I have one of these and I want to share some troubleshooting that u can face either: My copy started to make crackling sounds, just like those of dirty potentiometers. I cleaned the whole circuit and potentiometers with a proper contact cleaner for 3 TIMES and there was no way to fix it, the cracks was there like a vinyl disc simulator, broken cable vibes... not what I wanted. So I noticed that when the crackling triggers one of the LED lights was flickering as well. So I discovered in the most stupid way, the LEDs are REMOVABLE. Just pull the red square on top of the potentiometers. Pull them out with no need of any tool whatsoever. I just removed it and put it back and that was it... a dirty LED was causing me the whole trouble. I love to use EQ and I had to took it of my board because of this issue. Otherwise, these pedal make what is supposed to make and besides that, never had a trouble with it. My only complain about it is the energy port, this thing is tucked way too far and may not work with every force cable.
This was an in depth review of a good eq pedal. I have to say, your production is great. I love the text animation, transitions, and variety of camera angles. Your commentary is pleasant and informative and your playing is solid. I look forward to more high quality reviews!
I got this exact one a few weeks ago based on this review. Everything you say about it is true. It’s really very good. The most important addition to my board in years. Thanks!
I've got it. Great pedal. Even with a flat eq it adds clarity to the tone and gives you better note separation. Of course, essential for tone shaping, cutting undesirable frequencies. You can also use it as a booster. Eq pedals are the forgotten ones in pedalboards, but once you try one you realize how it can enhance your tone, and then it becomes an "always on" pedal.
EQ pedals might not be essential, but they are absolutely a force multiplier. I have a DOD FX40B 7 band that I use to tame my FX69 Grunge. It also acts as a very slight boost. It's not in your face, but it is noticeable.
Try using a Tube Screamer boosting a Metal Zone like I do haha This eq pedal completed my board. I went my entire guitar playing life so far (almost 13 years) and I just now got an eq for myself haha
@@philcollinshill2951 I use a Dolamo Overdrive into the slightly dirty lead channel on my '02 Peavey Bandit Red Stripe 112. It gets pretty nasty. A Tube Screamer into an MT-2 might be too much to handle.
I just got this pedal yesterday for my heavily distorted tone with an od stacked into a distortion and all I need to do with this pedal afterwards is cut the next to highest frequency and I've got the tone I've been wanting for YEARS
it seems to have quite an audible 'click' when you turn it on/off ? would love to know since i've seen reviews on the BOSS and Behringer make a point of testing this at volume
Ordered this last week before seeing any RUclips reviews, I want it for my analog stomp box (Beat-Root) to be able to cut down on the really low and boost arount 100 Hz... nothing more. But this box seems great, might get another one for the guitar. :)
I bought these pedal. It is very quiet and very effective. But i have a doubt Derek: when i crank the gain bottom in the pedal my signal gets with gain, is this gain from the pedal or the tubes of my amp? Thanks
It depends whether you have the volume on the pedal set at unity (zero, in the middle) or whether you have it a pice that, also if you use extremes low end or high on the pedal that may cause a gain increase depending on where your volume is on the amp (it may be set to the edge of breakup which can cause more gain) maybe try a test where you play and switch the pedal on and off to see :) cheers
Mine lasted two shows and was damaged, I don't know if it was the power adapter I bought. I will buy another to do the test, could you help me where I can buy an adapter for that pedal.
I dived in years ago for a Boss GE-7 and although it did a good job functionality wise, it was a noisy as hell. It then cost me another £25 on top to buy a mod kit and I'm now pleased to say it really is 'as silent as an angels fart'!. However, I do like your' reviews of this level of pedal, not only does it show new gear but it it also serves to remind me just what a bargain you can get these days for your' money, decent quality for relatively little outlay. No wonder the second hand market is awash with gear!. Any chance of a review of the Super Comp sometime, Derek?
Haha silent as an angels fart! I haven’t heard that in years, and thanks for the comment, I thought about doing the super comp and I should really do it, I have some other pedals in the pipeline first but yeah I’ll do a review on it as it’s on my pedalboard and I haven’t done it yet, cheers man!
That's a great price for sure! All the LEDs on the right side of my MXR 10 band eq have gone out, the pedal still functions but I can't use it in a video like that. Perhaps this is a good solution!
