheap stock tone capacitors with high quality film capacitors like we use in the rest of our effects. This improves the overall clarity of the pedal. 

Voltage: The stock GE-7 cannot be run over 15V. We modify it so it will run fine on 18V, which will give even more clarity and headroom to the pedal. 

The stock GE-7 can add some noise if you move the sliders away from center. Even bringing the two lowest sliders DOWN will add noise, try it! Our mod replaces three chips with the King of Tone chip, which is a low noise chip designed for tone controls so it's perfect in this application. These chips take about 40% more power (pedal goes from 16mA to 23mA), so a battery will not last as long, better to use a power supply. A normal alkaline battery will still last over 15 hours, so you can use batteries if you want. 

We also change a bunch of cheap capacitors used for tone control to high grade metal film caps. This lowers noise and improves tone." 

Sliders may crackle just a bit when you move them up or down, which almost all GE-7's & GEB-7's do. But they won't crackle when you have them stationary of course.