Your voice sounded weird in all your reviews. Like you were exhausted, tired, more like you were a fat man, or a long time smoker. Try to work out, do some swim to improve your breath. In the future, you will thank me.
@anecsey Actually I'm 6 foot 3 and 156 pounds. I lift every day to try and keep up with my football playing friends. What you are hearing is nervousness and poor microphone quality. :)
Amazing. By the way I bought yesterday this pedal, after watching some popular rigs on guitar geek and watching your videos. The result its awesome.
The tone I was looking for was a grunge altern metal guitar, with good low cleans and mid low gain distorsion. My setup its a Peavey VTM 120 head, a 2x12" cabinet, a Gibson Firebird clone made by me and this effects: Morley Wah, Triangle Big Muff, Ibanez Chorus and now the boss bass eq. The difference is I choosed the Bass EQ.
@anecsey - you ingnorant prick - id love to grab your scrawney little throat and rag you all over the town -when a fella goes to the trouble of doing a video -keep your brave keyboard warrior tactics to yourself - loser
@andrewmoran357 Hahaha do you have a complex with being strong and punching other people? Im 7 years experienced full contact fighter in heavyweight category. I would love to see you coming. By the way, I am from Argentina (dont know where you come from) but here in Sudamerica, you have to walk long road to open your mouth and yelling about fighting. Nice to know, youre safe and far away from me.
An advice: try to not come to Argentina, Brazil or Mexico, cause you will be kicked as fuck.
@anecsey Fuck off gringo - we the British should have bombed your mainland in 1982 when we kicked your greasy ass's - may have knocked some sense into your thick head - oh and Brazilians and Mexicans are not mouthy fuckers like you -they both hate you ugly argentinians with your wiry greasy hair and tiny dick's - especially yours - heavyweight are you too much dinner you fat git -id take all the more pleasure in kicking your tiny balls - and proving what a fat useless fuck you are - twat
I don't know much about guitar pedals, if anyone could offer some insight, it'd be appreciated. I play in a 3 piece band, guitar, bass, drums. When i'm playing chords everything is loud enough, but when I solo, the guitar volume drops significantly and i'm over powered by bass and drums. Would this pedal allow me to get some extra "volume"? If that makes any sense?
Yeah dude, run it after your distortion/overdrive (if you use them), or through your effects loop if you use amp gain. If you want a lead boost push up sliders 200 and 400 just a little, you don't much. You shouldn't need to adjust the volume any. I use the MXR 6 band eq and this boss eq. The Boss gives me a better lead tone, but the mxr gives a better metal rhythm tone. So if you want one for leads then go with Boss. Happy shopping! Peace! \m/_
Whatever you do with the GE-7 is going to affect both your chords and your leads in the exact same way. This pedal is a tone-shaping effect (which you will definitely want anyway, this is a GREAT way to sort of dial in and own your own tone) but what you are looking for is a compressor. Buy a good, transparent compressor and stick it before your OD/distortion pedal (if you have one). That will bring out your leads. The compression I have is a MXR Super Comp, and it works pretty well for me.
You could do that, there is no "right" place to put the eq pedal, you put it where you need it to mod your sound. I put it at the very end of my chain, I dont really have any reverb or delay pedals but a lot of distortion and modulation.
Yes, there is no right place, but if you EQ and then you place a Reverb, your Reverb is modifying the previous EQ. It depends on what you want to control, if you focus con compression you'd use compression at the end of the chain.
It depends, if your amp is muddy you should get a treble booster, this thing could do that, but a treb booster is made for that. Or you could get a keeley clean boost. But I really dont know what you are looking for here.
Absolutly. Any EQ will boost and add bite to your distortion. Play with the settings a bit and find your spot. I used to use an EQ on an overdriven Marshall 100w head. Without the EQ, it was flatter.
