Master Effects has supposedly built a 100% clone of the Furman PQ3...EQ from Hell Pro model

[harddriver]

 

[PurityS.L.G]

I purchased the PQ4 version and it’s awesome but it is a bit noisey, just like the OG. I actually prefer it up front as a boost but it sounds great in the loop too. Expensive but worth it.

 

[TheGreatGreen]

I have the standard EQFH. It's the best post / effects loop EQ pedal I own, and I've got several. The Q can be dialed wider than any other pedal I know of so cuts and boosts can be as subtle and natural sounding as you can ask for. There's a ton of range on the other controls too.

I'd imagine the EQFH Pro would be just as good.

 

[harddriver]

I'm surprised there wasn't more comments about this topic since guys talked alot about wanting a modern Furman PQ3 PQ4. So in case you guys missed this thread I'll bump it up!

 

[Badash]

Would one of the Master Effects Pedals be useful for White Zombie tones? which one would be best for it?

 

[godgrinder]

I'm surprised there wasn't more comments about this topic since guys talked alot about wanting a modern Furman PQ3 PQ4. So in case you guys missed this thread I'll bump it up!

My PQ4 costed less than the pedal though...

 

[harddriver]

Would one of the Master Effects Pedals be useful for White Zombie tones? which one would be best for it?

I thought I read White Zombie amps were Randall Century 200's and Mesa Boogie rectos mixed. I don't know what he used to boost either of those amps??????????

 

[technomancer]

My PQ4 costed less than the pedal though...

How long ago was that and where? Haven't seen a Furman PQ3 or PQ4 that cheap in quite a while