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''The general audio principles behind '''equalization''' or '''filtering''' are discussed on the [[EQ or Filters]] page. Using EQ before an amp or distortion box to dial in the desired distortion tone is discussed on the [[Dialing in Distortion Tone]] page.'' This page is reserved for using traditional EQ (post-EQ) on a guitar tone, as well as formats and options of EQ units in the guitar realm.
* ''High Pass'' - A high-pass filter is commonly used to filter most frequencies below 60-150 HZ, which for a guitar tone are generally loose and droning and interfere with the bass player.
* ''Presence Boost'' - a boost around 1,500 or 2,000 HZ can help a guitar tone cut through the mix, particularly for solos.
 
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