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Published on 01/08/11 at 15:00Every bass play needs a graphic EQ in their rig was a line I heard from a respected sound engineer. If not for shaping a tone to your liking, it will help you EQ your sound accordingly to the room you are in.
A great pedal to start with is the Bass Equalizer by Boss. The model is the GEB-7
Let's get the rundown of the frequencies you can boost or cut. L-R: 50hz, 120hz, 400hz, 500hz, 800hz, 4.5khz and 10khz.
I bought this used on off of an online guitar forum. I had no fear because it's a Boss, they are tanks!
I think this pedals retails for around $100, I picked mine up used for $40.
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The good. This pedal does everything it should and nothing it should not. It is built like a tank. I can just toss it in my gig bag and pull it out when needed.
Some people gripe about Boss' bypass. Buffered vs. True Bypass. The Boss pedals feature the buffer. I do not notice any pros or cons either way. This pedal isn't noisy.
Rock solid! The faders will probably be the first thing to go, but so far so good. This features Boss standard solid metal box as well as decent jacks.
One of the easiest ways to make big changes in your bass tone. A great pedal to have around just in case.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
A great pedal to start with is the Bass Equalizer by Boss. The model is the GEB-7
Let's get the rundown of the frequencies you can boost or cut. L-R: 50hz, 120hz, 400hz, 500hz, 800hz, 4.5khz and 10khz.
I bought this used on off of an online guitar forum. I had no fear because it's a Boss, they are tanks!
I think this pedals retails for around $100, I picked mine up used for $40.
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The good. This pedal does everything it should and nothing it should not. It is built like a tank. I can just toss it in my gig bag and pull it out when needed.
Some people gripe about Boss' bypass. Buffered vs. True Bypass. The Boss pedals feature the buffer. I do not notice any pros or cons either way. This pedal isn't noisy.
Rock solid! The faders will probably be the first thing to go, but so far so good. This features Boss standard solid metal box as well as decent jacks.
One of the easiest ways to make big changes in your bass tone. A great pedal to have around just in case.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com