Empress ParaEQ MkII vs ENO EQ7 7-band EQ
The Empress ParaEQ MkII and the ENO EQ7 7-band EQ are both pedals.
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Empress ParaEQ MkII
Empress · pedal
ENO EQ7 7-band EQ
Eno · pedal
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The Empress ParaEQ MkII is a redesigned, more compact version of the original ParaEQ, packing the same studio-level three-band parametric equalization into a significantly smaller enclosure (roughly 2.6 by 4.8 by 1.5 inches versus the original's 4.5 by 3.5 by 1.5). It carries forward the original's core functionality with no compromises while adding meaningfully improved headroom, a 107.9dB signal-to-noise ratio and 0.03% distortion at 27V internal operation. It's aimed at players who valued the original ParaEQ's precise tonal control but wanted a smaller pedalboard footprint and better noise performance.
The ENO EQ7 is a seven-band graphic equalizer pedal from the Chinese budget effects manufacturer ENO Music, delivering standard seven-band graphic EQ with individual frequency sliders for EQ shaping across the guitar frequency range. Seven bands provide frequency control at standard octave-spaced center frequencies from bass through treble. Budget-accessible pricing from ENO for players who want basic graphic EQ functionality.
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Genres this gear is documented as being used in.- Alternative Rock