MXR M-108 10-Band Equalizer Reviews

4.3/5.0 based on 5 customer reviews

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Charles Frommer
from Upstate NY
December 18, 2011Music Background:
Pro Musician

Works great!!

Bought this a while back to shape the tone of my upright bass through an old Polytone Brute. Very solid and reliable, and gig-friendly; footswitch bypass and LED-lit sliders are very helpful in a poorly lit situation. Great sound solution for those of us who need time to save up for a higher-end amp, or who may not wish to subject their better gear to certain dicey road conditions...

Billy B. "Doc" Brice
from Phila, PA
August 21, 2012Music Background:
Drummer; new guitar player

Shape your tone...to your detailed delight

Must be careful if using with other pedals in line turned on...
especially, if you have a digital pedal. Other than that this
pedal rules: allows one to shape their tone to their exact
liking...even if you have an amp with many tone controls.
This is another fine analog pedal by MXR. I highly
recommend it.

Tony Laurain
from Manistee, MI
December 29, 2011Music Background:
Hobby Band - Guitarist

MXR 10 band EQ

I have had a Boss EQ which worked fine but now that I have this MXR, I am glad to have the extra control. This unit is built like a tank, very heavy, and the lights look very nice. I would have given it a perfect score but the wire on the power supply feels very thin, don't see it lasting a long time but we will see. Thanks Sweetwater!

nick briggs
from burnsville n.c.
December 18, 2011Music Background:
25 years

works good

dial in your tone just right. works good going into the front of your amp or into the effects loop if your amp has one.

GF
from
October 15, 2012

OK pedal but could do with improvement

The pedal works well as a gain or volume boost and the equalizer 10 band does what it sets out to do. However, the pedal would be much better as true bypass and not hardwired, since it does affect the signal in the chain even when not in use. Also, when it is on, there is an audible background noise which, depending on the pedal placement in the chain, could be magnified. I have never been a fan of having to use one pedal to counteract another. Some people might use a noise gate or noise suppressor pedal to counteract background hiss or noise, but if a pedal puts this out initially, I tend to stay away from it.