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This pedal has become one of thee most important pedals on my board. It is fantastic. Very easy to use especially with my Boss ES-8 via midi. Just imagine being able to shape your tone with different pre-sets. This pedal is extremely responsive. It is also great using the USB and the Source Audio Neuro App. I was able to perfect to my liking, all my Over Drive Sounds. I use a midi capable OD/Dist pedal so with EQ2 all my sounds are exactly how I want them. You can save up to 128 presets. Which you will never do. However I have saved 16 different EQ settings. The pedal is small, a great solid build and just performs perfectly. I can't say enough. After 40 years of playing this is truly a great and necessary pedal for my board. you will LOVE it

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I desperately needed EQ for my pedalboard and a friend lent me his EQ2 and it’s been fabulous. I even set it up with my switcher and MIDI controller so I can make adjustments on the fly with an expression pedal. Nothing extreme but a few quick changes for compensation of the venue, different guitars and different pedal combo’s and it works like a charm. If you need or want EQ for a pedalboard this is the best choice out there. Also want to sing the praises of zZounds and their excellent product choices, prices and fast shipping. Shopping is a dream on this site and I like supporting different retailers instead of the big conglomerates.

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The Source Audio EQ2 is a completely fantastic stereo EQ. It sounds wonderful and can do some very surgical EQing. I bought three of them. It takes a standard pedal power supply that it comes with. I had a live techno set consisting of Roland TR-8, Roland TB-3, and Novation Circuit. The Circuit & TR-8 were giving me digital hums and I used this to nearly completely take out the offending frequencies. The software editor is quite good for creating and saving presets and is very intuitive, giving graphical control of the EQ and options for all other features. On the TB-3 I wanted to flip the phase and also do some enhancement EQ (no surgery this time). In all three tasks the EQ2 performed superbly and was completely easy to use. I’d recommend the EQ2 to literally anyone needing a stereo EQ for ANY instrument either live or in the studio.