![]() ![]() The signal path of the ParaEq MKII and ParaEq Deluxe consists of the highest quality components chosen to deliver a perfectly organic tone. Great for bumping up your volume for solos, or hitting the front end of a tube amp for a bit more break-up. The Boost section offers +30dB of clean boost and can be set to engage with the EQ section to act as a make-up gain when doing subtractive EQ, or can be used completely separately as a pure clean boost. The ParaEq Deluxe also includes gorgeous sounding baxandall high and low shelving filters for even more added control and 12/dB/oct high and low pass filters for maximum signal cleanup, leading to the most fully featured guitar pedal EQ available. Setting the Q to narrow excels at notching out problem frequencies and is a saviour for acoustic guitarists when combating feedback issues. A medium Q setting is perfect for everyday problem solving like pulling out boxiness from the low mids to reduce harshness and adding a bit in the upper mids. Setting the Q wide is great for general tone shaping and is extremely transparent. Empress has also managed to squeeze it all into a pedalboard friendly footprint with top-mounted jacks for maximum convenience.ģ bands of parametric EQ, each with fully adjustable Q width knobs for perfectly detailed EQ curves, give you an extremely flexible EQ. The already amazing audio path has been enhanced with lower noise circuitry and a huge 27V of headroom. With the reintroduction of the ParaEq, Empress has kept everything people loved about the original, while taking it to the next level. The original ParaEq, released in 2010, steadily grew in reputation for its visceral tone-shaping, extreme transparency, and intuitive controls, rivalled only by studio-grade equipment. The ParaEq MKII and ParaEq Deluxe bring back one of Empress’ most beloved pedal designs with exciting new features. ![]()
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