2010’s Discontinued ‘Rare’ Highly sought after!

The Mesa Boogie Five-Band Graphic EQ is a compact, handbilt stompbox from Petaluma, California.

It replicates the legendary onboard graphic equalizer circuit found in classic Mesa/Boogie ‘Mark’ - series amplifiers, offering precise frequency manipulation and profound tone-shaping capabilities for guitarists.

Core Specifications and Layout Frequencies:

Sliders: Five specific frequency centers at 80 Hz, 240 Hz, 750 Hz, 2.2 kHz, and 6.6 kHz, providing +/-12 dB of boost or cut per band.

Level Controls:

Dedicated Input Level and Output Level knobs featuring unity gain detents, allowing up to +6 dB boost or -40 dB cut to optimize signal-to-noise ratio or drive amp inputs.

Bypassing:

True bypass switching to ensure signal integrity when the pedal is off.

Power:

Operates on a standard 9V battery or an external 9V DC power supply. (Not included)

Tone Shaping and Common Uses:

The "V-Curve" The most iconic setting involves boosting the outer low (80/240 Hz) and high (2.2k/6.6k Hz) sliders while scooping the middle (750 Hz) slider down, yielding a tight, aggressive, high-gain rhythm voice.

Placement Options:

Can be placed in front of an amplifier to shape the guitar's initial response or run directly through an amp's effects loop (preamp out to power amp in) for a much more dramatic, amp-crushing frequency shaping equalisation effect.

Because these pedals are discontinued they are highly sought after by guitarists looking to get the "Mark Series" sound without buying a whole amplifier,

PLEASE NOTE:

Postage Cost may increase due to remote location. Insurance is not included please ask for quote if required.

INTERNATIONAL BUYERS need to pay any ‘Tariffs’ or Import duties applicable pre-ask for quote.

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