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NPD EQ-200

Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2024 10:42 pm
by laurie
Bought an EQ-200 today. Was hoping it would be "good". It is excellent.

Re: NPD EQ-200

Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2024 12:19 pm
by BearBoy
HNPD, Laurie!

What made you opt for the EQ-200 over a GE-7? Was it the greater tweakability with the 10 band EQ, extra functionality (presets, midi control etc), something else?

Re: NPD EQ-200

Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2024 1:13 pm
by laurie
BearBoy wrote:
Mon Feb 12, 2024 12:19 pm
HNPD, Laurie!

What made you opt for the EQ-200 over a GE-7? Was it the greater tweakability with the 10 band EQ, extra functionality (presets, midi control etc), something else?
10 band and presets. I have an EHX B9 that likes a specific EQ curve and level to work properly, and those settings don't work for anything else really. So having a few presets allows me to use it for the B9 when I need to, and use a "normal" curve otherwise.

The footprint isn't much bigger than a GE-7.

I'd been looing for a good used one for months, and one finally came up over the weekend :D

Re: NPD EQ-200

Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2024 3:14 pm
by BearBoy
It sounds ideal for that 8-)

I don't have an EQ pedal. Have often meant to pick one up but always seem to end up getting something else instead. Although I can EQ to my heart's content within my DAW, I think I would benefit from being able to remove/boost certain frequencies before they hit the rest of my effects chain, rather than try to fix things afterwards.

I'll do a bit more research to see if it would be worth my while opting for the EQ-200 over a GE-7.

Re: NPD EQ-200

Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2024 5:29 pm
by laurie
I've had GE-7, GE-7B, GE-6, MXR 10 band EQ, Boss GE-10, and a Chinese (Caline) 10 band EQ that is a similar to the MXR 10 band EQ.

The EQ-200 "eats them all for breakfast". Tone/sound quality and flexibility. So much so, I'm on the lookout for another one.