When a pedal with no true bybass is turned off in your pedalboard, it still eats your clean signal and when you have many of no truebybass pedals your guitars clean tone will sound like shit.
meaning whenever it's not on it won't affect your guitars tone. After you run your guitar through a bunch of pedals, you'll start to lose tone. Boss pedals are buffered bypass, so they will mess with the tone a tiny bit, but not enough for you to notice
I play an epiphone SG on a fender gdec....and when i use my eq pedal on my clean channel without any distortion it has a really high frequency any help?
there are somethings i play that i need a strat sound out of my les paul is this pedal capable of changing the sound that much. great video. good demo.
No, my guitar is a strat and I moded it so i have two single coils and my bridge pickup is a humbucker that is made small so it fits a in a coil's spot
So you can either buy this 7 band overpriced turd of a pedal or you can go to radioshack and get a dual 15 band stereo rackmount EQ for 75 bucks instead. I'd go with the latter, you'd be pretty stupid not to.
IF you know how to work an EQ then this pedal can help you get a more precise tone or let you use 2 different tones in one song like a light sound and then a really heavy sound or the other way round ect.. Personally i start by adjusting the mid to where i want it 1st then the treble then the bass
Thats all a matter of opinion, they are just eqs but there is a mxr 10 band witch is only 3 bands better than this. And I think the mxr has a true bypass.
This pedal does not have a true bypass, but a true bypass is when the pedal can run the signal strait through without sucking any tone out. It doesnt really matter that much bu thats what it does.
I hear a northerner! Maybe Minnesota, Michigan, or maybe Wisconsin? Oh that's just sooper sounding, oh golly I knew! Vary Buddy Hally! Haha just giving you a hard time! Nice video big guy!
i have a BIG problem with feedback, i play metal thru a 50w Randall tube amp, high distortion, but when i palm mute i still hear the feedback, its terrible when i let my hand off the strings it gets so loud, with one of theese can u cut out all that screaming feedback???
you should try out some noise gate/suppression pedals for that. Check out the boss ns-1 that will cut your tone off when youre not playing, even at high vol. also u can set it to limit the highs of ur tone, which can kill ur tone but can be useful if ur careful about setting it. Then it can be used just to take unnecessary high freq noises out
heres another question regarding the effect. Can i plug in my guitar to this pedal, this pedal directly into a mac using garage band and get its tone and the tones i like???
No, you cant just plug a pedal into your computer but if you have a digitech pedal some of them come with a mixer out put, then you plug your guitar into the pedal and the pedal into the mixer inturn going to your computer. Most people just use their pedals and then mic their amps. the mixer output is a short cut to that. If you want to record something with garage band you need a mixer and a mic. You need a mixer to sound pro but if you just recording, just use a mike to your computer..
yes, you can. i do so often. Radioshack sells a cheap thing (cant remeber the name) that you put on the end of your cable and turns it into a jack that can fit into the microphone in slot on your mac
This was pretty helpful. I had no idea how that pedal worked. One more question though, do you think this will help cut down on feedback and add sustain to my distortion?
You can boost your tone or cut it with the level control. It works pretty good, but it only does so much. So ya it could reduce feedback not so much sustain though.
i dont quite understand what you are saying, are you referring to when i said "you kind of given an overdriven sound" because this is not a distortion pedal in any way i was just saying it sounded like it. this pedal is good when stacked up with distortion pedals tho to control the tone, it helps my out-of-control ds-1 when it comes to eqs
where the feedback loop video for this ?
JSprayaEntertainment 1 month ago
Your voice sounded weird in all your reviews. Like you were exhausted, tired, more like you were a fat man, or a long time smoker. Try to work out, do some swim to improve your breath. In the future, you will thank me.
anecsey 7 months ago
@anecsey Actually I'm 6 foot 3 and 156 pounds. I lift every day to try and keep up with my football playing friends. What you are hearing is nervousness and poor microphone quality. :)
itsGoboboy 7 months ago
@itsGoboboy
Amazing. By the way I bought yesterday this pedal, after watching some popular rigs on guitar geek and watching your videos. The result its awesome.