This is one I’ve been looking at for a long time. I’ll probably end up with this instead of shelling out more than double for an MXR or Para EQ at the moment. These seem very well made, especially for the money. Great video!🤘🏼
Mine came in today its very nice but it has an external battery, the battery should be internal, there's plenty of space inside,i dont know how long a battery will last with those LEDs.I found my answer, do not run it off of the battery it barely lasts an hour all those LEDs draw too much current for a 9v battery get a 9v adapter.
Hi Derek . I have a amoon eq7 and i think he put much noise on the signal. This caline add much noise or acceptable? i buy boss ge7 or caline . my pourpose is scoop mids and sometimes take the guitar sound behind the mix in the live shows. The amoon have a lower volume and i don´t put the clean boost separate for this. sorry my poor english. im brazilian. greetings.
No worries! it has a low noise floor and in my experience it's much better than the ammoon eq's, i still use it and it hasn't given me any problems in 2 years, a good eq! cheers
Inexpensive noise gates are getting decent these days. And in a low-to-no gain situation can take out background hiss while leaving your guitar alone. Experiments in teh $25-$30 range are easy. The Donner Soph Gate is only $70.
hi, i can hear the popping noise in this tesst. did you feel like it was prominent? as i play on stage regularly i cant afford to have those nasty sounds. thanks
I’d choose the ammoon if all you’re after is the volume boost for solos, the caline is a better overall eq though and I didn’t notice any excess noise on mine
Sorry, no. This is a pedal, and where you place it in the fx chain is all important for shaping what hits other pedals. Having more circuits in an amp just lessens the tone in my opinion. I had a Simms Watts GE100, and the addition of the EQ just made the heavy b*stard weigh more than physically acceptable to humanity. Also, I find a good parametric eq better for eq-ing out spiking frequencies (particularly from an unwound G).
@@telsutton Well, only a fairly small number of amps are carried around for gigs and what have you, the rest of them are forever stationary. The real downside of the EQ absence is that you can't dial in THAT sound, so amp manufacturers can charge silly money when they introduce another amp with preinstalled sound that you could create yourself by tweaking your amp EQ. I've seen both high end and inexpensive rigs with equalisers, so it can work, as still very few people use or even aware of EQ pedals.
@@Phoenix_cataclysm_in_2040 The best guitar amps I've heard had zero eq on them... round at Richard Hawley's amp tech, Andy Drinkall... converted 1950s cinema amplifiers. Blew my mind how good they sound.
Any one else having issues with noise when using a power supply rather than a 9V battery. I've tried a few 9 volt adapters that are clean with other pedals but seem very dirty with this equalizer. I wonder if I got a bad one.
Electronics 101. You are right , what you are hearing is the 60 cycle input current, a battery is flat DC current. This guy probably doesn’t have noise because his pedal board buffers the signal and the power is distributed across all his pedal, eg he has a greater load. I imagined your power supply goes straight into the pedal. Conclusion you are not crazy and guitarists are hit or miss people who don’t understand science, they are the wrong people to ask.
An isolating power supply will cure that, but they are much more than the "cheap" type. Daisy chains are the culprit. If it doesn't make noise when it's the only device on the power supply, and it does when multiple device are, isolation is your issue. I'll try to post a couple links for you in a reply to this... not sure if they will come through. They explain a lot about it.
@@jimistheman9732 So for 30.00 I purchased a 2.1 amp 5v portable battery pack. Fits in the palm of my hand and powers everything I chain without any noise. Fits nicely into my gig bag and also charges and powers my tablet and phone. Only thing that I had to add was the center negative converter. Addition 10 bucks.
@@bluwng Thanks. So for 30.00 I purchased a 2.1 amp 5v portable battery pack. Fits in the palm of my hand and powers everything I chain without any noise. Fits nicely into my gig bag and also charges and powers my tablet and phone. Only thing that I had to add was the center negative converter. Addition 10 bucks.
Hey Derek, Where did you have it in your pedal board chain? Looked like first to me as you were dialing in on your clean tones. That is one nice EQ pedal for the price. I like the way it looks too. Nice video man. Cheers!
Thanks man!!! Yeah I have it first in the pedal chain, to be honest I’m not sure if that’s the best place for it but just made sense to me, maybe someone has another idea :) and thanks for the compliment my friend!
I have the same pedal, unbeatable at the price. Currently running mine in the effects loop, after a noise gate, but before modulation. Feels like it's more part of the amp rather then influencing the tone stack.
