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post #1 of 11
Thread Starter 

Hello,

 

I'm wondering if there are any DAPs with visualisations in the form of graphical equalisers. I think I have seen a player with this somewhere (the Samsung P3 springs to mind, although I'm not sure) but my J3 sure doesn't have it - one of its few flaws.

 

So, does anyone know of such a device? Sound quality doesn't matter. I just want to know which ones are out there. dt880smile.png

post #2 of 11
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Originally Posted by tarcalion View Post

Hello,

 

I'm wondering if there are any DAPs with visualisations in the form of graphical equalisers. I think I have seen a player with this somewhere (the Samsung P3 springs to mind, although I'm not sure) but my J3 sure doesn't have it - one of its few flaws.

 

So, does anyone know of such a device? Sound quality doesn't matter. I just want to know which ones are out there. dt880smile.png

iPod Touch 4G with the Equalizer and EQu apps.
 

 

post #3 of 11
Thread Starter 

So they do display a visualisation, and not only provide an EQ? The EQ is not important, I'm only looking for an EQ GRAPHIC which acts as a VISUALISATION to the music, like the ones in Foobar, MediaMonkey and J. River.

post #4 of 11
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Originally Posted by tarcalion View Post

So they do display a visualisation, and not only provide an EQ? The EQ is not important, I'm only looking for an EQ GRAPHIC which acts as a VISUALISATION to the music, like the ones in Foobar, MediaMonkey and J. River.



Yes, they do supply a visualization. If that is all you're looking for, the visualization in EQu is better looking.....here's an example.

Pioneercurve.jpg

The blue was the visualization, the yellow dots were my EQ setting. That said, EQu has been updated since then, so it won't look exactly like that picture, but you get the idea. The EQ can be left flat so that all you see is the visualization.

post #5 of 11
Thread Starter 

That looks pretty awesome. I try to stay away from Apple, though, so any other alternatives are appreciated. Anyone? :)

post #6 of 11

sansa clip+ does.

post #7 of 11

I've been using EQu on my iPad and I LOVE it. Looks so good, and works.

 

Does the J3 actually have a custom EQ setting? Nevermind the visuals.
 

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Originally Posted by Achmedisdead View Post





Yes, they do supply a visualization. If that is all you're looking for, the visualization in EQu is better looking.....here's an example.

Pioneercurve.jpg

The blue was the visualization, the yellow dots were my EQ setting. That said, EQu has been updated since then, so it won't look exactly like that picture, but you get the idea. The EQ can be left flat so that all you see is the visualization.



 

post #8 of 11
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Originally Posted by sz1999 View Post

sansa clip+ does.



Yes, but it only shows for a few seconds then disappears.

post #9 of 11

When I've owned samsung P2 I remember it had that function.

post #10 of 11
Thread Starter 

OK, the P3 it is then. :)

 

To the fellow asking if the J3 has a custom EQ setting ...

 

... are you kidding me?

post #11 of 11
Okay. Wrong wording. How does the custom EQ work on a J3? I've only seen EQ presets in videos. Which sure is an EQ, but not what I'm looking for. Having never used one I don't know.

Back off a little

EDIT: I finally found a video that shows a little of the actual custom stuff and I'm not sure if I like it very much. I might be on the same quest you're on right now. After using Foobar for quite some time, and EQu a little on my iPad, I really want the visualization.
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Originally Posted by tarcalion View Post

OK, the P3 it is then. :)

 

To the fellow asking if the J3 has a custom EQ setting ...

 

... are you kidding me?


Edited by MorbidToaster - 3/21/11 at 11:34am
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