The EQ700's robust construction ensures durability for both studio use and live performances, while its compact design makes it easy to integrate into any pedalboard setup. The pedal is powered via either a 9V battery or the Behringer PSU-SB AC adapter (both available separately). With its intuitive interface and LED indicator for on/off status, the EQ700 is user-friendly and efficient for quick adjustments on the fly.
- 100 Hz Band (Low Bass)—Boost: Add fullness to guitars, especially clean electrics / Cut: Reduce muddy or boomy tone and control acoustic guitar feedback
- 200 Hz Band (Soft Bass)—Boost: Increase the warmth of all guitars and provide a slightly harder sound / Cut: Increase clarity and reduce feedback in acoustic guitars
- 400 Hz Band (Hard Bass)—Boost: Add definition to rhythm parts / Cut: Reduce feedback in acoustic guitars (this is a major feedback zone for piezo-equipped flattops)
- 800 Hz Band—Boost: Add an aggressive edge to the overall sound / Cut: Reduce nasal or horn-like content
- 1.6 kHz Band—Boost: Make the guitar cut through the mix and create a more distinctive plucked tone / Cut: Eliminate dullness and competition with vocals (vocal fundamentals occupy the range from about 1.0 to 2.5 kHz)
- 3.2 kHz Band—Boost: Add significant attack to all guitars and create an even more distinctive plucked tone / Cut: Eliminate harshness
- 6.4 kHz Band—Boost: Add edge and increase brightness to all guitars
