1970's Ibanez Renometer No.95 (Maxon GE-500) Graphic Equalizer/Preamp

1970's Ibanez Renometer No.95 (Maxon GE-500) Graphic Equalizer/PreampThe Maxon GE 500 (sold as the Ibanez Model 95 in Western markets) is the bigger brother of the PE 800 ZEEQ. The PE 800 has individual sliders for low, mid and hi frequencies and can add or remove 12dB's to each, whereas the GE 500 features 5 frequencies and overall boost on the overall and hi band frequencies. The GE 500 is a very powerful EQ option for any studio or pedalboard. Also works very well in the effects loop of your amp! This ones been well

Made in Japan in 1993

Headstock logo missing

The CSF-TA is a great choice for travel

The result is louder and creates cool frequencies boost or cut depending on the cutoff position

The 2622 features a carved maple top with creme binding on a double-cutaway mahogany body mated to a set-in three-piece maple neck with a 22-fret ebony fingerboard with binding and pearl and abalone split block position markers

Made in Korea

Made in 2009 and has spent a majority of it's life in a case with almost no use

The neck is straight and the truss works well

although the neck-plate is a Japanese one from the Fujigen factory

An 80’s Explorer shape and style with a metallic red finish all over

so you can dial in your ultimate demon tone

the previous owner had it professionally refretted within the last few years with some medium-jumbo frets that have plenty of life left