[jiiteepee]

   
Did this fix problem what Kodhifi was talking about? I would like to try this with my Fiio E10.

 
As the config.txt writing/reading is realtime operation when operated through GUI, there will always be some pops involved. It's possible to minimize this issue by adjusting the delay time between file wites suitable for your system. IIRC, EqualizerAPO read delay is 100ms but, if you set the write delay equally in GUI software, you get pops (try values 150-250ms).
 
BTW, I released another GUI software lately ... fPEQGUI-10MC.
 
P.S. This reply box component is a piece of **** (who ever designed it shold be fired).

 

 

[Sasasd]

I don't mind pops. I don't want to break my headphones or my ears...

 

[jiiteepee]

  I don't mind pops. I don't want to break my headphones or my ears...

 
LOL
 
It's not that loud pops we are talking 'bout ... just audible.

 

[higbvuyb]

The load image feature is really useful. Takes a bit of fiddling to get everything lined up, though.

 

[Sasasd]

   
LOL
 
It's not that loud pops we are talking 'bout ... just audible.

 

 
I don't know then was Kodhifi exaggerating or what

 

[Kodhifi]

   

 
I don't know then was Kodhifi exaggerating or what

No exxageration. I had DT990 into FiiO E9 driven by Audioengine D1 DAC and at 1/2 windows volume and 1/4 E9 volume I nearly went deaf the first time it happened. It's not a click, it's more like turning a guitar amplifier up really high, and then plugging the guitar cable in. A momentary THUNK that the whole neighborhood hears.
 
I haven't tried the new GUI yet so it may be fixed.
 
Short version: It was loud and I wasn't exaggerating.

 

[jiiteepee]

Audible issues are partly fixed. I did add a file write delay control but as the EqAPO reads the config.txt file every 100ms (if file change flag is set) something needs to be done there as well (to get these two software to work better in sync - if that ever is possible (because of communicating through file operation)). I did a feature reguest for the EqAPO developer regarding a new parameter for to control the reading interval of config.txt (I believe this could help the way as did the writing delay).
 
Note:
The EQ31GUI-2 updates (min) 31 filters (ATM max is 62 + 4 + 2). PEQGUI-10MC and fPEQGUI-10MC updates "only" (min) 10 filters (ATM max is 10 + 4 + 2 ) at a time so the issue wasn't/isn't that bad with these parametric EQ GUIs. By adjusting the write delay time long enough the popping issue can be minimized.

 

[esmBOS]

Fantastic app and a fantastic GUI @jiiteepee (kiitos 

). I've been looking for something like this forever! I did some configuring today and made a setup that allows me to switch between profiles from the desktop with one click. At the moment I only have 4 very basic profiles for proof of concept, but it works like a charm. If anyone is interested I can make a more in depth description of what is shown in the pictures below.

I installed APO Equalizer and enabled it for all my devices except my TV-hdmi out. I installed the fPEQGUI-10MC_020 GUI and made 3 simple profiles with it. On my desktop I added a docklet with links to a few cmd-files that toggle between the different profiles (one click). The profiles I have at the moment is Bass, Powerful, Neutral and the last link is to the output profile created by fPEQGUI-10MC_020 GUI.

 

[Oregonian]

Subbed.

 

[PETEREK]

I'm liking my D2000's right here
 
Equaliser: Generic
No measurement
Filter  1: ON  PK       Fc    20.0 Hz  Gain   3.0 dB  Q  1.00
Filter  2: ON  PK       Fc    30.0 Hz  Gain   2.0 dB  Q  2.00
Filter  3: ON  PK       Fc    40.0 Hz  Gain   2.0 dB  Q  2.00   
Filter  4: ON  PK       Fc    50.0 Hz  Gain   2.0 dB  Q  2.76   
Filter  5: ON  PK       Fc    60.0 Hz  Gain   1.0 dB  Q  4.00   
Filter  6: ON  PK       Fc    2000.0 Hz  Gain   0.0 dB  Q  8.00   
Filter  7: ON  PK       Fc    3000.0 Hz  Gain   3.0 dB  Q  2.89  
Filter  8: ON  PK       Fc    4000.0 Hz  Gain   2.5 dB  Q  2.48  
Filter  9: ON  PK       Fc    5000.0 Hz  Gain   2.7 dB  Q  6.02   
Filter 10: OFF PK       Fc    6000.0 Hz  Gain   3.0 dB  Q  10.00   
Filter 11: ON  PK       Fc    7000.0 Hz  Gain   2.0 dB  Q  5.00   
Filter 12: ON  PK       Fc    8000.0 Hz  Gain   1.0 dB  Q  6.00    
Filter 13: ON  PK       Fc    9000.0 Hz  Gain   0.0 dB  Q  6.00
Filter 14: ON  PK       Fc    10000.0 Hz  Gain   1.0 dB  Q  7.00   
Filter 15: ON  PK       Fc    11000.0 Hz  Gain   0.2 dB  Q  4.32   
Filter 16: OFF PK       Fc    12000.0 Hz  Gain   0.0 dB  Q  10.00   
Filter 17: ON  PK       Fc    13000.0 Hz  Gain   0.0 dB  Q  3.82   
Filter 18: OFF PK       Fc    14000.0 Hz  Gain   -1.0 dB  Q  10.00   
Filter 19: ON  PK       Fc    15000.0 Hz  Gain   -1.0 dB  Q  2.54
Filter 20: OFF None   
 
 
EDIT: I've found that if I boost the bass anymore than that, the mids disappear when there's a bass drop. 

