long story short, got some amazon gift cards from relatives, looking for a cheap but effective eq. Was looking at the behringer or one of the no name 10 bands. help?
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Best EQs under $40? preferably available on amazon
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EX mini has useful bass frequencies.
Joyo 6 band too.
Rowin and caline are options too.
Out of them all, the guitarists I used to play with endorsed joyo for a while and never had any complaints. So i can sort of vouch for Joyo but all of them should be fine.
EQ's aren't that big of a deal. As long as they aren't noisy, its ok.
Joyo 6 band too.
Rowin and caline are options too.
Out of them all, the guitarists I used to play with endorsed joyo for a while and never had any complaints. So i can sort of vouch for Joyo but all of them should be fine.
EQ's aren't that big of a deal. As long as they aren't noisy, its ok.
I have a Rowin Bass EQ that serves well as a sidecar on my gigging board, the 5 band is good shaping and a volume boost for my fretless. There is also a GT EQ for the same price with different center frequencies that also works as well for bass.
Were spending would consider a Leo Jaymz IR Box that has a 9 band Eq plus filters, reportedly this is a rebrand of the M-vave IR box under the hood and uses that same M-vave software that works pretty well IME plus it serves as an always essential DI.
There is also a Caline 10 Band EQ that looks like a solid choice.
Were spending would consider a Leo Jaymz IR Box that has a 9 band Eq plus filters, reportedly this is a rebrand of the M-vave IR box under the hood and uses that same M-vave software that works pretty well IME plus it serves as an always essential DI.
There is also a Caline 10 Band EQ that looks like a solid choice.
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