The Big Guitar Amp Sim Roundup + Review

[Naillerz78]

I don't have a 10 band eq myself.

I do have a very cool analog filter I like a lot, which can be used in serial.

https://oldbloodnoise.com/pedals/p/float

also I can recommend the prism from jackson audio, I am a great fan of it...
I still need to get their bloom pedal one of these days...

https://jackson.audio/collections/pedals/products/prism

Cool! I can’t fathom from the webpage what the filter does .. what is it in a nutshell.
That prism looks very cool - all in one type solution I like the testimonial.

[pekbro]

I don't have a 10 band eq myself.

I do have a very cool analog filter I like a lot, which can be used in serial.

https://oldbloodnoise.com/pedals/p/float

also I can recommend the prism from jackson audio, I am a great fan of it...
I still need to get their bloom pedal one of these days...

https://jackson.audio/collections/pedals/products/prism

Cool! I can’t fathom from the webpage what the filter does .. what is it in a nutshell.
That prism looks very cool - all in one type solution I like the testimonial.

It's just an analog dual variable filter, eg. LP, HP, BP

The filter's can be modulated via lfo and they can be used in parallel or in series.
Useful for rhythmic filtering or for eliminating unwanted frequencies. Where as
your standard 10 band eq, is not going to let you control resonance or make
precise frequency cuts or whatever. So in a nutshell, an eq is more for basic
control of your signal, while a filter is more for dissecting and manipulating it I guess.
The 10 band gives you volume control of 10 different freqs, this filter only 2 at a
time at the most, but it gives you far more control of just those 2 frequencies.

[Naillerz78]

It's just an analog dual variable filter, eg. LP, HP, BP

Thanks for the explanation. Didn’t even know I could do that with a pedal tbh,
Yeah I skipped buying the 10 B EQ.. and bought a Joyo Tauren Pedal instead
Sounds pretty good in the demo vids .. fingers crossed