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Boss GE-7 7-band EQ Pedal

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Features

  • 7-b EQ Guitar Stompbox Pedal

Description

The GE-7 equalizer pedal offers seven bands of EQ ranging from 100Hz to 6. 4kHz, ideal for guitar sounds, with boost/cut of +/- 15dB per band. This lets you completely control your sound and eliminate unwanted feedback, particularly when connected after a distortion effect.


Item Weight: 15.8 ounces


Product Dimensions: 6 x 4 x 6 inches


Item model number: GE-7


Batteries: 1 9V batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: July 19, 2004


Color Name: MultiColored


Signal Format: Analog


Battery type: Alkaline


Voltage: 9 Volts


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    • Tried and True Boss still making high quality products
I’ve owned one of these a while back and used it to boost my 6 string ukulele back when me and the boys were gigging all the time every weekend constantly. The old pedal was a workhorse and lasted for what would be an eternity with the amount of shows we played back then. Not quite sure what happened with the OG but it stopped working and I threw it out a while back. The new pedal works the same as the old one I have no doubt it’ll be a workhorse for sure. Definitely a need and must have in your pedal set up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2022 by Keahi
    • Everyone should own this pedal
Stop looking and just make the purchase. I should have got this years ago. Way more control over the tones and sound levels.
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2022 by Extensive Research Guy
    • A Must Own for British Tube Amps
BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT: If you play an Orange, Vox, or Marshall, you don't necessarily *need* an EQ pedal, but putting one in your signal chain will take your amp to the next level. Why is this? Well, the Brits design their amps with wide and musical EQ but the overall frequency response is narrow. This has led many British amp manufacturers to include specialized tone shaping buttons on the control panel because they are well aware that British EQ isn't as dramatic as American guitarists want it to be. There is nothing wrong with this by any means - it's just an overall characteristic of British amplifiers. Secondly, any tube amp loves to be pushed with boost and dirt pedals to get extra crispy overdrive from the clean channel - since distortion channels on tube amps have a tendency to compress and limit the output slightly. This pedal is more than capable of providing that boost. +15dB seems to be right amount to push clean to dirty, or dirty to overdrive, or overdrive to distortion. LIVE PERFORMANCE: If you're in a rock band that plays small venues like bars and clubs, you've probably noticed that most bands have overwhelming bass/midrange noise (100~500Hz) that drowns out the vocals and clarity of the drums or any instrument for that matter. Applying EQ to your signal chain will allow you to clean up your tone by cutting some unnecessary low-end from the picture and boosting your high-end for better clarity. RECORDING DIRECT-IN: If you're using this pedal with a DI box or simply plugging directly into your audio interface for virtual reamping, you'll be able to get a more balanced signal if you want to darken your Strat or brighten your Les Paul. WHY 4 STARS? Yes, the noise. It's not bothersome by any means, but if you're recording with a mic'd amp or direct in, you will absolutely need a noise suppressor. I use my GE-7 with the BOSS NS-2, and the NS-2 completely removes the white noise generated from the GE-7. The result is an amazing, clean boosting EQ. IF YOU'RE ON THE FENCE... go ahead and get this thing. You won't regret it. It's not just for Tone Snobs, it can really make cheap gear sound way better, and take great gear to the next level. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2014 by Gordon Tubbs
    • Their Idea of Excellent Condition is odd.
Love the pedal, but it was in Good Condition... kinda beat up.
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2022 by Greg
    • Must have
The benefits to an eq are obvious to any musician and this pedal is a great affordable unit. The level boost is why I chose this. It's built great and has stood the test of time. I got the bass version as well.
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2022 by BJC
    • Does the job
Pretty handy and dependable EQ. I use for all of my string instruments.
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2022 by Bigodines
    • Great Pedal
This is a very useful tool. I think a lot of the people reviewing this online, and especially on YouTube, are a little confused as to how it should be applied. A common complaint seems to be that this pedal adds noise to your signal. A lot of the players with this complaint are cranking one or more of the frequencies way above the median or are pushing the level slider up high "push the front of their amp." What are they expecting to happen? The more effective way to use this pedal is to CUT the frequencies that you don't want, and then use the level slider to compensate if you feel like that leaves a noticeable drop in overall volume. If you have a humbucker that is too muddy, cut some of the low frequencies. If you have a single coil that is too harsh, roll off the 3.2k and a little of the 6.4k. If you want either type of pickup to sound a bit punchier, you can add in a little mid range, but be judicious about it. Suddenly you'll find that you are finally hearing that sound you had in your head all along. This pedal might not have the curb appeal that some of the boutique special effects pedals do, but it can play a critical role in your signal chain once you learn how to dial in the right sounds. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2017 by Abshire
    • Wow Buy this
Blown away. I read so many reviews about extra noise, tone suck etc. I did a bunch of A/B and didnt notice any of these problems. I play metal and have a medium amount of gain with a boost. The pedal is amazing. Buffers the long cable run and killer in the effects loop to boost mids for leads.
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2021 by SpAzMaTrOn

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