The tone I was looking for was a grunge altern metal guitar, with good low cleans and mid low gain distorsion. My setup its a Peavey VTM 120 head, a 2x12" cabinet, a Gibson Firebird clone made by me and this effects: Morley Wah, Triangle Big Muff, Ibanez Chorus and now the boss bass eq. The difference is I choosed the Bass EQ.
anecsey 7 months ago
@anecsey Interesting, I suppose the bass EQ has lower frequencies.
itsGoboboy 7 months ago
@anecsey - you ingnorant prick - id love to grab your scrawney little throat and rag you all over the town -when a fella goes to the trouble of doing a video -keep your brave keyboard warrior tactics to yourself - loser
andrewmoran357 5 months ago
@andrewmoran357 Hahaha do you have a complex with being strong and punching other people? Im 7 years experienced full contact fighter in heavyweight category. I would love to see you coming. By the way, I am from Argentina (dont know where you come from) but here in Sudamerica, you have to walk long road to open your mouth and yelling about fighting. Nice to know, youre safe and far away from me.
An advice: try to not come to Argentina, Brazil or Mexico, cause you will be kicked as fuck.
anecsey 5 months ago
@anecsey Fuck off gringo - we the British should have bombed your mainland in 1982 when we kicked your greasy ass's - may have knocked some sense into your thick head - oh and Brazilians and Mexicans are not mouthy fuckers like you -they both hate you ugly argentinians with your wiry greasy hair and tiny dick's - especially yours - heavyweight are you too much dinner you fat git -id take all the more pleasure in kicking your tiny balls - and proving what a fat useless fuck you are - twat
andrewmoran357 5 months ago
@anecsey oh and "kicked as fuck " is not even English - now run along and go back to playing with your tiny penis - nobhead
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HEY GUYS, iS THAT GOOD FOR US TO BUY, OR CHOOSE ANOTHER Equalizer of orther brands ????
ccbbom 8 months ago
Is that accent north dakota? I'm getting fargo flashbacks.
thejonahdoan 1 year ago
@thejonahdoan Minnesotan actually.
itsGoboboy 1 year ago
@itsGoboboy damn i was preaty close
thejonahdoan 1 year ago
Is this pedal noisy?
posiedonpowertrio 1 year ago
I don't know much about guitar pedals, if anyone could offer some insight, it'd be appreciated. I play in a 3 piece band, guitar, bass, drums. When i'm playing chords everything is loud enough, but when I solo, the guitar volume drops significantly and i'm over powered by bass and drums. Would this pedal allow me to get some extra "volume"? If that makes any sense?
Fleex454 2 years ago
Yeah dude, run it after your distortion/overdrive (if you use them), or through your effects loop if you use amp gain. If you want a lead boost push up sliders 200 and 400 just a little, you don't much. You shouldn't need to adjust the volume any. I use the MXR 6 band eq and this boss eq. The Boss gives me a better lead tone, but the mxr gives a better metal rhythm tone. So if you want one for leads then go with Boss. Happy shopping! Peace! \m/_
bleedingfly 2 years ago
Whatever you do with the GE-7 is going to affect both your chords and your leads in the exact same way. This pedal is a tone-shaping effect (which you will definitely want anyway, this is a GREAT way to sort of dial in and own your own tone) but what you are looking for is a compressor. Buy a good, transparent compressor and stick it before your OD/distortion pedal (if you have one). That will bring out your leads. The compression I have is a MXR Super Comp, and it works pretty well for me.
cArdBOardBoXeSaReFUn 2 years ago
@Fleex454 you need a compressor pedal for this
it'll make the chords quieter and you'll be able to play at a louder and more even level
gadjox 1 year ago
get the boss CS3 duke! trust.
