well someone could always buy it and map the eq curves on a computer!
Well unfortunately for you I have one and can't use my words. I jack up normal conversations with craziness that people don't get, so you can imagine me with the ol' technical jargon.
But anyway.....I Like it, a LOT. I needed it for help getting back into practicing in a new apartment. I don't want to become THAT guy already. It's bad enough I have full sleeves (both arms and legs), chest panel, side panel and now he is the guy that rumbles the building. But I do play through my rig, just a little more aware of things than mu old living arrangements. See what I mean??
With headphones ([Invalid or Expired Link Removed]) and PC set-up it sounds great.The ability to use a mixed signal of either music or drum/music tracks through reason has been a huge boost in my playing/practice regimen.
The Deep switch is nice (I leave it mostly on) and definitely adds some oomph.
The mid switch is, um............nice??? I find that I prefer this in the UP position for either cutting or boosting depending on what I'm looking for sound wise. I am not sure why. Logic would say that the up position is upper mids and down position would be lower mids??? I found that boosting with the mids in down position to be kinda muddy and just not (sonically) my taste.
This all rings true through my home rig: LMIII / Avatar SB112 (neo). I found at modest settings toggling between having the Enabler on/off that the sound had a nice subtle "sheen" to it and that I liked it. I also found it handy on the TOP of my amp using it to reign in some of the volume spikes from the pedalboard. It's a tad more convenient to look down and adjust then bend over the front of the amp. A very small, but useful surprise.
I don't know, this is just a pre-coffee/awaiting for my morning meds to kick in post. This pedal is really working in a few ways for me and I am very pleased with the purchase.
