BOSSEq-200 Programmable Graphic Equalizer, Dual 10-Band Eqs with Adjustable Range And Flexible Signal Flow And Pre/Post Fx Insert

NOTE: Review NOT for the pro players but to entry level enthusiasts who are exploring new tones.I've been self taugh for some time and decided to start exploring on effects and pedals, currently I'm using a very simple "rig" using Tonebridge and some boss wireless pedals (FS-1-WL) with extra (FS-6) to allow changing presets in the app and somehow start experimenting a live set. Sound was pretty good but not quite there, I have a very good ear but not enough money or expertise to buy tons of pedals and make it sound like the original track.My epiphone Slash sounds decent but with a muddy sound sometimes, of course being a noob I though it was my fault (partially) so to this point the overall sound was not as exciting as expected. As I mentioned I did somewhat of a amateur pedalboard and had a empty slot, after some research about sound and tones I found this gem... enter the Boss EQ-200. I'm writing this because after a few tweaks I played Black from Pearl Jam and it actually sounded like part of the track, mindblown!So few notes for my fellow guitar starters:* It is very expensive, yes. But take it from me, I bought gear from another brand and put it away after 30 minutes. This will not be a magic bullet, to need to know a thing or 2.* It drastically changes the sound for the good, but then again you need to tune it.* The new sounds are so good you will want to practice more and more.

This is the best EQ to create multiple sounds. Sounds great and no volume loss!!