This is an awesome pedal. Provides a clean boost and a tube saturation like effect as well. $150 shipped within CONUSA This pedal is used and praised by Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller, and Victor Wooton, as seen in this link: sound-video Description: DESCRIPTION: The GAS-707B NG is the Clean Boost pedal of the GAS family, optimized in the frequency range for electric bass. With the character of the GAS-808B NG pedal the GAS-707B NG has no distortion itself, but you can increase the output level of the guitar up to +20dB. The GAS-707B NG is more than just an output level boost, it can give your amp more life! An active tone control gives sparkling brilliance to the sound if needed.The Deep boost => toggle switch on the right side ON, pushes the LOW END, the overall sound stays defined without getting muddy. This pedal will give your amp a real kick, no matter if you play finger style or slapping bass, you will never switch the GAS-707B NG off. Perfect for boosting the amplifier sound without loosing or changing its natural characteristics. GAS-707B NG = 3D Sound = Come Alive! SPECIAL FEATURES: • Clean Boost and Exiter => Come Alive! • Internal 18V DC operation for more (Output)-Level range and headroom • Tone control (active) and (Output-) Level control • +15dB level boost (Jewel LED green) • +20dB level boost (Jewel LED red) => toggle switch left side ON • Deep boost => toggle switch right side side ON • True bypass or silent switching mode (internal DIL switch) • Powered by an external standard 9 volts power adapter or battery => 20mA • Dimensions (L/T/H (inch)): 2.4 x 4.6 x 1.2 / Weight: 0.7 lbs • Top panel made of stainless steel - 3D effect • 100% hand-made in Germany!
Stanley Clarke's favorite pedal! Looks like a slightly different design on the front than other ones I've seen. Do you know how old it is?
I've been researching these, and they seem really interesting...looking at one of these or a spark, or something like that...this is one of the newer ones, if I'm not mistaken...the older one had one boost level and the left switch would somewhat dim the green light...this one shifts between +15 and +20 dB....
I think you're right. The other one does not shift from green to red. The green light can warn passing ships, but you can always dim with tape if you don't like the laser light show.
I was watching dave hollingworth demo this pedal and he made the comment about how bright the green light is it just seems like a magic tone box, despite the flood of green
If you buy it let me know how it works out. If another pedal gets delivered anytime soon my wife might hit me upside the head with it.
Will do, me, too...as soon as my supporting membership goes through that I paid for yesterday, I'm putting a few up to fund some new ones, hence snooping around this thread, super interested in a rodenberg 707
This is the latest version. I purchased it new from Rodenberg a couple of years ago. As far as I know the circuitry is the same. This might have an extra switch for tone though.
I am, but I don't have permission yet - I'm researching this and a couple of other boosts, but this is the one that has the most of my attention...I was curious if you've A/B'd with anything else...you're replacing it with a smaller version of the same, so that says a lot, too...thanks
I have one of these, all I can say is that it sparkles like crazy, adds a whole new dimension to your sound. It's pretty awesome!