
Anthony Easton
The Biyang EQ-7 Equalizer Pedal features a 7-band equalizer designed to provide precise sound adjustments that pedals and amplifiers may not offer. It allows users to alter frequencies at 100Hz, 200Hz, 400Hz, 800Hz, 1.6kHz, 3.2kHz, and 6.4kHz, with the ability to adjust the sound by +/- 15dB within these specific frequencies. The pedal also includes an additional slider for overall volume level control.
The EQ-7 is built with a sturdy and modern design, featuring a polished metal casing with black sides. It is equipped with true bypass functionality to preserve the original guitar tone when the pedal is not in use. The slider lights glow red, providing visibility for adjustments in low-light settings, such as during live performances.
This pedal can be powered by a 9V battery or an adapter, with the latter being recommended. It is suitable for use with bass and can be placed anywhere in the effects chain for experimentation. The current draw is 12mA, and the power supply required is 9V DC. The pedal weighs 550g and measures 13x10x6.5cm.
The EQ-7 Equalizer Pedal by Biyang is known for its professional quality at an affordable price, making it suitable for both amateur and professional musicians.
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