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Unlock the full potential of your effects pedal setup with the Boss SCC-700 Sound Control Center. This versatile accessory is designed for guitarists who demand precision and ease in managing multiple effects. The SCC-700 offers seamless integration into your pedalboard, acting as the command hub for your tone arsenal. With its intuitive interface, you can effortlessly switch between effects patches, ensuring that your sound is always exactly as you need it.

The Sound Control Center boasts advanced digital switching technology, allowing you to configure complex signal paths without any loss in sound fidelity. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, the SCC-700's robust construction and reliable performance will ensure your rig is always ready to deliver. Its compatibility with a wide range of pedals makes it an invaluable addition to any guitarist's setup, providing both flexibility and control.

Key Features:

Advanced digital switching technology for efficient signal routing
Seamless integration with existing pedalboards
Intuitive interface for easy management of effects patches
Robust construction for reliable performance in any setting
Wide compatibility with various guitar effects pedals
Provides precise control over complex signal paths

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The Edge

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In this still image from U2's historic performance at 1985's Live Aid concert, we can see the Edge's SCC-700F foot controller on the stage in front of him. This was part of the larger SCC-700 effects switching system, and also included the SCC-700C (the board onto which pedals were mounted and routed through--not visible here, although present by implication). This website also includes a transcription of a profile in the (January 1985 issue of Musician magazine)[http://u2-atomic-edge.tripod.com/id54.html] which lists the SCC-700 among Edge's rig at the time.

Adrian Belew

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Nine Inch Nails

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The footswitch for the SCC-700 is visible at the 3:27 mark of Adrian Belew: Electronic Guitar (1984).

Brian Nash

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Frankie Goes to Hollywood

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From Brian Nash's memoir: "I already had a Roland JC-120, the 80s amp, and a few pedals, but the guitar sound I needed would have to be more processed than it had been during the last Frankie gigs we had done. I bought a Boss pedal board that had seven interchangeable pedals controlled by a programmable 'brain' called the SCC-700. It allowed me to turn on four or five pedals at once in many varied combinations, as well as boosting my output for any solos."