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SA270 EQ2 User Guide

EQ2 Programmable EQ User Guide

Welcome

Thank you for purchasing EQ2 Programmable EQ The EQ2 is the pedal for the the Source Audio !

working musician; the tone-chaser. With 10 fully customizable bands of graphic or parametric

equalization, adjustable Q controls, full stereo capabilities, and complex routing options, this EQ

pedal will fit in virtually any setup. A modern update to its predecessor, the SA170 Programmable

EQ— which landed onto the boards of pros such as David Gilmour and John Mayer among many

others real—the EQ2 boasts One Series hardware, full MIDI compatibility, and a - time editing

interface like experience -for a DAW .

The EQ2 is our first pedal to support two- .way mobile Neuro communication via the USB Mini port It

also includes a Control Input port, and 5- s pin MIDI DIN In and Out/Through port for full MIDI

integration in. The pedal features true stereo operation, cluding a Split Mode which allows you to

create a separate EQ curve for each output.

Coupled with the EQ2 is its own sound editor in the Neuro App and Desktop Editor, making custom

equalization easy and intuitive to create and share with other users. EQ2’s sound editor features

deep editing controls such as complex routing, channel volumes, and an option noise gate and al

limiter. Visit the Quick Start guide for basic operation or move on to the following sections for more

in- depth information about the EQ2. Enjoy!

— The Source Audio Team

SA270 EQ2 User Guide

Contents

Welcome ................................................................................................................................................. 1

Contents .................................................................................................................................................. 2

Feature Overview .................................................................................................................................... 3

Connecting the Pedal .............................................................................................................................. 4

Connections ............................................................................................................................................ 5

Basic Operation ....................................................................................................................................... 8

The Options Menu .................................................................................................................................. 9

Navigating the Options Menu ................................................................................................................. 9

Controls ................................................................................................................................................. 11

Common EQ Configurations .................................................................................................................. 13

Stereo Operation & Signal Routing ....................................................................................................... 15

Preset Storage and Recall ..................................................................................................................... 18

Additional Features ............................................................................................................................... 20

External Control .................................................................................................................................... 21

Expression Control ................................................................................................................................ 22

Neuro Desktop and Mobile Editors ....................................................................................................... 24

The Neuro Desktop Editor ..................................................................................................................... 24

The Neuro Mobile App — - with New Direct MIDI USB Support ............................................................ 32

Neuro Hub ............................................................................................................................................. 33

MIDI ...................................................................................................................................................... 34

USB ........................................................................................................................................................ 34

Specifications ........................................................................................................................................ 35

Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................... 36

Frequently Asked Questions ................................................................................................................. 36

Rubber Feet ........................................................................................................................................... 38

Waste Disposal Notes ...........................................................................................................................38

Warranty ............................................................................................................................................... 38

Version History ...................................................................................................................................... 40