No question is a dumb question :) it effectively can a little bit, but it’s not the ideal way to reduce buzz and hum, as you’ll lose valuable frequency information, better to investigate why the guitar is buzzing (ground issues in the wiring) cheers :)
Cheers man! Appreciate that as always, I got hooked on it after cutting some mids for home playing, probably boost them if gigging but it works, stay well!
@@DerekPaulGuitar The new silver are supposed to be silent modded. I got an older KFK 10 Band that was silent modded and it's at the end of my 12 pedal pedalboard. Also can go out to 2 amps. I really like your settings for each to get a start on how to sound like...I hope everyone understands this isn't definite. Just a start on what YOUR equipment might need to cover each sound.
This looks like the teriary level of fine tuning. I can see this for those times where you've spun the dials on the amp and whatever overdrives you have and still can't quite get that tone or the balance between treble and bass which always seems to be the frustrating over/under and you need something that operates in a finer gradient. For the money, it is certainly worth giving it a shot.
It’s a great unit, I’ve found that micro tuning my hot rod just makes it sing a little more (the reason I bought it) I sort of missed the Ammoon EQ and thought why not, cheers Brad!
@@DerekPaulGuitar Which one do you prefer, this or Ammoon? From your reviews looks like this one handles full treble better... Is Caline worth the extra US $10? Thanks!
@@kirkc3049 I'd go for the caline over the ammoon :) although if your budget is tight check out the azor 6 band eq in my video two weeks ago, i think that is better than the ammoon too and its around $20 :) cheers
@@DerekPaulGuitar Thanks a million, mate, ordered it off Amazon. Got lucky too, they weren't going to have them in stock until March, and yet today they showed "in stock". Cheers!
@@DerekPaulGuitar thank you, I trying to find my sound with an EQ and a boss Acoustic preamp, I have a passive Seymour Duncan Woody, sounds good but a little bit like an electric guitar. Thanks for the video! cheers!
I bought one of these as a backup. I’ve got the MXR 10 Band KK. Great pedal. But 4 times the price of the Caline. Hope this pedal works 1/2 as good as my MXR. I’ll be happy.
I like running just a fuzz w these n sculpt the fuzzbua can really dial in that jagged 60,s ripping fuzz ala Davie Allan n the arrows....good luck w it...takes alot messing w to find the right settings but worth having...***does it take a battery??...
Oh yeah definitely worth playing around with to sculpt a particular sound! It doesn’t have a battery compartment but does come with a 9v battery adapter, I’m loving this thing as mine is quiet and a really useful EQ, cheers as alway Scott!
I have one of these and I want to share some troubleshooting that u can face either:
My copy started to make crackling sounds, just like those of dirty potentiometers. I cleaned the whole circuit and potentiometers with a proper contact cleaner for 3 TIMES and there was no way to fix it, the cracks was there like a vinyl disc simulator, broken cable vibes... not what I wanted. So I noticed that when the crackling triggers one of the LED lights was flickering as well. So I discovered in the most stupid way, the LEDs are REMOVABLE. Just pull the red square on top of the potentiometers. Pull them out with no need of any tool whatsoever. I just removed it and put it back and that was it... a dirty LED was causing me the whole trouble.
I love to use EQ and I had to took it of my board because of this issue. Otherwise, these pedal make what is supposed to make and besides that, never had a trouble with it. My only complain about it is the energy port, this thing is tucked way too far and may not work with every force cable.
This was an in depth review of a good eq pedal. I have to say, your production is great. I love the text animation, transitions, and variety of camera angles. Your commentary is pleasant and informative and your playing is solid. I look forward to more high quality reviews!
Thank you sir!! I really appreciate the feedback, Jay a nice thing to say, stay well my friend and thank you again
I got this exact one a few weeks ago based on this review. Everything you say about it is true. It’s really very good. The most important addition to my board in years. Thanks!
Thanks for the comment and feedback, appreciate that!
I received my copy a week ago. Liked it so far. Can be used for my electric, acoustic and nylon string. Most useful pedal.🎉
Thanks for the feedback!
Copy?? What do you mean?
@@rustinpeace770 These pedals are a copy of the MXR 10 band eq pedal apparently.
