MXR M108S 10 BANGRAPHIC EQ
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Essential Information About the MXR 10-Band EQ Pedal
Essential Information About the MXR 10-Band EQ Pedal
- Ultra-precise 10-band equalizer: 10 illuminated faders to correct, refine, or transform your guitar or bass sound in one move.
- Powerful boost/cut: shape each area of the spectrum with up to plus or minus 12 dB per band, from deep lows to detailed highs.
- Dual output for smart routing: power two amps or two effects chains (wet/dry, double rig, split to a tuner, etc.).
- Designed for the stage: true bypass, low-interference circuit, more visible LEDs, and a lighter chassis for a reliable and readable pedalboard.
Manufacturer Information
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A Classic Tonal Control, Updated
An EQ pedal is often the most "cost-effective" tool on a pedalboard: it doesn't replace your amp, pickups, or fingers, but it lets you get the best out of each. The MXR 10-Band EQ (often associated with the M108S model) fits this philosophy by bringing a very "studio" approach to the stompbox format: well-chosen bands, a comfortable adjustment range, and especially a headroom boost thanks to the 18V power supply. The result: you can correct a room, adapt a guitar to a mix, or "lock in" a touring sound without having to tweak amp settings at every soundcheck.Who and When to Use It?
The MXR 10-Band EQ suits both musicians who want to understand and master their spectrum (beginners to intermediate) and seasoned guitarists or bassists looking for a fast, reproducible, and surgical solution. In rock, it helps to thicken a crunch or make a solo stand out without adding gain. In metal, it tightens the low end, controls "muddy" low-mids, and enhances attack. In funk or pop, it can clarify the high end and stabilize presence in a busy mix.Placed at the start of the chain, it corrects your pickups' response (too dark, too harsh, too nasal) and can act as an "anti-problem" filter before your overdrives. Placed after drives, it allows you to "re-voice" a distortion, smooth out harsh frequencies, or add body. Placed in the amp's effects loop, it becomes a true global sculpting tool, very effective for adapting your sound to the room and evening volume.
Technical specifications
| Effects | EQ | EQ | 10 channels |
| Technology | Analog | Settings | volume, gain |
| Format | Pedal | Type | sector |
| Inputs | Jack | Use | guitar, Bass |
| Outputs | 2 x jack | Color | Grey |
| True bypass | Yes | Power supply included | Yes |
| Number of tracks | 10 | Power supply | DC 18 V, 2x 9V batteries |
| Range | plus or minus 12 dB per band | Bypass | true hardwire (true bypass) |
| Frequency bands | 31.25 Hz, 62.5 Hz, 125 Hz, 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1 kHz, 2 kHz, 4 kHz, 8 kHz, 16 kHz | Input impedance | 470 kOhms |
| Controls | 10 frequency faders + input volume (gain) + output volume | Output impedance | 5 kOhms |
| Frequency response | plus or minus 1 dB from 20 Hz to 20 kHz | Input | 1 x 6.35 mm mono unbalanced jack |
| Max. input level | +14 dBV at 1 kHz (all faders at 0 dB) | Documentation | included |
| Max. output level | +14 dBV at 1 kHz (all faders at 0 dB) | Required power supply | 18V DC |
| Noise floor | -101.4 dBV | Power consumption | 48 mA |
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
This 10-band EQ delivers precise frequency control and quality sound sculpting. Customers praised its wide spectrum, "no noise," and robust build. The volume and gain controls are appreciated extras. However, some found the blue LEDs too bright, and one customer felt it didn't fully meet expectations.
Review highlights
- âVery good quality EQ, sound is excellent, 10 frequency bands are very usefulâ
- âNo noise, seems to meet expectationsâ
- âEQs are precise, robust equipmentâ
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Very good quality EQ, the sound is very good, the 10 frequency bands are very useful for sculpting the sound, the spectrum is very broad, much more than most guitar EQs. The volume and gain buttons are very nice âlittle extrasâ.
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Already given an opinion during the first purchase, the blue LEDs are too powerful for my taste. The rest is very positive.
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No breath, seems to live up to expectations... Looking forward to more intensive use...
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That's ok the EQs are accurate robust hardware
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Questions frequently asked
What power supply is required for the MXR M108S EQ?
The included power supply delivers 18 V DC with a current consumption of 48 mA. Operation is also possible with two 9 V batteries.
What frequencies does this 10-band EQ pedal adjust?
The ten sliders cover 31.25 Hz, 62.5 Hz, 125 Hz, 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1 kHz, 2 kHz, 4 kHz, 8 kHz, and 16 kHz. Each band affects a range of plus or minus 12 dB. Input gain and output volume controls allow for overall level adjustment.
Is the MXR 10-Band EQ suitable for bass?
Coverage starting at 31.25 Hz allows shaping the low end of a bass, while the low-mid bands help control a muddy sound. This model can also homogenize a bass-oriented rig thanks to its ten bands.
Where should a 10-band EQ be placed in a guitar pedalboard?
Placed at the beginning of the chain, it corrects the pickup response before distortion effects. After overdrive pedals, it can modify the voicing of a distortion and cut certain high frequencies. In an ampâs effects loop, it shapes the overall tone.
Can this pedal be connected to two amplifiers?
Two jack outputs allow sending the signal to a dual-amp setup or to a second effects chain.



