All user reviews of 4/5 for the Behringer Bass Graphic Equalizer BEQ700

It is an analog tape EQ7,.
On paper it looks cool.

UTILIZATION

I do not remember having manual, but remove or put a battery galley especially we are afraid to fart plastic thing that takes the lid each change, but I recommend the use with battery (as in other pedal elsewhere).

SOUND QUALITY

Frequencies are wrong in my opinion (they are the same as the boss) already missing infra (not setting around 30hz), but above all it lacks the high midrange we go from 800 to 4500 Hz direct, damage for me who loves a little boost to 1.6 khz.
No cares for attenuating frequency, against to amplify it saturates quickly (even with some passive basses) and a very unpleasant. Impossible either to use boost otherwise horrible distortion. It also color the sound a bit low even with everything 0 (middle), it's not ugly, but for me eq must be neutral.
Against by virtually no wind.

OVERALL OPINION

I never use my amp because if it has everything you need with eq bcp more neutral and comprehensive.
I do that to me is when I play with headphones (bass, eq, di, mixing desk, headphones).
Despite the value for money is good, mine works tjrs as a first good she not come to me either.
The quality ratio is good because it is cheap and the sound is exploitable.
I do not think I do it again this choice, but to troubleshoot it remains correct.

The Behringer Bass Graphic Equalizer BEq700 is a graphic equalizer pedal that is designed specifically for bass guitar. It is an analog unit that has both a 1/4 inch input and a 1/4 inch output and is powered by either a 9 volt battery or power supply. It is not a rack mountable unit as it is a stomp box.


UTILIZATION

The make up of the BEq700pedal is quite basic as it simply has seven sliders at fixed frequencies and another slider for overall volume level. While each frequency is fixed, this isn't too limiting because each is at a frequency that is related to the bass guitar. The pedal is overall easy to use as you simple use the sliders to get your desired cut or boost. I don't have the manual for the BEq700, but it really isn't necessary as it is simple in make up and use.


SOUND QUALITY

The sound of the BEq700is more than adequate and provides more than enough control over your sound. While this has a good inherent tone, its all about how you want to use it and what you want to do with it. It has the ability to add to your bass guitar sound on the stage and in the studio, but I would really only recommend it for live shows. I love the sounds I get from this pedal when I plug in my Fender P-Bass into it and always feel that I get the most out of this pedal.


OVERALL OPINION

I've been using the BEq700bass guitar EQ for about two years and I definitely recommend it for the bass player looking to get a bit more control over their tone for live shows. While it is suitable for studio use as well, I only use it for live shows as I have other options for EQ in the studio. The price of the BEq700 is about average but is definitely a good deal. Behringer makes reliably built pedals that are priced right and will last a long time. Overall, the BEq700is worth checking out for all bass players.

The effect is an analog equalizer 7-band + to a low level,
it is the same technology used by its equivalent boss

UTILIZATION

The sound editing is simple and more practical
no manual and a box of the summary of anything that protects against shocks, behringer put on paper the economy in terms of the doc!
2 problems with this pedal: the plastic case of dubious quality and, above all, the battery compartment, very poorly thought digitech at home, the difference is that you have to extremely careful not to lose the spring Recall located inside

SOUND QUALITY

I tried the effect with a fender and a US serial S1 ampeg BA115, the adjustment is done safely (if you know what you want of course, this pedal allows more subtlety of its sound

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for three weeks is really a great pedal a sound point of view and setting after major flaws lie in the quality of the housing and battery compartment,
Compared to the Boss version, the behringer is the road (provided they are super careful)
The price / quality ratio is very convincing, to 23 euros or 150 francs, the question does not arise
it only remains to see the longevity of the pedal

EQ 7-band format for bass pedals
1 input, 1 output
7 slider for frquences 50Hz 10kHz
A slider for volume
Nothing but classic as always with trs Behringer
By finishing level against the plastic has been the way for intensive use

UTILIZATION

It's a good Eq is no need for manual
j'trouves sliders when even a little fragile.
I also wish a pti guts to the center position.
CHAC and the battery is the great anything!

SOUND QUALITY

The rglages are quite effective
when we get easily the desired sound.
I use it in a wah dunlop SERIES APRS and a mini EHX Qtron and just before a digitech BP8 (recording Live mixing desk and PC)
it's very practical to dig the sound of a given passage slap

OVERALL OPINION

Ben did what J'lui demand no more.
For the price it trs well even if I have doubts when reliability.
It's not what MXR

PEDAL EQ 7-band low
of the classic in classic ..

UTILIZATION

GEB7 copy of the Boss, as already noted, the manual is really unnecessary (I've never used one of the Boss, for that matter)
Use only simple, quickly found what we seek.
On this side, nothing to say.
Side against construction, it's light. If the case itself does not bother me (I put the amp in general) the extreme fragility of the sliders is against the interest. Also they slide fairly imprecise (many games) and it's a shame.

SOUND QUALITY

I have two: behringer boss and I wanted to compare ...
His side, I do not distinguish any difference. The settings are applied effectively and j'obtient made exactly the same with the two pedals!
I use a bass, and a GK700rb2 and I would say that the behringer seems even more "punchy" at the gain ..

OVERALL OPINION

Used in concert for two months, I had no problems. No noise when transplanted, good power and sounds good ...
I do not cry out for the wolf side plastic: it is not the packaging that makes the quality of a product, and I do not think the case is so weak (less than a bump on his nag stuff ?) but it is undeniable that the sliders would have deserved a little more "serious" ...
Price / quality obviously unbeatable ... it almost goes back in the field of disposable accessories soon!
Briefly, for the price, well I referrer without problem ... the choice between a behringer Boss about 100 Røros and the same thing (excluding housing) at 20 ...!