EQD Stereo Easy Listening takes the amp sim into true stereo
EarthQuaker expands Easy Listening into true stereo: dual XLRs, headphones, Aux blend, and an active three-band EQ on an all-analog amp sim.
Silent shredding just got a stereo path. EarthQuaker Devices has expanded its all-analog Easy Listening amp simulator into Stereo Easy Listening — dual inputs, dual XLR outs, headphones, and the three-band EQ players kept asking for.
The original mini Easy Listening was a one-knob headphone amp voiced around a mid-scooped American combo. Stereo Easy Listening keeps that foundational voice, then adds active Bass, Middle, and Treble so you can push past those borders without menus or IR loading. Level is still master volume; Aux is a separate blend for an Aux jack that skips the preamp and cab circuit entirely — useful for phone jams or drum-machine feeds on stage.
Routing is the other half of the story. Dual ¼-inch inputs preserve a stereo pedalboard; Left and Right XLR outs and a stereo TRS headphone jack send the same image to FOH, a DAW, or cans. Plug mono into Left only and the circuit splits into two independent preamps — EarthQuaker's "two amps at once" mono-to-stereo trick. The path stays fully analog: discrete analog filters color the cab sim, and the maker positions the box as zero-latency with no IR loading.
The enclosure measures 127 × 70 × 64 mm with knobs and draws 200 mA from a standard 9 V DC supply. Full controls, samples, and tech notes live on the EarthQuaker Devices product page.
Stereo Easy Listening is in stock and available to order on the EarthQuaker Devices product page.
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