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Published on 01/25/12 at 12:42
Audience:
Beginners
Pedal Boss standard analog format.
7 mini faders affiliated with different frequencies, plus a fader "level" general.
A Input, Output a while mono.
Powered by 9v battery or standard AC power supply.
UTILIZATION
The general configuration is simple, the manual unnecessary. We learn the equivalence of each fader noise as they do on an amp: in tweaking the settings, and then listening. Note that the settings "types" are given in many brochures Boss / Roland, nice for beginners.
SOUND QUALITY
The sound quality is to go, the pedal seemed quite neutral.
It is convenient located in a loop or after distos if you want awesome sound deep and / or boost for solos for example, but it seems that place it between the guitar and the input of the amplifier also works not poorly.
OVERALL OPINION
I used for over a year before selling it stupidly. I regret it now because it's the kind of magic pedal that can really be used in several cases, boost, second equalization or to catch up a guitar or an amp too weak, too dull or too garish.
The value for money I think is very honest.
I would do this choice because I do not need the plethora of settings for a 10 band eq Mxr, for example, this one is more than enough in my opinion.
I think even a back-hand ... ^ ^
7 mini faders affiliated with different frequencies, plus a fader "level" general.
A Input, Output a while mono.
Powered by 9v battery or standard AC power supply.
UTILIZATION
The general configuration is simple, the manual unnecessary. We learn the equivalence of each fader noise as they do on an amp: in tweaking the settings, and then listening. Note that the settings "types" are given in many brochures Boss / Roland, nice for beginners.
SOUND QUALITY
The sound quality is to go, the pedal seemed quite neutral.
It is convenient located in a loop or after distos if you want awesome sound deep and / or boost for solos for example, but it seems that place it between the guitar and the input of the amplifier also works not poorly.
OVERALL OPINION
I used for over a year before selling it stupidly. I regret it now because it's the kind of magic pedal that can really be used in several cases, boost, second equalization or to catch up a guitar or an amp too weak, too dull or too garish.
The value for money I think is very honest.
I would do this choice because I do not need the plethora of settings for a 10 band eq Mxr, for example, this one is more than enough in my opinion.
I think even a back-hand ... ^ ^