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7-band graphic EQ for stage or studio use. Noise free. Level control for boost or cut.
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- 7 Band EQ- 7-band graphic EQ for stage or studio use. Noise free.
- Level control for boost or cut.
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By T. Fucik (Austin, TX)
This is essential identical to the Boss GE-7, but in a smaller, plastic enclosure. It's not the sturdiest pedal, but it does sound quite good. It is very transparent sounding with very little noise. It has the same frequency bands as the Boss version and works like a champ. It has PCB mounted plastic jacks, so if you're rough on gear, don't expect it to hold up to the rigors of the road. Mine sits mounted in the middle of my pedalboard and stays on most all of the time for a mild mid scoop, so it doesn't see much abuse. For the money it's tough to beat these little Dano Mini effects. Not "boutique" quality, but good enough for rock n' roll.
By Dustin Payne (Dayton Ohio)
I bought this EQ pedal after reading many good reviews, and it is my first EQ pedal. I'm glad I did: It really cleans up the sound, and in my case, if you're using a thick/fuzzy distortion (a la Silversun Pickups, My Bloody Valentine) and gives a nice boost for guitar solos. I wouldn't say the difference is gigantic, but it's definitely there.
By Doc Taz (NYC area, USA)
Seriously, this is a great pedal. I can't improve upon what others have said, but I will mention a few points.
1. I use this after the preamp or dirt boxes for a lead tone, or to add more crunch to my Fender Frontman 212 when inserted in the effects loop. It's run before time based effects (delay, phaser, etc) for me.
2. I sometimes use it before the distortion as a clean booster, while focusing one of the sliders to boost a few frequencies.
3. If it gets noisy or "self oscillates" after a while, change the battery to a fresh one. Better yet, use an AC adapter.
I found out about the last issue after reading a few Harmony Central reviews. Otherwise, it's been on my setup for about seven years. I take care of my stuff.
By R. Darensbourg (Oakland, CA)
I dont know what you guys are talking about. This thing is noisy and it self oscillates at extreme settings. I would try and fix it but the contruction kind of prevents that possibility.
Its not worth taking to a tech for a $30 pedal. Good for industrial sounds I guess.
By Matthew E. Vavro (Butler, PA)
You'd be surprised at how much better you can make your tone with an EQ pedal. This Danelectro pedal is a great addition to any guitarists setup. The only thing is, it's not the sturdiest pedal, and the button to switch it on and off is a joke. Also, it adds quite a bit of fuzz, but this isn't a problem if you have a noise suppressor. All in all, you're getting a ton of customization from this pedal for a really small price.
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