Behringer EQ700 Graphic Equalizer Demo
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I've had mine for almost 7 years. Most important pedal I own.
Learn what the sliders do and keep experimenting.
I hear so many stories of cheap construction and the plastic case. I'm guessing you've had no problems?
i think it's pretty fucking obvious what the sliders do, since they're labelled.
@@chrisdee5032 answer the man Joey
@@chrisdee5032 if you’re gigging with it and you like to get a little loose this could definitely be a pedal you need to replace. However, at its price well worth it if you need to replace it over time imo.
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I'm going to get one of these to improve the tone of my two cheap guitars, and for general tone shaping. Seems it's perfect for what I want.
Great demo with lots of variations just like we want to hear, but at 7:10 you found my sound.
Thanks
How it should be done. Excellent.
You gave the Perfect demo Ryan Lutton. I've subscribed.
Thanks Michael! looking forward to seeing you around! :)
Awesome pick for my Demarzio super distortion On my Jackson, turned it into a active pickup giving me the ability to tweek every string for a specific sound At a awesome price love it
The battery compartment is hidden. On the hinge are two screws, you have to use two small screwdrivers to push these, so you can remove the on/off switch to change the battery.
You can use a pen, that's all.
Great demo, thanks. I'll be getting one shortly.
Thanks for this awesome demo! The tone pots in my Epiphone Dot are kinda wonky, so I usually leave them on 10. This pedal seems like the perfect fix. Much appreciated!
Great job on the demo.
Behringer synths are amazing. The drawback of their pedals is the power location lol
Could’ve swore I heard a little Wishbone Ash. Nice!
no noise when you bring up the level? I didn't hear any
it's so cool man!
Excellent demo. Thank you.
No problem :)
@@RyanLutton I bought one for my archtop, which has no tone control. For £17 I have a much more versatile guitar.
a good demonstration, thanks for the vid!
Thank you for saying :) glad you enjoyed it!
Nice video!
I'm very new to pedals.
just built my own pedal-board with a few different types of pedals.
as im being introduced to how all of this works and what i'm researching, i'm finding that despite behringers pedals being extremely cheap, they seem to deliver incredible tones and are worth buying and utilizing.
Again, i'm new to all of them, but so far i've only found the octave pedal to be one i dont like. everything else im very excited to utilize. these pedals sound and look great!
Great presentation ty
I think I will fall a sleep with this playing
In stock now at Sweetwater for $19.99
7/5/21 good deal👍
if you're looking to get one they are on sale for $14 on sweetwater right now 12/1/22
amazing value for money
.. I usually make something between a V and a U shape .. with the last one midway
Mine the level control having some issue..it happen after sometimes, but yeah still usable, worth the money
This pedal is better than the BEQ700 for bass. The BEQ700 goes from 800hz to 4.5khz. 4.5khz is just hiss. Worthless for bass. Unless hiss is your thing.
Thank you! It works with a digital piano?
The platemerke of the socket for the power supply sees impractical.
They’re pretty good pedals sound wise but they are QUITE delicate. I used one with my bass.
Are they all made of cheap plastic?
@@perro_8688 plastic yes, but l have 4 Behringer pedals that I have owned for over 5 years and I have never broken one. I bring them over to friends homes to jam and never had a problem. If you break these it's cuz you went nuts and jumped on it with your boots, I doubt they'll break under normal use.
@@nvjohansson9741 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good
I'm thinking of buying one of these for my little home practice amp instead of buying another amp. The amp I have has a weird mid frequency and not enough highs . Would you say this pedal is powerful enough to make a crappy amp sound like a fender? Haha
Hey man did u purchase one? I'm looking for an affordable way to rid my dsl40c of the high gain channel fizz that everyone talks about......would appreciate any input.
@@AudioStorm1980 What you're looking for is a noise gate, not an equalizer.
BRAVOOOOOO EXCELENT VIDEO BRO 👍
Thank you :)
Did you use delay or something similar or that color in the sound is produced by the same equalizer pedal?
Reverb....
so when i want to use this on pedalboard, should the pedal before the wah(front) or after delay/reverb(back)?
