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Just thought I would mention this new EQ pedal for cutting bass etc. It has presets and up to 18Db cut/boost. Bit expensive at around £110 but might be of interest to tone shapers out there.

http://www.sourceaudio.net/products/utility_pedals/programmable_eq.php

Wouldn't a Vox Tonelab be a better investment?

Bojan they are two different things but the Tonelab is a great tool ... different version of it have different features I have the LE which is a good bit of kit.

I think this EQ is missing the 800hz freq which is good for simulating the Vox top boost sound but it is well thought out overall ... I have a Boss Twin Pedal for EQ which does 9 presets. If you have the all important Vox amp you do not need these but was thinking of folks not so fortunate.

Yes, but my point is, if you have a Vox Tonalab, wouldn't it's amp modeling be enough to give you a solid AC-15 and AC30 sound? I have a Korg Ampworks, and I have a great AC-15 and AC30 sound . . . On the other hand, I know there are people who like to use equalization, and looks like a great pedal, albeit rather expensive