EQ Pedals
An EQ pedal uses several linear filters that allow the user to boost or cut specific frequencies. Often, a EQ pedal is used as a boost for guitar solos or to eliminate feedback. In other instances, though, EQ may be used to modify a guitar or bass signal in a more drastic fashion. Some amplifiers, such as the Mesa/Boogie Mark series or Carvin X-100 B, contain a built-in EQ to help the guitarists shape their sound more precisely. Common EQ pedals offer different bands depending on the size of the pedal, but it's not uncommon to have five, six, or as many as ten bands of EQ available for modification. Everyone from Slash to Lyle Workman have used EQ pedals at some point.
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 MXR 10 Band EQ Pedal $56.00 |
 MXR M151 Double Shot Distortion Guitar Pedal Overdrive Fuzz Blues 2 EQ Gain Nice $60.00 |
 MXR 6 Band Graphic EQ Pedal $60.00 |
 MXR 10-Band Graphic EQ Pedal $100.00 |
 MXR 6 Band Equalizer M-109 EQ Equalizer Effect Pedal $44.99 |
 Danelectro Fish &Chips 7 Band EQ Guitar Effects Pedal $64.95 |
 Dunlop MXR 6 Band Graphic EQ Pedal M109 $114.95 |
 Xotic BB Preamp Boost EQ Effects Pedal PD-4755 $175.00 |
 Danelectro DJ14 Fish & Chips 7 Band EQ Effect Pedal Stompbox $34.99 |
