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Equ iPhone app

post #1 of 11
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This app allows you to get the. Best out of any earphone.  

I love my b&w c5, but they severely lack treble. Combined with this app they are the most amazing earphones I have ever had.  I am somewhat addicted to buying earphones and own the following:

 

 

Triplefi 10

shure se535

phiaton ps200

 

post #2 of 11

Between EQu, Equalizer, EQ10 and Stereophonic there is no shortage of good alternatives to the onboard iPod on an iPhone. EQu is my preferred app too but Stereophonic gives some interesting options relating to soundstage and depth. 

post #3 of 11

there is no app for eq for an ipod classic is there? I have the equ for my touch, but just wish I could get a closer sound on my classic

post #4 of 11
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Originally Posted by tannerbnd View Post

there is no app for eq for an ipod classic is there? I have the equ for my touch, but just wish I could get a closer sound on my classic



IDK if Rockbox is compatible with your iPod...  That's always an option.

 

post #5 of 11

I have the classic 7th generation....i don't think they have rock box for that generation yet? i don't believe

post #6 of 11

I've tried every possible EQ app on my iPhone (+Shure SE535) and I just kept going back to stock player. Everything felt much better with the Treble booster on there compared to the others.

post #7 of 11

Just got EQu and it's pretty good, a few annoyances like it not killing the music when I pull out my headphones but otherwise good.

That said, I'm not sure how much I'm going to be using it because the UI is a bit clunky but I do like how I can make subtle adjustments to suit whatever headphones I'm using, it certainly beefs up my HD25s a bit just through the standard headphone out and I'm looking forward to trying it out with my UM SE530x4 reshells which should be arriving later this week. Also going to give it a go with my E6 on the way home from work tonight and see how that sounds.

post #8 of 11

I'm not a big fan of the fact that EQu has a lower volume then when you play music through itunes. Otherwise it's pretty fun to mess around with.  I think I might need to give Sterephonic a shot. 

post #9 of 11


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Originally Posted by vocalist View Post

I'm not a big fan of the fact that EQu has a lower volume then when you play music through itunes. Otherwise it's pretty fun to mess around with.  I think I might need to give Sterephonic a shot. 

 

On my iPod Touch 4g, the volume is reduced by about 20% when I use EQu, which is why I've stopped using it.

post #10 of 11

Following up from my post yesterday, I had a good run out with EQu last night using it with my E6 > HD25s. Volume wasn't an issue with the amp in use and it produced a much fuller sound once I'd messed around to find a good curve.

post #11 of 11

There's a whole thread dedicated to this topic here if anyone's interested.

I've used Equalizer with good results in the past, but moved on to rockboxed ipods.


Edited by H20Fidelity - 4/4/12 at 4:22am
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