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| | Features | 7 Band EQSmooth Adjustable Sliders7 Band EQ mini effect pedal7-band graphic EQ for stage or studio use. Noise free.Level control for boost or cut.
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| | Description | The Danelectro Fish & Chips 7 Band EQ pedal gives you total control of your sound. Dictate not only your sound, but also how you want to be heard! | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 0.0 inches | | Product Width: | 0.0 inches | | Product Height: | 0.0 inches | | Product Weight: | 0.0 pounds | | Package Length: | 7.6 inches | | Package Width: | 5.3 inches | | Package Height: | 1.7 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.65 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 20 reviews |
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19 of 22 found the following review helpful:
 Indispensable... Jan 27, 2006
By ElKabong
For a long while I resisted the notion of pedals or effects of any kind. "The amp should and guitar should do it all," was my line in the sand. And, truth be told, I DON'T think effects should carry the lion's share of the 'sound' burden.
That said, there are things a lot of stock rigs aren't capable of doing. Many (most) amps don't have tremolo, so if ya want it, it's stomp box time. Many amps suffer from poor 'verb or no verb, especially the smaller, coveted Fender variety. So... another box is necessary. And so forth.
A 7 band eq? How does that fit into the configuration? Isn't that tone-queer territory, where one pores over sonic minutia forvever and never really gets things dialed in? And besides, the concept is so seventies. I didn't get it, or maybe didn't want to.
I purchased the Fish and Chips largely out of curiousity, born out of rave reviews about it. Let's face it: an eq doesn't quite produce the 'tingle' that a cool 'verb box does. But for the price, it was worth a try. Boy, was I in for a pleasant surprise.
This little box can breathe new life into ANY rig. I own (among other things) a Silvertone 1484 and a Fender Pro Jr. Both possess a certain old school charm, but as such, are limited in their usefulness. With the F & C in the front of the chain, the sonic latitude of these amps is increased at least 10 fold. I never knew my various axes could yield such appealing, PRO sounds. And with the level on the F & C at just about half mast, the gain is boosted significantly and quietly. I can gig anywhere, in any musical situation with the little Pro Jr. now, and that's good news for an aging jobber.
Ya don't to be a sound engineer to get busy with this thing. I would guess that within 10 minutes, even random tweaking will get a rig just about where it needs to be. Again, if the goal is to get more, a lot more, sound potential from your stock rig, this is one very inexpensive way of doing it. High marks for Dano on this one.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 Tastier than Fish N Chips Feb 19, 2010
By Alexander V. Ramos
"Doc Taz"
Seriously, this is a great pedal. I can't improve upon what others have said, but I will mention a few points.
1. I use this after the preamp or dirt boxes for a lead tone, or to add more crunch to my Fender Frontman 212 when inserted in the effects loop. It's run before time based effects (delay, phaser, etc) for me.
2. I sometimes use it before the distortion as a clean booster, while focusing one of the sliders to boost a few frequencies.
3. If it gets noisy or "self oscillates" after a while, change the battery to a fresh one. Better yet, use an AC adapter.
I found out about the last issue after reading a few Harmony Central reviews. Otherwise, it's been on my setup for about seven years. I take care of my stuff.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Best EQ for the $$ Jan 08, 2008
By Yang
A must for any active guitarist who want to tweak tone. It produces no extra noise. For an 8 band eq with a 9th slider for volume, $30 is a huge bargain. I've seen no complaints about this pedal. I've had it for years!!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Great deal ... if it works. Jul 26, 2010
By B. Morrison
I got this pedal to try to brighten up the tone of a fender blues junior. It sounded exactly how I hoped it would... until it stopped working after about 30 minutes of use.
The pedal provided such a significant improvement that I can't bring myself to fire up the amp again until I get the replacement (which is being send via 2nd day air by Amazon free of charge).
The real question is, do you want this pedal or the Boss GE7, which presumably provides more reliability for 3x the price. As this is just a hobby for me, I don't regret the cheaper option. Given Amazon's fair return policy, I'm bound to get one that works eventually.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
GREAT PEDAL FOR THE MONEY Jul 28, 2011
By Charlo
I've been useing this pedal for several years and it does the job. Yes, it could be metal, and I wish the button gave a satisfying 'click' when I step on it. For under thirty clams I can look past these things. I have not had any issues with noise (crackling or oscillation). I really have no complaints at all with it's performance so I am glad I didn't shell out 3-4X more money so I can feel more secure when I unlatch my pedal board in front of gear-snobs. I don't think I need to run this pedal with every amp I own but it does a great job 'opening up the sound' of boxy or dark sounding amps. When I run it in the effects loop of my Palomino V8 (great little practice amp btw) that little amp sounds HUGE. Also great in front of my Blues Jr. If you own an amp with a single tone knob (Pro Jr, Valve Jr etc) or if you find your tone stack lacking responsiveness you owe it to yourself to buy one of these. Once my sound is dialed in, I leave it on and forget about it. It's also pretty indespensible for shaping the sound of your amplified acoustic guitar-
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