Source Audio EQ2

[DirtyDuke]

Now shipping. The extra features look amazing!!

Source Audio EQ2 Programmable Equalizer Pedal

 

[anticlimactic]

Mine just arrived. Waiting for the neighbors to leave before giving it a workout. Oh wait. Quarantine. Meh. Headphones will have to do.

 

[rsmith601]

The first one we did was really good, but this one is completely over the top. The dual channels is really handy.

 

[superheavyfunk]

Really interested in how the dynamic limiter works! Hopefully someone can provide some insight once it gets into more hands

 

[LSMFT6]

Really interested in how the dynamic limiter works! Hopefully someone can provide some insight once it gets into more hands

Mine shipped today from Sweetwater, the limiter is one of the key features that sold me on the pedal.

 

[TheLowDown33]

I'm in the process of building a doubling rig based around this pedal. Very excited to see what it can do and what others do with it.

 

[AlvarHanso]

That it has a High Pass Filter is what tipped me over the edge. But not now. It is my list of pedals to get. The limiter and boost are huge selling points, too. When things get a bit loud and I can't hear the bass as clearly as I like, I don't like to turn up my volume on my bass, as it distorts in a way I don't like, so a clean boost is most welcome.

 

[fast slapper]

Looks like a nice preamp pedal with presets available. Looking forward to reports. Thanks.

 

[Johnny Mac]

Can someone who gets one report back on if the parametric EQ can be used to approximate a low-pass filter? Currently using a Broughton filter to carve the fizz out of my DI signal when I use distortion, and if the EQ2 can perform that function then the Neuro control (I just picked up a Hub) makes it a no-brainer.

TBH there's a good chance I pick one up even if it can't do this.

 

[GMC]

Can someone who gets one report back on if the parametric EQ can be used to approximate a low-pass filter? Currently using a Broughton filter to carve the fizz out of my DI signal when I use distortion, and if the EQ2 can perform that function then the Neuro control (I just picked up a Hub) makes it a no-brainer.

TBH there's a good chance I pick one up even if it can't do this.

The lowest and the highest frequency band can be clicked in the Neuro interface to make them HPF and LPF. There's also an independent HPF that's clickable with an adjustable frequency range. Each of the EQ bands have adjustable frequency centers and Q (width). Stereo or dual channels...and 128 patch over midi. Add the volume over expression and selectable frequency Q over expression (a massively customizable wah / filter) and the sweet tuner....this is easily the most versatile EQ pedal ever built. I can't wait for uk shipments!

 

[LSMFT6]

Now to give it a spin!

 

[4Mal]

mine shipped today. This is a serious upgrade to the Prog EQ 1 and I sold my Broughton HPF/LPF after working with the Prog EQ 1...

 

[rsmith601]

mine shipped today. This is a serious upgrade to the Prog EQ 1 and I sold my Broughton HPF/LPF after working with the Prog EQ 1...

EQ2 blows EQ1 away.

 

[4Mal]

The EQ 1 was already darned good too! Looking forward to Friday and some tone sculpting.

 

[Johno Dunn]

Mine shipped today! Anyone need a Broughton HPLPF, an SA EQ1, or a Zoom MS60B? This just made them all expendable!

 

[4Mal]

Mine just arrived a day early. Looking forward to getting started! Sweetwater was fast!

 

[JKos]

How's the tuner?

- John

 

[TheLowDown33]

How's the tuner?

- John

Very interested in this as well

 

[rsmith601]

Me too!

 

[BunchyMutt]

The lowest and the highest frequency band can be clicked in the Neuro interface to make them HPF and LPF. There's also an independent HPF that's clickable with an adjustable frequency range. Each of the EQ bands have adjustable frequency centers and Q (width)

Does this mean the HPF and LPF have adjustable slopes?