EarthQuaker Devices Tone Job V2 vs Red Witch Seven Sisters Lily Boost
The EarthQuaker Devices Tone Job V2 and the Red Witch Seven Sisters Lily Boost are both pedals sharing transparent. Current prices: $159 vs $111.58.
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Citation/mention fame — how often this gear is cited across artist rigs and gear discussion.$159via Reverb
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The EarthQuaker Devices Tone Job is a combined three band EQ and clean boost that ranges from a simple transparent boost to detailed tone shaping. It offers control over lows below 500 Hz, mids and highs above 2 kHz, plus a Level control that can boost the signal up to five times the input, making it both a powerful always on EQ and a substantial clean boost. It can fatten thin tones, tame harshness, sculpt an amp's response or simply add volume for solos. Always clean and transparent, it suits any genre and is used as an always on tone corrector, a front of amp pusher or a flexible boost that adapts a guitar or amp to a room or a mix.
The Red Witch Seven Sisters Lily Boost is a clean boost pedal from the Seven Sisters line, the New Zealand builder's series named after and voiced toward specific tonal characters rather than general-purpose effects. As a boost its job is raising signal level and pushing an amp harder rather than adding its own gain stage. Red Witch build in small batches with a reputation for boutique-quality analogue circuits. It suits players wanting a clean, characterful boost to push an amp into breakup.
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