Electro-Harmonix LPB-3 | More Than Just a Boost

[@kdubfromthefuture]

It is probably the most useful pedal in my signal chain. It’s like best friends with my guitar and amp. It makes me want to buy a belt clip for it. Good job!

[@kdubfromthefuture]

Update: Still lovin’ it. That is all.

[@DTension]

It's weird to me that there still aren't independent reviews of this pedal.

[@darwinsaye]

It hasn’t been out long, has it? I had bought my EHX Ripped Speaker Fuzz and had it for months before I started seeing any non-EHX demos of it.

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

I don't buy all your products but I wish I could. You are the only brand name I subscribe to.

[@tommymandel]

Nice playing brother!

[@perrydror]

You were getting some Richard Thompson like tones from that pedal. Nice!

[@livingabovethe12th]

The LPB-3 is awesome if you place it after your overdrive(s) and before your amp, or whatever you are using on your board as an "amp". You can totally morph the sound of your overdrive(s) into whatever you want. You can pretty much just pick an OD style....TS, BB, Klon, BD, whatever... and with the LPB sweepable EQ, make any of those drives sound like the other. And it has the headroom to take the output the pre-drives, which is something most pedals fail at. Best $110 I have spent on gear in a long time 🤘👍

[@kdubfromthefuture]

100% revoice a RAT. I’m a big fan of the Nano Metal Muff. Wasn’t even really wanting to but now I can change the character of that pedal to anything I want outside of its own EQ. I can even lower overall gain going into the front of the NMM with the LPB-3 boosting certain frequencies using its EQ.

[@jakollee]

Do you prefer it after other overdrives, or before them?

[@livingabovethe12th]

@@jakollee it's more effective after.

[@broda769]

Excellent this is what I was hoping to do with it as well as an overall boost.

[@OrthodoxReview]

Yes, please.

[@paulooliveira9925]

Os produtos dessa marca são sinônimos de qualidade e tradição. Um abraço direto do Brasil.

[@BigBoss1292]

How is this when you place it after a Big Muff? Does the mid controls help it cut thru in a live setting?

[@KonstanteenS]

FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE!

[@glennmichaelthompson4112]

Cool!

[@Chipoltergeist]

How is it with electric bass?

[@EHX]

It will certainly add level and sculpt the tone a bit but the frequencies on the EQ are designed for guitar. The Bass knob boosts or cuts at a cutoff of 240hz. That might be a little high for some bass EQ applications.

[@skipneumann1]

In 1970 I had an LPB1 hanging off my ‘59 SG

[@EnJoony]

@skipneumann1 Uh - SGs didn't exist in '59.