I've got it. Great pedal. Even with a flat eq it adds clarity to the tone and gives you better note separation. Of course, essential for tone shaping, cutting undesirable frequencies. You can also use it as a booster.
Eq pedals are the forgotten ones in pedalboards, but once you try one you realize how it can enhance your tone, and then it becomes an "always on" pedal.
Nice man! glad you like it, and good tip about it being used as a boost :)
EQ pedals might not be essential, but they are absolutely a force multiplier. I have a DOD FX40B 7 band that I use to tame my FX69 Grunge. It also acts as a very slight boost. It's not in your face, but it is noticeable.
Nice man! i use mine to carve out some of the frequencies that i dont' particularly like, cheers
I’ve got a fx69b grunge too😄
Try using a Tube Screamer boosting a Metal Zone like I do haha
This eq pedal completed my board.
I went my entire guitar playing life so far (almost 13 years) and I just now got an eq for myself haha
@@philcollinshill2951 I use a Dolamo Overdrive into the slightly dirty lead channel on my '02 Peavey Bandit Red Stripe 112. It gets pretty nasty. A Tube Screamer into an MT-2 might be too much to handle.
@@djay6651
I play death metal so I'm used to it
I've also got a noise gate😉
Ended up buying this pedal as well. Had it for a fair few months, works as it should. 🤔
I just got this pedal yesterday for my heavily distorted tone with an od stacked into a distortion and all I need to do with this pedal afterwards is cut the next to highest frequency and I've got the tone I've been wanting for YEARS
Fantastic man! Cheers for the comment!
thank you derek i just ordered one the demo all most sounds steel ish cool and i never use batteries
Thanks for the comment!
it seems to have quite an audible 'click' when you turn it on/off ?
would love to know since i've seen reviews on the BOSS and Behringer make a point of testing this at volume
Honestly I don’t notice it myself, might just be my unit, cheers for the comment
Good stuff and does help with my decision on what to purchase.... Thank You.
Thanks! I’m glad it helped :)
Great demo thanks!
Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching
Good video, Beautiful guitar tone - thanks. Can I filter very high static noise with it ?
It’s possible, depends on the frequency of course, and thanks!
Is all that noise your amp? I hope that isn’t from the pedal. I’m on the fence about getting this EQ over others.
It is the amp, cheers for watching!
Ordered this last week before seeing any RUclips reviews, I want it for my analog stomp box (Beat-Root) to be able to cut down on the really low and boost arount 100 Hz... nothing more. But this box seems great, might get another one for the guitar. :)
Cheers Per, it's a great EQ, glad you discovered it!
Excellent demonstration, very nice guitar tone - thank you sir. So is it NOT noisy or hissy at all ?
Thanks for the comment and compliment! No it’s a really good quiet eq in my experience
I bought these pedal. It is very quiet and very effective. But i have a doubt Derek: when i crank the gain bottom in the pedal my signal gets with gain, is this gain from the pedal or the tubes of my amp? Thanks
It depends whether you have the volume on the pedal set at unity (zero, in the middle) or whether you have it a pice that, also if you use extremes low end or high on the pedal that may cause a gain increase depending on where your volume is on the amp (it may be set to the edge of breakup which can cause more gain) maybe try a test where you play and switch the pedal on and off to see :) cheers
Mine lasted two shows and was damaged, I don't know if it was the power adapter I bought. I will buy another to do the test, could you help me where I can buy an adapter for that pedal.
Hi Carlos, any 9v pedal adapter will work with it, somewhere like amazon e.g. just search '9v pedal adapter' hope that helps
@@DerekPaulGuitar thanks
Nice vid - I just ordered the CP-81 - has the Volume and Gain.
Thanks! Appreciate that, Enjoy it 👍
I dived in years ago for a Boss GE-7 and although it did a good job functionality wise, it was a noisy as hell. It then cost me another £25 on top to buy a mod kit and I'm now pleased to say it really is 'as silent as an angels fart'!. However, I do like your' reviews of this level of pedal, not only does it show new gear but it it also serves to remind me just what a bargain you can get these days for your' money, decent quality for relatively little outlay. No wonder the second hand market is awash with gear!.
Any chance of a review of the Super Comp sometime, Derek?
Haha silent as an angels fart! I haven’t heard that in years, and thanks for the comment, I thought about doing the super comp and I should really do it, I have some other pedals in the pipeline first but yeah I’ll do a review on it as it’s on my pedalboard and I haven’t done it yet, cheers man!
