The EQ2 Programmable Equaliser stands as the most sophisticated equaliser pedal ever created, building upon the legendary reputation of its predecessor that graced the pedalboards of guitar masters David Gilmour and John Mayer. This exceptional unit combines both graphic and parametric equalisation across 10 fully adjustable frequency bands, offering stereo inputs and outputs, MIDI In and Thru connections, plus the convenience of 4 or 8 onboard presets alongside 128 MIDI-accessible presets. The pedal also includes an additional 12dB volume boost and the remarkable ability to run two separate EQ settings simultaneously, with independent routing to either stereo output. As a bonus, there's even a hidden tuner function to maximise your pedalboard real estate. Perfect for any musician seeking enhanced tonal flexibility, the EQ2 covers the complete audible frequency spectrum from 20Hz to 20kHz across its 10 customisable bands. Each band provides +/- 18dB of boost or cut, with bandwidth adjustments up to 10 times more precise than standard units. The pedal's versatility extends beyond guitar to any electrifiable instrument, featuring flexible routing options, separate stereo curves, optional noise gate and limiter functions, plus shelving and high-pass frequency capabilities. While the front panel controls provide immediate access to comprehensive tone-shaping tools, connecting to the free Neuro Desktop Editor and Mobile App via USB unlocks the pedal's full potential. The intuitive Neuro Editor interface offers detailed parametric editing capabilities including Q factor and frequency shifting for all 10 bands, two-channel stereo options, noise gate and limiter controls, plus comprehensive external expression control. The Neuro Mobile App is available free from the App Store and Google Play, while the Desktop Editor supports both Mac and Windows systems through Source Audio's Editors & Firmware page, with a growing community of users sharing innovative presets.