6-Band EQ Pedal

As soon as I dialed this pedal in and clicked it on, it became the most essential tone shaping tool in my signal chain. I've been using a DemonFX pedal as an overdrive in front of my 6505mh, which sounds killer, but I still wasn't getting the super tight, punchy sound I was looking for. I hooked this up behind my noise gate through the FX loop using the 4 cable method, and it added an entire dynamic to my sound that I was missing. It honestly makes the amp sound fantastic even without the overdrive! The construction is really nice. The case is a solid metal construction and won't just break on you. The paint is nice and feels durable. The switch is solid and has a nice height to avoid accidentally kicking your sliders. The sliders themselves have a very nice, smooth resistance while not allowing free movement at all, and they have spots in the middle of each frequency that lightly lock into place, so you don't have to guess where the middle is. The red lights are a really nice touch and look really cool in a dark room. If you don't have an EQ pedal in your chain and you are on the fence about trying one, you absolutely cannot go wrong with this pedal. You can transform your tone into whatever you are looking for with this little stompbox. Dialing it in may take a few minutes, but it will be time very well spent. I highly recommend this EQ. TL;DR: It's great, built well, functions perfectly, and looks really cool. Buy it!

Pro, 1. An inexpensive EQ pedal extremely comparable to the MXR 6 Band EQ. 2. Great sturdy build quality. 3. It accepts either a 9 volt battery or can be powered by a 9 volt adapter. I'd personally advise the battery. 4. It's very quiet compared to some other EQ pedals I've used. For example I used a Caline10 band EQ and a Behringer 7 band EQ. This EQ for the price is far quieter and very close to the MXR 6 Band EQ. 5. It has very responsive controls that allow accurate sound sculpting. 6. The EQ slider light up which them easy to see if you're gigging and want to adjust your settings. Cons, It's not the best and doesn't have a volume control, but for the money and how it works that's not really a con. If you're on a budget and need an EQ this will do the trick plus some. It's ideal for using as a lead boost or in the FX loop of an amp that does have anymore than a tone control. I use this in the FX loop of my Joyo Zombie II head and it fine tunes the frequencies I otherwise couldn't do with the amp head alone.

Item works as expected, but if you need to turn it on and off it’ll pop. I leave it on entire time

OH BOYO! - It's Joyo! I'm a fan of Joyo pedals and I have several on my rig. So, I figured I'd give the 6-band EQ a shot. There's a lot of information out there regarding eq's online and I invite anyone who doesn't know what they want to do some research regarding it. As far as this pedal? I'm satisfied, it gives me the things I am looking for, when I want to shape the sound for experimental purposes or just to annoy my family, pets and neighbors. Is it perfect? It depends on how you define perfect and perfect for me is "THE ONE" eq that goes to 7. I like 7 it gives me a middle of the road to play with the 6. I like the number 7 compared to 6 and "THE ONE" goes to 7!. Will I get rid of this Joyo for that reason? NOPE! I'm not going to part with the cash for "THE ONE" that goes to 7. My music and ego don't demand "THE ONE" that goes to 7 and my limited focus and sensibilities make me fear anything above 7. So Imma stay with this 6 because at the end of the day - it works and it works well. I hope this helps. Me likey!

Works well, but makes the guitar sound a lot brighter, so if you're goin for a deeper sound, this is the wrong pedal for you!!! If you like that brighter sound, then this pedal is great for it!!! My problem, is i like that deeper fuller sound, and in order to get that sound with this pedal, it makes the guitar sound really muddy.

I had bought one of these eq pedals used off of FB MarketP awhile ago and I ended up selling it and since the day I got rid of it, I have repeatedly kicked myself in the $$a! I pulled the trigger on another one a few days ago and I will never let it go again. This works better than my Boss GE-7! The Joyo eq will be a constant on my pedalboard from here on out. So many different uses. I use mine before a distortion pedal and its a total game changer. And unlike Behringer pedals, this Joyo pedal isn’t plastic. Its actually metal. I highly recommend this to anyone. Don’t be fooled because its not a brand that a lot of folks know. The guitar community seriously needs to give Joyo products a chance. They don’t get the recognition they deserve. I also have a Joyo Bantamp XL Zombie II which is modeled after a Mesa Dual Rectifier and IT TOO is a little beast. Its better than any other smaller sized amp out there. I pair it with a monoprice 1x12 with the V30 and it absolutely RIPS! Sometimes after work I don’t feel like pulling out my big high gain tube amp and 2x12 cab and hooking all that stuff up. And thats when I use the Zombie II. It’s so simple to use and it gets plenty loud!🤘

This 6-band EQ pedal gives me precise control over my guitar tone. The frequency bands are well-chosen and cover all the essential ranges for shaping sound. It's easy to dial in exactly what I need - whether boosting mids for solos or scooping for rhythm tones. The pedal is quiet with no added noise or hum. Build quality is solid and the sliders are smooth and responsive. Takes up minimal pedalboard space for the functionality it provides. Essential tool for fine-tuning your guitar tone. Great value for a quality EQ pedal.

EQ pedal Pros [Note that the yellow behringer lacks each of these Pros]: • Very quiet (behringer is SUPER noisy) • Nicely indented center point on pots. • LEDs are nicely orange or something (don't do colors well .. not they aren't super bright blue, so all is good). (Behr. has no lights on sliders) • Pots feel good, not too loose • Metal enclosure, though plastic base. Cons [and here Behringer actually gets the following right]: • Upper most slider is only 3kh. This could easily be an issue if you don't have a low pass filter in your chain [Behringer is better, it has one more at 6.4k] • No separate gain/level control. Behringer does have one and it's a very convenient addition to have, but not vital. • Footswitch has super loud click. Did not hear any click on track, but can't really say since the clack from the switch itself burst my eardrums. [Behr footswitch is very quiet, but it's just a plastic hinged piece badly copying how Boss does it].

defective out of the box, plugged it in and the tuners didnt do anything and no LEDs lit up, all it did was add background clicking noise every second, couldnt even return it because amazon said i have to return it that very same day despite it being 8pm and every local post office is closed

Klasse

con tutti i potenziometri a zero il suono non dovrebbe essere influenzato dall eq,invece quando si attiva e disattiva il suono cambia notevolmente,(non credo succeda cosi tanto all' mxr )a seconda di come si imposta l'eq ovviamente c'è un calo o un aumento di volume che quando si disattiva il pedale ovviamente si sente parecchio cosa che con un controllo volume non succede,quindi c'è di molto meglio,per funzionare funziona ma con questi problemi.lo consiglio se vi serve sempre acceso .

I love my Joyo JF-11 EQ Pedal. It has a permanent place on my board. I don't know how I managed with an EQ pedal for so long. The JF-11 is very simple to use as it only has six sliders in tje useable range for electric guitar. Each of the sliders has an LED so you can easily see them on a dark stage. They also serve as the indicator that the pedal is on. The best quality of this pedal is how quiet it is. I've read reviews of the popular Boss GE-7 and they all mention noise and how the pedal can be modified to correct this...why bother? Buy the Joyo and be done with it.

Does exactly what it says! minimal noise!