It is looking like an EQ is a must. I was late in the game when it came to compressors, Now I wont play with out one. This will probably be the same story. You are not the only UA-cam cannnel promoting the importance of at least having a budget friendly EQ. Thank you-Great video.
Alex- great video man! I hadn't thought to put an EQ after reverb or within the effects loop of a time-based pedal to manipulate the delays. Also thanks for demonstrating that the Joyo is effective among the affordable options. Cheers!
hey man, great video. what do you think about the pedal? do you think it's worth to be on the road(reliable)? I already have the hx stomp and a couple of drives and compressor on my board, I would like to know if this would be good for pre-eq/always-on pedal for tone shaping purposes.
I’ve had it for nearly 5 years now and haven’t had an issue. I think if anything is going to give out, it’d be the switch. If you’re using it as always on then I wouldn’t worry about it. The EQ capabilities of the HX Stomp are way better though. Personally I would build that into each preset.
@@AlexPriceMusician thanks for your feedback man, appreciate it. do you notice any tone loss when connected to the pedal compared to having the guitar direct?
The HX Stomp actually has an analog bypass! If you do plan on using it just for effects going straight into a real amp though I really don’t notice an issue. It’s a great piece of gear and I think digital processing has come a long way since what most of us remember from 10 years ago
Sorry Mark I just realized you were asking about the Joyo Eq. The Joyo is true bypass and no I don’t notice any tone loss. I think for the money it’s worth trying. If you absolutely hate it, no harm done. At least it was incredibly expensive
Just got the pedal. The build quality looks solid and it functions well to the point that it has replaced my Boss EQ pedal which is also great too but the reason why I replaced it is because my Boss Pedal was made in the 80s or 90s so it probably might need to retire although no noticeable problems.
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It is looking like an EQ is a must. I was late in the game when it came to compressors, Now I wont play with out one. This will probably be the same story. You are not the only UA-cam cannnel promoting the importance of at least having a budget friendly EQ. Thank you-Great video.
Very precise review man, thanks a lot! Hope you keep doing more like this
Thanks Raul! Many more to come
Alex- great video man! I hadn't thought to put an EQ after reverb or within the effects loop of a time-based pedal to manipulate the delays. Also thanks for demonstrating that the Joyo is effective among the affordable options. Cheers!
Thanks so much for your kind comments Andy. Happy I could help!
InstaBlaster.
Some really great ideas in this video. The overdrive option seems really useful. The one with the delay pedal was cool too.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Super helpful video! Thanks!
Very well made video!
Thanks, very edifying.
a _used_ joyo lol you are efficient! thanks for the great in depth vid.
Great video - are you able to get that AM Radio tone? You touched on it a little bit at the 'cocked wah' section.
I think so - take down everything below 500 or so
Great vid,Thanks
Thanks for watching!
great video!!!
great video
Super interesting. Thank you.
James Seaberry thanks so much James!
You playing guitar very good, Thank you I enjoyed your video 💘.
Lala John Thanks for watching!
Hi. Does the joyo eq 6 band serve as a booster?
Yes! Though it doesn’t have a master volume, you can use it as a boost with each of the individual frequencies controls.
hey man, great video. what do you think about the pedal? do you think it's worth to be on the road(reliable)? I already have the hx stomp and a couple of drives and compressor on my board, I would like to know if this would be good for pre-eq/always-on pedal for tone shaping purposes.
I’ve had it for nearly 5 years now and haven’t had an issue. I think if anything is going to give out, it’d be the switch. If you’re using it as always on then I wouldn’t worry about it.
The EQ capabilities of the HX Stomp are way better though. Personally I would build that into each preset.
@@AlexPriceMusician thanks for your feedback man, appreciate it. do you notice any tone loss when connected to the pedal compared to having the guitar direct?
The HX Stomp actually has an analog bypass! If you do plan on using it just for effects going straight into a real amp though I really don’t notice an issue. It’s a great piece of gear and I think digital processing has come a long way since what most of us remember from 10 years ago
Sorry Mark I just realized you were asking about the Joyo Eq. The Joyo is true bypass and no I don’t notice any tone loss. I think for the money it’s worth trying. If you absolutely hate it, no harm done. At least it was incredibly expensive
Just got the pedal. The build quality looks solid and it functions well to the point that it has replaced my Boss EQ pedal which is also great too but the reason why I replaced it is because my Boss Pedal was made in the 80s or 90s so it probably might need to retire although no noticeable problems.
Can i use for boosting solo guitar
Definitely
Nice video. Gotta clean your room tho man
Lol my wife and I were in a very small apartment at the time. All I was allowed was that corner 😂
It's microphonic
The neutral noise is to much.
It’s a little noisy depending on the application, yeah.
Boss EQ pedals are a little noisy too so it’s not a unique thing
It’s not even the pedal. It’s been 5yrs. It’s his mic. Lmfao.
@@ramencurry6672in fact my biggest concern is if he figured out his hairstyle.