[punkedrock]

I'm looking at a new DAC and I'm curious if I would have to just get one with eq possiblities or not. Can I still rolll exclusive mode for that sweet FLAC?
Just a quick pointer is all I'm looking for. Though I don't mind paying for a program if it's got a whistle and bell like a Sony DAP with their EQ settings.

 

[msing539]

You could use an external EQ like a Lokius, or something with more bands if you want finer control.

 

[bixby]

Not sure What in the whole world (botnik hf reanimated my what the fransisco) you are talking about? Sweet flac, whistle and bell, c'mon who are you trying to impress? Uh, pretty much no dac will have EQ built in except for some pro stuff or something like Quedilix

Now to reality, your title implies PC, ergo Windows, unless you are a Linux user then you are on your own. For PC, do some research on Peace EQ, it is free and there is a gui app also free. Anything running through your PC, like Tidal, can go through Peace and walla!

Good luck on your EQ journey

 

[Roseval]

Rme-adi-2-dac-fs comes with a 5 band EQ.
Most of the time we do it either system wide (EQ APO/Peace) or if we use the media player in exclusive mode, the one that comes with the media player of a VST pluging.

 

[FuzzyLuck5550]

Yeah, just use Equalizer APO and Peace GUI like the rest of us.