The Boss ES-5 programmable switching system is ideal for guitarists and musicians who want to efficiently manage up to five effects loops on stage or in the studio. With its analog circuitry and backlit LCD screen, it provides a clear interface for arranging effects in any order, including parallel configurations. Each patch can store precise settings, such as delay time or buffer activation, ensuring optimal flexibility during rehearsals, concerts, or recording sessions. This pedalboard makes it easy to control your effects while preserving sound quality.
| Switching system | Programmable with 5 effects loops |
|---|---|
| Circuit | Analog |
| Effects order | Freely assignable, with parallel loops available |
| External parameter control | Yes, delay time can be stored per patch |
| Buffers | Individually switchable, settings can be stored per patch |
| Level adjustment | Variable for buffer output |
| Switches | High-quality footswitches with noise suppression |
| Display | Backlit LCD |
| Memory | 200 locations |
| Pedal functions | Freely programmable |
| Power supply | Included |
| Dimensions | 337 x 98 x 68 mm |
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