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I'd suggest their Bass Envelope Filter Pro as a possibility too. In addition to the EQ and blend, you can apply static filters including notch filters making it an incredible utility pedal. I've used this for emulating the DG EQ curve or removing very particular unwanted frequencies.I highly recommend you get a Classic Distortion Pro, or a Bass MWD Pro. You get what I assume is the same awesome EQ, three presets instantly available, 6 total. and a spectacular distortion effect thrown in too.
I know I'm late to the party but I just bought one ,my only eq pedal.I wanted to say how impressed I am with SAs support.Along side Subdecay it is some of the best in the industry.And that's rare in this modern world and much appreciated.The EQ has an 8th band at 64 Hz for use with bass guitar. Bass players are very important to us!
Though I have a pedal collection that puts most guitarist to shame (I love toys) I've no EQ and I'm pretty ignorant on them.However watching YouTube videos it sounded great and they seem to be on top of many lists.So I grabbed a used one in mint condition off Reverb for 99 bucks.That arpeggiator trick it does with the pre sets sold me lol.We've got one at my place. Works equally well with my basses or her guitars. One of the most useful pedals we own. Especially nice is that the presets also store the output volume level along with the EQ settings. That feature alone is worth its weight in gold IMO.