Pyle Pro PPEQ100 - Dual 10 Band Stereo Equalizer

This product what it is supposed to do, it adjust the sounds across the sound spectrum. Now that's all fine and dandy but what did not work was there Graphic display.

It displayed the input level, but not the actual adjustments in the spectrum. No matter how much you increase the Bass, or if you just completely cut out the highs and mids the spectrum will still look the same on the display even though it will sound different.

Another thing was that some of the lights on display screen were dim from when i opened the box. You could see them but they were obviously dimmer than their surrounding lights. That can't get any better only worse.. i really hope it holds up. Another point is that BOY those LED's (in each slider) are bright. It doesn't matter the venue, you'll be able to see your EQ display and sliders, and there's no way to turn them down.

I'm sticking with it cause hey, it works wel,l for the $75 i shelled out for it.

Although the equalizer works good the graphic (spectrum) is upside down.Also the led lights on the slides are way too bright and are a distraction at night if you have it close to your tv.I would have known all this if I had done some research on this product. (Upside down spectrum and very bright led lights on slides are common problem/complaints for this product on other reviews).spend a little more and get the better eq's

...uhh, stuff. This ...thing arrived on my doorstep today, and was promptly unpacked and placed on top my Sony receiver for hooking up and testing. The first step was to plug it into an unused outlet in my 120VAC surge supressor - with the Pyle turned off, of course. At least I thought the Pyle was turned off... or maybe the Pyle was sort of off, sort of on. The problem was: the Pyle has the unique ability to remain off on the left channel, while still partly on over on the right channel. Seven of the ten sliders on that channel remained dimly lit no matter what buttons I pressed! A definite problem with the circuitry, and one which I consider a potential fire hazard. Hence my promptness in writing this review. BEWARE of this equalizer!
On a humorous note, the back of the Pyle is labeled "Designde [sic] in the USA, Engineered in Japan". Sure, I really believe that...any Japanese high school graduate could have done better than this. This equalizer is so light that all the packaging it came in weighed almost as much as it did - an expensive box of air! I have seen some pretty shoddy audio products over the years, but this one is truly in a class all by itself.
Back it goes tomorrow to Amazon.com - a quality company that shouldn't be jeopardizing their good name by dealing with rubbish like this!