After wah/dirt (fuzz, distortion, od) and before reverb/delay/modulation
@@bgoumas, thanks!
Experiment.
Sold.
anyone use it on an acoustic guitar ?
hi since you understand more than me about this mixer can I ask you for a help? .how can I contact you? thanks.
Newbie question: Would this go to the first part of the pedal chain? As in before all of the effect pedals (reverb, delay, etc)? Thanks :)
R.E.D. Yeah, it'd run first in your signal chain.
Great! Thanks!
I usually run mine as one of the first pedals to clean up the signal before it hits the pedals.. but you can put them anywhere really.. I've heard a popular thing is to put them after gain/distortion pedals so you can still clean up the sound but maintain giving those gain pedals a full sound to work from.. also I've heard about people putting them in FX loops and at the end of a signal chain and using them as a substitute for the amp eq.. I tried that put it wasn't my cuppa tea.. the amps frequencies always sound sweeter to me..
Good to know, thanks :)
Depends on what you want to do with it. An eq pedal can be useful at several points in the chain, for different purposes.
Mine was bad, very bad, lots of unwanted noise, my guitar and amp have no unwanted noise, this made my setup sound nasty and cheap.
Que tipo de cable es?
Good for vocals?
WOABEATZ! How would you set it up for vocals?
@@konjunto2477 from mic to compressor to eq .... Then reverb.....then over all compression
@@woabeatz9717 Thank you.
As an insert in an audio interface that provides one like Behringer umc 404hd
Another review said it adds unwanted hiss.Did you find it noisy?
Between this and the bass version, which is more versatile for both instruments? I'm thinking there must be at least a 60% frequency overlap (if not more), so if I were to go w/ just one pedal which should it be? Thanks!
Bass version if only one choice
I'm considering this pedal to apply a Hi Pass filtering effect to my drum machines, but I don't think it's worth the money for a very basic effect, considering my mixer also has EQ
It’s 25 dollars
Can it be used for acoustic too?
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Adam R. “SIMON” means yes in Spanish slang
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Has anybody actually used one of these. I read two amazon reviews that said that there some kind of humming when they turned it on while I also read some reviews that had nothing but praise for it.
Mine was really noisy, so I stopped using it.
He's using an Ibanez with humbuckers, so there's almost no noise in this video. If you use single coil, then you will get some noise.
@@Niven42 Go humbuckers!!!
Also could be the outlet that these are plugged into, try running out 9v and see if the noise it still there.
@@meagainokay7673 ..or noiseless single-coils. Or put an ISP Decimator in your signal chain or FX loop.
What kind of scale do you play in?
Is this for an acoustic guitar or electric guitar?
this is for every guitar or instrument that goes into an amp
If I want 6 pedals on my board; should this be one of them?
Preston Callahan Absolutely. An EQ pedal is probably the most underrated effects pedal, but if used correctly, it is amazing. The possibilities are almost endless. Just know up front that when you start boosting frequencies, any noise going into the pedal (hiss, hum, etc.) will also be boosted. This is not something wrong with the pedal, it is just the way any EQ works BTW, I have and use 8 Behringer pedals alongside pedals by Fultone, DOD, Boss, Morley, BBE, Ibanez, Danelectro and others, and the Behringer pedals work great and have lasted years without failure. I would also STRONGLY suggest the Behringer TM300. It's a tube amp modeler that really works and is extremely versatile.
An eq pedal can serve a lot of useful purposes. Solo boost at the end of the chain (volume and/or mid frequencies to cut through the mix). Subtractive EQ to enhance clarity on a clean or distorted tone. You can even use it at the front of your chain to replace your guitar's volume knob and engage it for a cleaner tone.
Just be carefull it was made out of plastic
25$ new on eBay. Can’t lose. Even if it’s a total piece of shit, big deal. 25$?! Everything I’ve seen looks and sounds great for the price. And everyone crying about it being made of plastic. Lol. Has anyone had one break yet? Glocks are made out of plastic and the shoot fucking bullets! Some people are just dumb. Besides, I have a Behringer distortion pedal and it’s killer. Again, 25$. Get this and their 25$ noise gate, and a 3 way daisy chain for 8$ on eBay, you’re all set for under a hundo. And that’s with connectors. 🤘🏻
Yes, Glocks are made of polymer but that's not where the bullets come out ha-ha. The bullets come out of a steel barrel. Having said that Glocks (and other guns) have VERY tough polymer that I've seen literally dragged behind a truck and they still work. I reckon these Behringer pedals would be tough as nails as well. I've ordered a few of them, just playing the wait game now...Can't wait! Not gonna try dragging them behind a truck tho.