PSUDONYMOUS 1 year ago
@Fleex454 your problem is not enugh mids dude. crank the midrange
Phailure365 1 year ago
@Fleex454 This eq pedal is for your need. You can boost and adjust your soloing tone. Compressor pedal is for another use...
serdar213 1 year ago
what is the order of puttin the ge-7 in the chain of analogs?
deathmetallica2nd 2 years ago
I dont know what you mean
itsGoboboy 2 years ago
set it next to your distortion pedals, and compressors : )
TheHorrorInside 2 years ago
he means this the correct way is like this
Amp>wahwah.metal zome/core>EQUALIZER>anything else> guitar
halopro9995 2 years ago
I would EQ the last... I mean, If you first EQ and then you put and OD, the OD changes your EQ... So I'd do this:
Drive-MOD effects-Reverb-Compression-EQ
waynegacy666 2 years ago
You could do that, there is no "right" place to put the eq pedal, you put it where you need it to mod your sound. I put it at the very end of my chain, I dont really have any reverb or delay pedals but a lot of distortion and modulation.
itsGoboboy 2 years ago
Yes, there is no right place, but if you EQ and then you place a Reverb, your Reverb is modifying the previous EQ. It depends on what you want to control, if you focus con compression you'd use compression at the end of the chain.
waynegacy666 2 years ago
@waynegacy666
agreed. i put my eq after my fuzz and boost pedals. running fuzz through the eq is amazing. really beefs up the sound.
peyoteugly 1 year ago
@waynegacy666 try eq in loop in the back of your amp.
KoralieMegan 1 year ago
An EQ is the best investment you could make IMO. It can control/change your whole sound.
dacop13 2 years ago
I have a pretty flat, sterile clean channel on my bugera 6262
I am planning on buying a strat and would like to not have to purchase a new head to get a good clean tone..
Could this thing warm up my cleans a little??
Any feedback appreciated, thanks =)
bruisedorange6 2 years ago
It depends, if your amp is muddy you should get a treble booster, this thing could do that, but a treb booster is made for that. Or you could get a keeley clean boost. But I really dont know what you are looking for here.
itsGoboboy 2 years ago
Doesn't matter too much. "True-bypass" makes no difference.
Michaelfender 2 years ago
It doesn't make too much of a difference, you only have to worry about it if you have a large pedal board.
itsGoboboy 2 years ago
one hunderd two hunderd...lol
Boxmusik 2 years ago
is it worth to play with distortion?
davidson2354 2 years ago
I really like it with distortion! Gives a really nice boost! You just have to have the right settings!
guitarman9202 2 years ago
Is it good to switch the equilizer on for a solo?
Joshelion 2 years ago
Yes you can use it like a sound boosdt you know :P It's all about the settings really!
guitarman9202 2 years ago
Absolutly. Any EQ will boost and add bite to your distortion. Play with the settings a bit and find your spot. I used to use an EQ on an overdriven Marshall 100w head. Without the EQ, it was flatter.
dacop13 2 years ago
i've heard the term "True bypass" before?
can u explain it to me?
sammyn13 2 years ago 2
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Daali94 2 years ago
look it up prick
Robtarded 2 years ago
its where no matter if the pedal has power or not your signal goes through
an example is the line 6 dl 4
which is not worth buying if you treat pedals roughly
i discovered that today :/
Fortr0y 2 years ago
yeh the dl4 is a great pedal but line 6 dont make things like boss. they break easy!
jxd549 2 years ago
i think it means that it doesn't affect the guitar tone when it's off.
lovepuremetal5 2 years ago
When a pedal with no true bybass is turned off in your pedalboard, it still eats your clean signal and when you have many of no truebybass pedals your guitars clean tone will sound like shit.
suihkubad 2 years ago
meaning whenever it's not on it won't affect your guitars tone. After you run your guitar through a bunch of pedals, you'll start to lose tone. Boss pedals are buffered bypass, so they will mess with the tone a tiny bit, but not enough for you to notice
bassandguitargreg 2 years ago
@sammyn13
It meand that when the pedal is turned off, it has no effect on the signal.
BeTheDeathOfMe 1 year ago
This is my set up
Ds-2.>>>>GE-7>>>>ml-2>>>>cRY BABY WAh....sorry about that>>>>>epiphone SG....thru a fender g-dec 30 amp
I get a really hight frequency when i play on my clean channel with the eq
HELP
halopro9995 2 years ago
put the wah in te front of your signal chain, this will give it a more breathy effect.
fransdinkelmann 2 years ago
what do people think would be better this or a behriner rack equalizer?
because the behriner is cheaper and has much more settings.