What a cracking EQ for the money, what do you think?
That's a great price for sure! All the LEDs on the right side of my MXR 10 band eq have gone out, the pedal still functions but I can't use it in a video like that. Perhaps this is a good solution!
Thanks Mark, it's a great eq in my opinion, it's works really well with my hot rod to micro tune the frequencies i don't like, cheers!
This is one I’ve been looking at for a long time. I’ll probably end up with this instead of shelling out more than double for an MXR or Para EQ at the moment. These seem very well made, especially for the money. Great video!🤘🏼
@@walkingdirt138 Thanks for the comment! i'm really pleased with it i still use it on my board, thanks for the kind words!
@@guitarmixvids missed this comment! Sorry dude, and cheers
So this pedal can be used as a booster for your solos right?
Yes it can indeed!
Mine came in today its very nice but it has an external battery, the battery should be internal, there's plenty of space inside,i dont know how long a battery will last with those LEDs.I found my answer, do not run it off of the battery it barely lasts an hour all those LEDs draw too much current for a 9v battery get a 9v adapter.
They may have changed the design on it, and to be fair I use mine with a 9v power brick so haven’t tested the battery usage on it, cheers!
Its why it didnt have battery slot
Why would anyone use batteries in a pedal, ever? Complete waste of money.
Power bank, maybe.
Hi Derek . I have a amoon eq7 and i think he put much noise on the signal. This caline add much noise or acceptable? i buy boss ge7 or caline . my pourpose is scoop mids and sometimes take the guitar sound behind the mix in the live shows. The amoon have a lower volume and i don´t put the clean boost separate for this. sorry my poor english. im brazilian. greetings.
No worries! it has a low noise floor and in my experience it's much better than the ammoon eq's, i still use it and it hasn't given me any problems in 2 years, a good eq! cheers
Inexpensive noise gates are getting decent these days. And in a low-to-no gain situation can take out background hiss while leaving your guitar alone. Experiments in teh $25-$30 range are easy. The Donner Soph Gate is only $70.
@@nashmanzl Mike, i use boss ns2 and like the results but the eq7 put much noise. I go check your suggestion. Greetings
I really like the look of this pedal. Has a real 70's vibe.
It really does, it’s been on my pedalboard since I reviewed it, great thing! Cheers
Hi derek..nice demo..this model or caline cp81?
Good question! I think they are both good eq’s for the money :)
Currently using a Joyo band controller. I find it sucks the tone too much for my liking is this one better?
I didn’t find that with this one
hi, i can hear the popping noise in this tesst. did you feel like it was prominent? as i play on stage regularly i cant afford to have those nasty sounds. thanks
Hi, oh i didn't and don't hear it myself, cheers
get the boss ge7.......
Between caline cp 24 and ammoon eq7, which one has more volume gain in solos or which one do you recommend? Is it true that the caline makes noise?
I’d choose the ammoon if all you’re after is the volume boost for solos, the caline is a better overall eq though and I didn’t notice any excess noise on mine
@@DerekPaulGuitar thank you Derek
Truth be told - every amp should have an installed equaliser to dial in your favourite tone, to make it sound just the way you want it.
Sorry, no. This is a pedal, and where you place it in the fx chain is all important for shaping what hits other pedals. Having more circuits in an amp just lessens the tone in my opinion. I had a Simms Watts GE100, and the addition of the EQ just made the heavy b*stard weigh more than physically acceptable to humanity. Also, I find a good parametric eq better for eq-ing out spiking frequencies (particularly from an unwound G).
@@telsutton
Well, only a fairly small number of amps are carried around for gigs and what have you, the rest of them are forever stationary. The real downside of the EQ absence is that you can't dial in THAT sound, so amp manufacturers can charge silly money when they introduce another amp with preinstalled sound that you could create yourself by tweaking your amp EQ. I've seen both high end and inexpensive rigs with equalisers, so it can work, as still very few people use or even aware of EQ pedals.
@@Phoenix_cataclysm_in_2040 The best guitar amps I've heard had zero eq on them... round at Richard Hawley's amp tech, Andy Drinkall... converted 1950s cinema amplifiers. Blew my mind how good they sound.
Which one is good ? JOYO Band Controller or this one ?