 

[Sasasd]

Works perfect with FiiO E10, thanks to jiiteepee for GUI. Here is my config with Ultrasone 580s.
 
Preamp: 0,0 dB
Filter 01: ON    PK    Fc    20 Hz    Gain -0,5 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 02: ON    PK    Fc    25 Hz    Gain -0,5 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 03: ON    PK    Fc  31,5 Hz    Gain -0,5 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 04: ON    PK    Fc    40 Hz    Gain -0,5 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 05: ON    PK    Fc    50 Hz    Gain -0,5 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 06: ON    PK    Fc    63 Hz    Gain -0,5 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 07: ON    PK    Fc    80 Hz    Gain -0,5 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 08: ON    PK    Fc   100 Hz    Gain -0,4 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 09: ON    PK    Fc   125 Hz    Gain -0,3 dB    Q 4,318
Filter 10: ON    PK    Fc   160 Hz    Gain -0,3 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 11: ON    PK    Fc   200 Hz    Gain -0,3 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 12: ON    PK    Fc   250 Hz    Gain 0,0 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 13: ON    PK    Fc   315 Hz    Gain -0,5 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 14: ON    PK    Fc   400 Hz    Gain -1,2 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 15: ON    PK    Fc   500 Hz    Gain -1,7 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 16: ON    PK    Fc   630 Hz    Gain -2,3 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 17: ON    PK    Fc   800 Hz    Gain -2,6 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 18: ON    PK    Fc  1000 Hz    Gain -2,5 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 19: ON    PK    Fc  1250 Hz    Gain -2,3 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 20: ON    PK    Fc  1600 Hz    Gain -1,4 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 21: ON    PK    Fc  2000 Hz    Gain -1,0 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 22: ON    PK    Fc  2500 Hz    Gain -0,1 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 23: ON    PK    Fc  3150 Hz    Gain 1,0 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 24: ON    PK    Fc  4000 Hz    Gain 1,7 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 25: ON    PK    Fc  5000 Hz    Gain 2,3 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 26: ON    PK    Fc  6300 Hz    Gain 2,6 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 27: ON    PK    Fc  8000 Hz    Gain 2,5 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 28: ON    PK    Fc 10000 Hz    Gain 2,5 dB  Q 4,317
Filter 29: ON    PK    Fc 12500 Hz    Gain 2,3 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 30: ON    PK    Fc 16000 Hz    Gain 1,7 dB  Q 4,318
Filter 31: ON    PK    Fc 20000 Hz    Gain 0,0 dB  Q 4,318
 

 

[Gregory_WE]

Excellent, works great with jiiteepee's GUI

 

[zoneykid]

I found something that I think is using Equalizer APO as a backend, it uses the same device installer(configurator.exe).
http://vipersaudio.com/blog/?page_id=59
 
I've been using it for a while now and it's pretty decent. Any thoughts?

 

[silverbox]

Thanks, will check it out and see how it compares to Foobar's built in EQ.

 

[talisman42]

Need some feedback on simple bass boost settings. The bass sounds pretty good, but I guess there is a science to this stuff so any recommendations is most welcome:
 
Filter Settings file
Room EQ V5,01
Dated: 29.02.2012 20:04:50
Notes:Simple bass boost
Equaliser: Generic
No measurement
Filter  1: ON  PK       Fc    20,0 Hz  Gain   4,0 dB  Q  1,00
Filter  2: ON  PK       Fc    35,0 Hz  Gain   4,0 dB  Q  2,76
Filter  3: ON  PK       Fc    50,0 Hz  Gain   4,0 dB  Q  4,00  
Filter  4: ON  PK       Fc    70,0 Hz  Gain   3,0 dB  Q  5,00  
Filter  5: ON  PK       Fc    100,0 Hz  Gain  2,0 dB  Q  10,00
Filter  6: OFF None   
Filter  7: OFF None   
Filter  8: OFF None   
Filter  9: OFF None   
Filter 10: OFF None   
Filter 11: OFF None   
Filter 12: OFF None   
Filter 13: OFF None   
Filter 14: OFF None   
Filter 15: OFF None   
Filter 16: OFF None   
Filter 17: OFF None   
Filter 18: OFF None   
Filter 19: OFF None   
Filter 20: OFF None