DannyVss 2 years ago
this definatly
testedpuddle 2 years ago
how so...?
DannyVss 2 years ago
because with this you have the option to use it as a boost also you can turn it on quicker than the rack and its smaller but thats your choice
testedpuddle 2 years ago
I play an epiphone SG on a fender gdec....and when i use my eq pedal on my clean channel without any distortion it has a really high frequency any help?
halopro9995 2 years ago
there are somethings i play that i need a strat sound out of my les paul is this pedal capable of changing the sound that much. great video. good demo.
MTuck21 2 years ago
thanks for this...
nikitacawton 2 years ago
did u say humbucker on a single strat
dont u mean single coil
thejack1212 2 years ago
No, my guitar is a strat and I moded it so i have two single coils and my bridge pickup is a humbucker that is made small so it fits a in a coil's spot
itsGoboboy 2 years ago
So you can either buy this 7 band overpriced turd of a pedal or you can go to radioshack and get a dual 15 band stereo rackmount EQ for 75 bucks instead. I'd go with the latter, you'd be pretty stupid not to.
SomeShows 2 years ago
boss pedals do not have true bypass
jcallseven 2 years ago
Yes I'm sure we have all seen the corrections that I made to both my demos, if you can read.
itsGoboboy 2 years ago
rofl blow your nose
steviexILL 2 years ago
lmao!!
GuitaristsPurch 2 years ago
Also it can give you a boost in noise level by 15DB or a cut by 15 DB
kotekotekitty 2 years ago
IF you know how to work an EQ then this pedal can help you get a more precise tone or let you use 2 different tones in one song like a light sound and then a really heavy sound or the other way round ect.. Personally i start by adjusting the mid to where i want it 1st then the treble then the bass
kotekotekitty 2 years ago
is mxr eq better?
Jardweirdo 2 years ago
Thats all a matter of opinion, they are just eqs but there is a mxr 10 band witch is only 3 bands better than this. And I think the mxr has a true bypass.
itsGoboboy 2 years ago
is this pedal quite noisey?
joesmuse 2 years ago
not unless you crank the level all the way up
JayLacelle 2 years ago
Floatin' on a puddle of Tapioca Puddin'
FatsOmak 2 years ago
wht would i gain from buying this pedel why would i need it i mean wht does it really do
plz reply
tuckisgod 2 years ago
Is it that hard? It's an EQ. You'd use it if you needed/wanted to change your EQ throughout a song. Or you can set it so it boosts for a solo.
EQ basically means Bass, mids, highs etc.
ozzy578 2 years ago
that's amazing. when you turn the band all the way to -15 it's like you can hear a hole in the sound.
MawBTS 2 years ago
This pedal does not have a true bypass, but a true bypass is when the pedal can run the signal strait through without sucking any tone out. It doesnt really matter that much bu thats what it does.
itsGoboboy 2 years ago
What is your floor made of, crackers?
nielsnielsniels 2 years ago 2
I thought it was carpet...
Gibonz 2 years ago 2
Yeah, a floor made of Cream Crackers... Staring at it makes me hungry.
crismoraes99 2 years ago 4
rice biscuits dude
SimmyDOTuk 2 years ago
I hear a northerner! Maybe Minnesota, Michigan, or maybe Wisconsin? Oh that's just sooper sounding, oh golly I knew! Vary Buddy Hally! Haha just giving you a hard time! Nice video big guy!
tnic469 2 years ago
ya i am a northerner a'. didnt vote for jhon mccain and Shara tho. just didnt do it for me ya know? lol
thanks a bunch
itsGoboboy 2 years ago
nice demo dude
AdRiAnHeReTiC 2 years ago
thanks, is a great demo.