I have only tried this one, I haven’t tried the other one
Any one else having issues with noise when using a power supply rather than a 9V battery. I've tried a few 9 volt adapters that are clean with other pedals but seem very dirty with this equalizer. I wonder if I got a bad one.
Possibly, mines still noiseless, I have mine first in the chain of that helps? Cheers
Electronics 101. You are right , what you are hearing is the 60 cycle input current, a battery is flat DC current. This guy probably doesn’t have noise because his pedal board buffers the signal and the power is distributed across all his pedal, eg he has a greater load. I imagined your power supply goes straight into the pedal. Conclusion you are not crazy and guitarists are hit or miss people who don’t understand science, they are the wrong people to ask.
An isolating power supply will cure that, but they are much more than the "cheap" type. Daisy chains are the culprit. If it doesn't make noise when it's the only device on the power supply, and it does when multiple device are, isolation is your issue. I'll try to post a couple links for you in a reply to this... not sure if they will come through. They explain a lot about it.
@@jimistheman9732 So for 30.00 I purchased a 2.1 amp 5v portable battery pack. Fits in the palm of my hand and powers everything I chain without any noise. Fits nicely into my gig bag and also charges and powers my tablet and phone. Only thing that I had to add was the center negative converter. Addition 10 bucks.
@@bluwng Thanks. So for 30.00 I purchased a 2.1 amp 5v portable battery pack. Fits in the palm of my hand and powers everything I chain without any noise. Fits nicely into my gig bag and also charges and powers my tablet and phone. Only thing that I had to add was the center negative converter. Addition 10 bucks.
I'm a newbie buy I ordered a distortion pedal and accidentally got sent this. Cool!
Oh wow, that's cool!
Hey Derek, Where did you have it in your pedal board chain? Looked like first to me as you were dialing in on your clean tones. That is one nice EQ pedal for the price. I like the way it looks too. Nice video man. Cheers!
Thanks man!!! Yeah I have it first in the pedal chain, to be honest I’m not sure if that’s the best place for it but just made sense to me, maybe someone has another idea :) and thanks for the compliment my friend!
I have the same pedal, unbeatable at the price.
Currently running mine in the effects loop, after a noise gate, but before modulation. Feels like it's more part of the amp rather then influencing the tone stack.
Dumb question, can an eq pedal help reduce extra noise and buzz coming from a guitar?
No question is a dumb question :) it effectively can a little bit, but it’s not the ideal way to reduce buzz and hum, as you’ll lose valuable frequency information, better to investigate why the guitar is buzzing (ground issues in the wiring) cheers :)
@@DerekPaulGuitar thank you! Also are you familiar with the Donner 10 band eq? I'm on the fence between this and the donner
I play in metal bands if that makes a difference
@@LeLlaminator I'm not familiar with, i can only speak for this one (which i still have on my board) cheers man!
@@LeLlaminator I'm imagining you use a lot of drop tunings?
Is it also good for a high gain distortion?
Hi Stephen, yes it’s great for high gain, cheers!
@@DerekPaulGuitar thanks man. Im planning to buy one 😊
@@stpntxn no problem man! Enjoy :)
Nice video man, but i hear a lot of hiss, is this pedal noisy?
Thanks man! Any hiss will be coming from my apartment electrics, the pedal isn’t noisy :) cheers Stephan
With a tube amp you will enjoy the mids, look at ceriatone amps
Thanks for the tip!
Nice video man, I haven´t tried any kind of eq pedal, but it looks like a nice option to have some extra tones, cheers
Cheers man! Appreciate that as always, I got hooked on it after cutting some mids for home playing, probably boost them if gigging but it works, stay well!
i have a boss ge7 and i really think i can use this instead, and get a few extra bucks back from the boss
Good idea man!! its a really good eq, cheers
Will it work for bass to? Because I think boosting the 31Hz would sound good with my new 5 string bass 🔊
I don’t see why not, as the frequency range your want is in there, cheers
What’s the signal chain for the EQ?
I ordinarily put the eq first, works for me, cheers!
Does this pedal hook up electric or only 9 volt battery?
It takes a 9v power supply too, cheers
@@DerekPaulGuitar Thanks,i just ordered one on ebay..Merry Christmas :>)))
@@milfordhopkins3436 Merry Christmas to you too! Enjoy it :)
Did Caline follow MXR and silent mod the new models.
