Topspin70
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EQ is tone controls- too much treble, too much bass- that sort of thing. If you want to alter the phase to make a recording less dry, you need a DSP that adds reverb.
I know what EQ is. In fact, Roon offers parametric EQ in their DSP, which is much more sophisticated than just bumping up bass or treble. It's what recording engineers use to eliminate peaks, add body, create spaciousness, etc. Below is a screenshot.
So you're saying instead of EQ I should add reverb to sweeten the sound? How does reverb 'sweeten' sound?