I said in that same post that the other 30% of the time I'm just doing a basic mastering pass in Ozone....
To be clear, I'm talking only about Axe tones heard solo (i.e. alone) in videos, here.
Most people's concern comes from thinking people are sweetening raw Axe-Fx tones to make them sound better, which I don't. That was my point.
If the guitar is mixed with other instruments into a song, sure, every one in a while I do some eq-ing. That's what mixing is. But it's really rare that I touch the Axe-Fx tone with EQ.
No, I basically never use EQ on Axe-Fx tracks. Maybe one out of every 20 videos. Usually I dial the tone in from the beginning to sound the way I want it to sit in the mix. That just takes practice, but it's not too difficult.
For example, this video...
No post processing on any guitar tones, either solo'd playing or in the intro song mix. Just raw Axe-Fx powahhh.