I’m not sure to be honest
@@DerekPaulGuitar The new silver are supposed to be silent modded. I got an older KFK 10 Band that was silent modded and it's at the end of my 12 pedal pedalboard. Also can go out to 2 amps. I really like your settings for each to get a start on how to sound like...I hope everyone understands this isn't definite. Just a start on what YOUR equipment might need to cover each sound.
@@sparkyguitar0058 ah I see, that’s useful information, and thanks again!
i have caline eq too can you please list down how you chain your pedals??
Hi, I put the EQ first, then boost, then overdrive or distortion, then effects tremolo, delay and reverb, hope that helps, cheers!
@@DerekPaulGuitar I'm kind of new to the world of pedals. Why would you need a boost pedal when this EQ has got a volume slider? For solos?
@@lapk78 thanks for the comment, you are correct, you wouldn’t need a boost with an eq that has a volume control, cheers!
Is it good for bass guitar?
I’d check to see if it goes low enough for you but other than that I don’t see why not
This looks like the teriary level of fine tuning. I can see this for those times where you've spun the dials on the amp and whatever overdrives you have and still can't quite get that tone or the balance between treble and bass which always seems to be the frustrating over/under and you need something that operates in a finer gradient. For the money, it is certainly worth giving it a shot.
It’s a great unit, I’ve found that micro tuning my hot rod just makes it sing a little more (the reason I bought it) I sort of missed the Ammoon EQ and thought why not, cheers Brad!
@@DerekPaulGuitar Which one do you prefer, this or Ammoon? From your reviews looks like this one handles full treble better... Is Caline worth the extra US $10? Thanks!
@@kirkc3049 I'd go for the caline over the ammoon :) although if your budget is tight check out the azor 6 band eq in my video two weeks ago, i think that is better than the ammoon too and its around $20 :) cheers
@@DerekPaulGuitar Thanks a million, mate, ordered it off Amazon. Got lucky too, they weren't going to have them in stock until March, and yet today they showed "in stock". Cheers!
@@kirkc3049 no worries mate! And excellent! Always happy to help and chat about guitar related good stuff :)
Sirve para guitarra acustica?
Yes, it'll work great for acoustic
Great video!
Thank you! I appreciate that
Can I use this pedal with an electroacoustic guitar?
Absolutely, it’ll work just fine, cheers
@@DerekPaulGuitar thank you, I trying to find my sound with an EQ and a boss Acoustic preamp, I have a passive Seymour Duncan Woody, sounds good but a little bit like an electric guitar. Thanks for the video! cheers!
Daniel Parra no problem Daniel, I use it all the time and it’s such a useable EQ, you should be able to get the sound you are after, cheers
Thank you so much Derek, Greetings from Mexico.
Daniel Parra you are very welcome, stay well in beautiful Mexico
No Tipex on this one then?
Haha definitely not needed on this one 👍
Can it be used for bass guitar?
Yes it can although the low frequencies could be lower for bass
QUESTION i just bought one on ebay same exzact one but it sounds like your in a bat cave and theres a million of them cheeping any subjestion
Oh! that doesn't sound right at all! it's pretty transparent
Link it to a boss ge7 and get 17 band EQ
Haha! Good idea
I bought one of these as a backup. I’ve got the MXR 10 Band KK. Great pedal. But 4 times the price of the Caline. Hope this pedal works 1/2 as good as my MXR. I’ll be happy.
It’s a great pedal and I don’t think you’ll be disappointed, let me know what you think! Cheers
I like running just a fuzz w these n sculpt the fuzzbua can really dial in that jagged 60,s ripping fuzz ala Davie Allan n the arrows....good luck w it...takes alot messing w to find the right settings but worth having...***does it take a battery??...
Oh yeah definitely worth playing around with to sculpt a particular sound! It doesn’t have a battery compartment but does come with a 9v battery adapter, I’m loving this thing as mine is quiet and a really useful EQ, cheers as alway Scott!
@@DerekPaulGuitar I like the 9v battery adapters saves opening rig up...I play outside on streets pre virus,so nice to have 9v option...cheers...
Perfect solution! Yeah it works well as some pedals you have to really open up
No demonstration on the gain!
I got to get one And I can \M/ if I get to good payday next week.
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Another Strat player is like I need another hole in the head
I get stressed out about the craziest things too. Cheers! 😡
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