jo4koc 2 years ago
btw i play thru emg active pickups 81/60
ChaosRiddenReaper 2 years ago
i have a BIG problem with feedback, i play metal thru a 50w Randall tube amp, high distortion, but when i palm mute i still hear the feedback, its terrible when i let my hand off the strings it gets so loud, with one of theese can u cut out all that screaming feedback???
im new to pedals/equipment, im still learning
please help
ChaosRiddenReaper 2 years ago
you should try out some noise gate/suppression pedals for that. Check out the boss ns-1 that will cut your tone off when youre not playing, even at high vol. also u can set it to limit the highs of ur tone, which can kill ur tone but can be useful if ur careful about setting it. Then it can be used just to take unnecessary high freq noises out
TheFlamingBarrel 2 years ago
Ns-2 at least
xxRockst4r 2 years ago
im not an effects guy, but im wondering if i can use this with just a non tube amp. does any one know?
juan909s 3 years ago
I didnt demo these pedals with a tube amp
you dont need a tube amp to yse efeects
itsGoboboy 3 years ago
heres another question regarding the effect. Can i plug in my guitar to this pedal, this pedal directly into a mac using garage band and get its tone and the tones i like???
juan909s 3 years ago
No, you cant just plug a pedal into your computer but if you have a digitech pedal some of them come with a mixer out put, then you plug your guitar into the pedal and the pedal into the mixer inturn going to your computer. Most people just use their pedals and then mic their amps. the mixer output is a short cut to that. If you want to record something with garage band you need a mixer and a mic. You need a mixer to sound pro but if you just recording, just use a mike to your computer..
itsGoboboy 3 years ago
yes, you can. i do so often. Radioshack sells a cheap thing (cant remeber the name) that you put on the end of your cable and turns it into a jack that can fit into the microphone in slot on your mac
CandBvids 2 years ago
In that case then yes you can, but there is no on-board thing from the pedal itself that lets you do that.
itsGoboboy 2 years ago
thanks. I'll try a boss ns
ivrz 3 years ago
Good review, thanks. Can you remove the strat singlecoil buzz with this eq?
ivrz 3 years ago
i think a noisegate would help
BoburtoJr123 3 years ago
i dont think so, but if u really wanna cut it out, the boss NS-1 will do the job (the noise suppressor). its an awesome pedal
geeburr 3 years ago
thanks geeburr, i have one on order expecting it any day now, saw the reviews, looks like just what I need
ivrz 3 years ago
does this pedal sound good with the boss distortion ds1?
please reply
DJ8137219 3 years ago
yes in fact thats the pedal i use it with to add a lower eq to the distortion because it doesnt have very good eq
itsGoboboy 3 years ago
Can someone please explain to me why anyone would need this if all amps have built in EQ?
petruccigod356 3 years ago
This will give you much more detailed control of your tone and allow a much wider array of sounds
lern2swim 3 years ago
Im thinking of getting one to use as a booster for my solos so my rhythm level stays the same so the solo just cuts through everything else.
Dehnaldinho 3 years ago
Excellent Review!! You really know what your talking about and this helped me alot!
RilloTip 3 years ago
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XVeriandomNess 3 years ago
so if i was to combine this with a MT-2 would it make the MT-2 a little more tight and or loose when needed and make a big difference
MustaineMan17 3 years ago
This was pretty helpful. I had no idea how that pedal worked. One more question though, do you think this will help cut down on feedback and add sustain to my distortion?
rasputinvanclitt 3 years ago
You can boost your tone or cut it with the level control. It works pretty good, but it only does so much. So ya it could reduce feedback not so much sustain though.
itsGoboboy 3 years ago
can this go metal?
TheEnd296 3 years ago
i dont quite understand what you are saying, are you referring to when i said "you kind of given an overdriven sound" because this is not a distortion pedal in any way i was just saying it sounded like it. this pedal is good when stacked up with distortion pedals tho to control the tone, it helps my out-of-control ds-1 when it comes to eqs
itsGoboboy 3 years ago
i like the riff at 6:29
nice review
ginonater 3 years ago