Source Audio will be revealing their EQ2 second-generation Programmable Equalizer at NAMM 2020 which is an upgrade to their immensely popular Programmable EQ, a multi-preset, MIDI controllable pedal.
This updated version is not only a combination graphic and parametric equalizer with 10 adjustable frequency bands, but it also houses stereo ins & outs, MIDI In and Thru jacks along with 8 onboard presets, 128 MIDI accessible presets. It also compliments this all with an additional 12dB volume boost, and the ability to simultaneously run two discrete EQ presets (one for each stereo output) which is ideal for synths.
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