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post #16 of 19
1/9/08 at 4:45am
No worky here, tried it on my classic. Found this doc too..
iPod: About the Equalizer
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post #17 of 19
1/10/08 at 7:41am
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Originally Posted by blessingx View Post
When did Apple start supporting user customizable EQ settings on the iPods?
I think there might be an issue with supporting a preamp gain stage like in iTunes. That's the one feature I long for, as it would alleviate me having to MP3Gain all my music to avoid clipping.
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post #18 of 19
1/10/08 at 8:44am
Why the hell do you need to EQ the bass on a DT770, and more importantly... 12DB? thats freaking insane. A little music with your bass sir?

If you want a 'nice' boost of bass, set the Preamp to -5, 32hz to +5, 64hz to +5, 125hz to +2. This should make the sound more full on bass deficient phones. There is no need to EQ 250hz and above since most headphones don't roll off until well below that.
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post #19 of 19
2/22/10 at 5:52pm
in Itune equalizer
32 -> 1 bar
64 -> 1.5 bar
125 -> 0.9 bar
250 -> 0.2 bar
i use this equalizer with Denon D2000 and it produces large amount of booming bass also deep bass. One nice thing that it doesn't sound recessing; it doesn't affect low vocal much. U can hear trebe and mid nicely, just bass is overwhelming, nothing is lost

also u can pull the preamp to -12 db
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