Kenwood GE-35 (1986)
A 7-band analog stereo graphic equalizer made in Japan for precise audio tone shaping.
Overview
The Kenwood GE-35 is a stereo 7-band graphic equalizer made in Japan. It came out in 1986. Each channel gets seven adjustable faders for detailed control of frequency response. It has stereo left and right RCA inputs and outputs, with two input pairs and two output pairs, so it fits into a larger system easily. It is fully analog, with no digital processing in the signal path.
Specifications
| Product type | Graphic Equalizer |
| Number of bands | 7-band |
| Inputs/outputs | stereo L/R RCA audio inputs and outputs. With 2 inputs and 2 outputs |
| Technology | Analog |
| Color | Black |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| Weight | 3 kg |
Design
The GE-35 is a 7-channel analog device with stereo RCA connections and a physical slider fader for each frequency band. The faders and switches are made to move smoothly. Units in excellent condition have been noted to run noise-free after proper cleaning.
Market
Units described as "excellent (used)" show minimal wear and fully working controls. Maintenance means cleaning the faders and switches to keep them noise-free.
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