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Overview

The GE-7 is a versatile seven-band equalizer with bands ranging from 100Hz to 6.4kHz and a boost or cut of 15dB for each band. The wide range of parameters allows for precise control over your sound and the ability to muffle unwanted feedback from other effects in your loop.

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Product Specs

Brand
Model
  • GE-7 Graphic EQ
Finish
  • Grey
Year
  • 1992 - 2019
Made In
  • Taiwan
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  • Perf

  • Noisy, useless as an eq and works as a boost thats all.

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    Pros: -Works perfect as a boost. With the side effects that the noise floor will be increased and your guitar noise will say to you "Hello". Cons: -Leave your guitar tone natural, and make those changes in studio if you use this to record in your home on in a professional recording studio. -Live?, …

  • Must have

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    Key to tone shape any amp you like.

  • Works great!

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    I was struggling getting the right EQ on my Martin in different settings. This does exactly what I need it to do. Very happy with it!

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    Really useful for boosting solo's and/or cutting through the mix when and where needed WITHOUT adding too much volume...

More Information

Perhaps the most widely used EQ pedal available, the Boss GE-7 gives control of a frequency range of 100Hz to 6.4kHz across 7 bands. The recent version of this pedal are less collectable than the earliest Made-in-Japan examples. 

Years of Production:  1981 - present

Controls: 7 band EQ, Level

Notable Users: Brent Hinds, Kevin Shields, Mike Einziger, The Edge