EX 7 Band EQ Equalizer Mini Guitar Pedal

This was a really pleasant surprise. Works like a dream, does exactly what you'd want, nice and small so it fits on your board, and quiet! Even the Boss GE-7 isn't as quiet as this thing! I've owned several of these and they never failed, malfunctioned, broken, or anything worse. I *always* keep one of these on my board next to pedals that cost 10x as much or more. Glad to say: It's a hidden gem. Fantastic pedal.

Being already familiar with the brand (which is awesome btw), I was searching for an EQ pedal and as soon as this popped up, I was just about ready to purchase it. But, being the inquisitive person that I am, I looked it up and did a quick fast finding mission on it. And obviously I ended up getting it and satisfied. The amount of EQ pedals these days is insane. In every price range and design. I always like a good mix of booth and this is no different. EQ is mostly a "set it and forget it" pedal, at least for me, so I didn't need a fancy display or very extremely accessible controls. I use it for my "dirt" channel to get the most low end i can since i play mostly 7 strings and this definitely accomplishes that and more. Its easy to scoop the mids out and leave the highs in tact and push the low end to the deepest depths. And while I don't currently run an EQ on my "clean" channel, when i decide to make that leap (which will be soon), I'm gonna get another one of these. Now, don't get me wrong... just because it's not a very hands on pedal by function, it is a necessity. And while the choices are endless, I find that 7 bands with a level control is the sweet spot. 5 isn't enough and 10 is taking things too seriously. Its small and well built and fits into my "lego" pre amp I built. (lego just because of the interchangeable parts) So a second one will look just as good as it works. It completely gave me what I didn't know I was missing from my tone and then took it further. Built like at tank. Affordable and reliable. Doesn't harm your original tone so what more could you ask for?

Awesome cost effective way to dial in your tone. I’d thought about incorporating an EQ into my effects/pedalboard and there are a ton of options ranging from highly affordable to ridiculously high priced. I gave this a try just to see how adding an EQ would affect the signal chain. I just slapped it on as the last pedal which was compression/overdrive/delay and was genuinely surprised at just how great it sounded. When you are limited to the typical low / mid / high knobs on any guitar or bass amp you can’t fully explore the range of possibilities your amp and speakers are capable of producing. This EQ takes things beyond what your amp may be able to produce on it’s own making it much easier to quickly tailor the sound to be more of what you envision in your head. I practice at low volume, and just being able to add that low boost beyond what the “bass” knob of my amp gave me even dimed makes a huge difference in the perceived feel of the whole experience. It sounds great, is quiet as far as I can hear, and makes playing more enjoyable enabling you to get more of the sound you are after. Very nice unit and a great price !

A good EQ can create any tone you need. This one a compact and fit my board perfectly.

Nice and solid, does a good job of shaping the tone. Impressive it has 7 bands in such a small footprint. (Much improved over the nearly unusable reverb pedal from the same company) Takes a minute or to adjust to a vertical eq graph (you could always mount it sideways hah!) Biggest issue is visibility of the sliders - even in a well lit room (forget about onstage) it’s hard to see their position and easy to mistake the level slider as it’s identical to the rest. So I added a dash of colour from my wife’s nail polish collection - hot pink for eq sliders, yellow for level - and bingo, so much easier. Hope this helps!