@@meagainokay7673 knowledge battle
Not good... Better boss ge7
Of course, But 3x more expensive.
@@gabihakler868 more like 5x
also they are 1:1 identical soundwise
if you prefer boss just buy it but if you think the money difference is justified by logic you are just an idiot
According to Josh Scott at JHS pedals, it’s the same circuit in a cheap enclosure.
Bought one it only worked for 30 days
Your joking. Did you get a replacement?
You must have a lead foot. I have a ultra medal from 2008 lol. Still works fine.
Very noisy pedal.
Excessive hiss with mine. Unusable.
I notice mine introduces some hiss when switched on with all controls at 0 (middle). Anyone else notice this?
Try putting it in your effects loop if you have one. There is also another post below saying single coil pickups will produce noise (more than they already do). Go humbuckers:-)
Meagain Okay Thanks for the suggestion. Most of my amps don’t have effects loops. Putting it in effects loop reduces the amplification (later stage of amp) so it is less noticeable. Happens regardless of pickup type. I have listened to some other TH-cam demos and heard it. It is white noise caused by inferior components and poor circuit board layout. Seems other brands with same circuit do not have this problem.
@@robertbull6895 Shame you don't have an effects loop. A lot of people recommend placing eq in them like this guy here th-cam.com/video/t80uF_GJPR4/w-d-xo.html
I have ordered one of these pedals and I'll let you know if it's noisy or not. I have heard some people having noise issues and others that don't. Also, Behringer sell a lot of their circuit boards to larger manufacturers so I'm surprised to hear about inferior boards. Oh well, I suppose it's like everything these days, you get good batches and bad ones I guess. Good luck.
Edit: I've just watched 3 more vids and the only noise I can hear is coming from single coils...Can you flick me a link where it's happening with humbuckers please? I just hope mine works.
Cheers!
@@robertbull6895 Okay I have the Behringer EQ700 pedal now and did some testing so I could pass it on so it may (or may not) help you with your noise issue.
I'm running the pedal where it should be in the fx loop (at the end of the chain) and wow, what a difference! I have the pedal volume on about 6 and there is no change in volume when the fx loop is on/off so I've hit the sweet spot where the volume is the same (turning the pedal volume up would really boost the signal - which I don't need).
There is no noise whatsoever with my guitars with humbuckers when the pedal is on/off either. The pedal sounds great through the clean, crunch and lead channels. I can't be happier to be honest as I wasn't expecting it to sound so awesome.
BUT...I have a guitar that has a split coil so plugged that in to test, split the coil and guess what - yep noise! Not that much more hiss than the actual single coil but slightly noticeable on the crunch and lead channels when the pedal is on (not a deal breaker though).
So, my suggestion would be to use it at the end of the fx loop if you have one and maybe think about getting noiseless single coils if you don't use humbuckers. Or...maybe your pedal is defective?
Good luck.
@@meagainokay7673 Good info, but putting it in your signal chain before the amp input would have been additional good info too.
mine hisses
That's a shame.. does it hiss by itself or on a pedalboard?
Ryan Lutton ive never tried it without my other pedals but i have an iso power so i didnt think it would matter
It might react exactly the same on its own but I always like to check :) that way if you know it's fine you can sell it and find an EQ better suited to what you need. I've sold a lot of pedals in the past and a fair amount of people will return them saying they're broken (make odd noises, hiss loudly or refuse to do anything) and I don't think one of them has actually been broken 😂
@@jacksonelder8519 using single cool or humbuckers?
Can I use this pedal with an electroacoustic guitar?
yes I'd imagine so, I use various instruments with guitar pedals and i've not had a problem :)
@@RyanLutton great, thank you!