Source Audio SA 270 - One Series EQ2 Programmable Equalizer

Built-in noise gate, limiter, gain control plus volume. Then the Neuro app that showed you to deep dive into settings. Fully adjustable parameters, and best of all you can control your range tone with an EXPRESSION PEDAL or just it as a wah! This is a hidden gem, I can do so much with this pedal, it's like my best friend, always by my side.

Fantastic Stereo Equalizer with available presets

This is the best eq pedal it sounds more natural then the boss feels higher quality and gives you more versatility. I think we’ll worth i play with blackface amps and lack mids so it’s useful especially for that.

A holy grail on any midi controlled pedal board.

At $269 it’s very pricey for a paddle but not only is it a graphic EQ it also has a built-in noise gate a chromatic tuner and you can adjust the parameters of the EQ frequencies it is also a line level signal so it works really well in my Soldano SLO 100 effects loop very happy with this product!

Great pedal overall. Love that you can save different settings and adjustment is fairly easy and precise. Only negative is: the read-out screen is surprisingly primitive and low resolution. Adjusting by 1 or 2 db is hard to see reflected on screen. Also the since the “q” values and the EQ bands are adjustable, this isn’t shown on screen so you just gotta remember I guess? A higher res screen with more detailed info would make this pedal perfect. As it stands it’s like having a 1999 cell phone screen on an otherwise powerful pedal.

High quality material, lots of options and nice features in one pedal including tuner and noise gate, presets can be downloaded via mobile app of pc. Highly recommended

This unit sucks the living life out of my guitar tone. I can't believe so many people gave it rave reviews only for me to try it and it sound so bad. Completely unacceptable. The features, software, firmware, and packaging of the unit are fine... but the AD and DA converters sound so bad I had to double check to make sure I had everything wired correctly (I did). Just putting the unit in 'flat' mode and sending a guitar signal through the unit sucked all the high frequencies out of the signal. It sounded like nothing above 6k was being passed through. I thought maybe the unit was set to lo-pass filter mode it was so bad... but after double checking, it was not... all controls were flat and it was set to pass a clean signal. The output was anything but flat...the high frequencies were GONE! Also, the latency was completely unacceptable. I could hear the delay from the converters. This should NOT ever happen. Maybe this unit was defective... don't know. The software control via computer worked fine... no issues there. My issue is purely the sonics of the unit ... the sound... it stinks! I couldn't wait to order this pedal and had such high hopes for it. But clearly, the hardware does not work as well as the software programming to control it. Sorry guys. Use better converters and/or faster sample rate. It almost sounded like the sample rate was 4800hz instead of 48k

Using this on the pedal board for my bass. Sounds great! I love being able to setup a few different unique tones then switching between them depending on the song. Sound is clean with no noise and this thing has more features than I think I'll ever need.