adamlr
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i allways bass boost, and i dont use neutral cans at all. im a basshead. but i dont understand why one would use his dac for that, whats wrong with just using an equalizer?
He he.
I always use the bass boost because most of my headphones lose bass under 80Hz, so I bass boost about 6-9 db according to the headphones at 50Hz. Also I use flat headpdhones, partly for the accuracy but also because they have superb distortion handling, so I can EQ without fear to get that bass that I want while having the benefit of flatness elsewhere. I would prefer to bass boost at 30Hz, 12db, but no such option.
This solves the problem that Windows Media Player and so many others distort horribly in the EQs, whereas the Bass Boost doesn't and also provides the bass boost system wide, handy for spotify.
If you consider loudness curves then it;s very handy to be able to bass boost, especially if you listen less loudly. I'm a loud listener, but since I gave up caffiene I've suddenly found myself turning the volume right down. I suspect I;m getting a more accurate treble presentation from my etymotics also, which are otherwise known for their rather strong treble.
i allways bass boost, and i dont use neutral cans at all. im a basshead. but i dont understand why one would use his dac for that, whats wrong with just using an equalizer?