ammoon Equalizer Pedal, EQ7 Electric Guitar Equalizer Effect Pedal 7-Band EQ Full Metal Shell True Bypass

Sevens bands of EQ. Count them. Seven. That’s nearly eight bands of EQ!

I chose this ammoon ENO EX EQ7 Guitar Equalizer over the competition because it has a 7 band EQ as opposed to the more usual 5, and because the range it handles begins at 63Hz, making it somewhat useful for bass guitar. Also, I like the fact that it has a slider dedicated to 500Hz, which is often the precise area I need to control.The construction is robust, but I imagine if the unit ends up rattling about in a gig bag, or gets stomped on the wrong way the little EQ sliders might be easily damaged (you'll understand why I don't test that for you!)The range on the seven EQ faders and the volume fader is not extreme. I think the emphasis or cut seems to be somewhere between 6db and 9dB. This is a modest, but very useful amount of shaping. It will not alter the sound as drastically as some EQ tools, but I have found it to be very useful in just the right areas.Some users might appreciate a little more in the top end. The ammoon ENO EX EQ7 tops out at 5kHz, but I'm happy to deal with anything above that frequency by other means.So, a nice transparent sounding EQ that has a good range of effect at a reasonable price (£33.99 at time of purchase).

I have two pedal boards (large and small), so I bought two of these for use with saxophone. They do exactly what you expect of them and are really quiet.The low frequency is essential for cutting key rumble from my sax with a clip on mic.

It's ok, that's it, just ok. I leave it in one setting as a boost as it seems to have a life of it's own when i move the sliders. I've found a usable plce and there it will stay.

I bought this EQ pedal after my other one blew up this is very good for the money and came from China in under a week it's also a 7 band one which is good. The only downside is its a little bit small to see what you are doing but that could just be my bad eyesight.

It does what it says on the tin, except the second you engage the pedal, even with the settings at zero, your tone gets instantly worse! That's they problem with these cheap pedals - they make you sound worse before applying their effect.

Everybody knows you can do loads with eq. Enjoy the value😚

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