[P.J]

Does anyone know a good EQ for my new DAC?

Before that, I was using Creative's Console THX to increase the LFE, but now I've no more Low Frequency

 

[Currawong]

I'll ask it before anyone else does: Why do you want to EQ your music at all?

 

[iriverdude]

I think he means the gain on the LFE channel. LFE should be equal in volume but you need a sound pressure meter to calibrate. Doesn't your subwoofer have a volume knob?

 

[P.J]

I only need to more extended bass

Even increasing the bass on my speakers doesn't solve the problem.

Good Bass Impact, Less Bass Extension

 

[43st]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Currawong /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'll ask it before anyone else does: Why do you want to EQ your music at all?

Different opamps color music and it's acceptable to swap those.. same as dacs and headphones.

The day perfection is sold in headphone form we can contemplate not using EQ, amps, etc.

 

[iriverdude]

Doubt you notice in on Logitech 2300's.

 

[odigg]

Do you use MS Windows? I'm not sure what you want exactly, but there is a tutorial talking about EQ linked below. It has software listed. The thread is a sticky in the headphone forum.

http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/how...torial-413900/

 

[P.J]

Quote:

Originally Posted by iriverdude /img/forum/go_quote.gif Doubt you notice in on Logitech 2300's.

I'm hearing the bass only from the satellite speakers

@odigg: I'll read it tomorrow. Looks great !
EDIT: Great rig

 

[leeperry]

NyquistEq5 w/ a VST wrapper, can't beat that!

 

[odigg]

Quote:

Originally Posted by leeperry /img/forum/go_quote.gif NyquistEq5 w/ a VST wrapper, can't beat that!

Yep, it works really well. The Electri-Q plugin is also great. I was able to make the D7000 sound very bass anemic and dry without it sounding distorted or fake.

Software EQing works wonders with the stuff in that thread. Who would have thought it?

 

[P.J]

Quote:

Originally Posted by odigg /img/forum/go_quote.gif Yep, it works really well. The Electri-Q plugin is also great. I was able to make the D7000 sound very bass anemic and dry without it sounding distorted or fake. Software EQing works wonders with the stuff in that thread. Who would have thought it?

I tried Electri-Q to increase the low frequency (something like 20-70Hz), but it doesn't work. And I don't want to increase the impact (50-70Hz)

 

[odigg]

Quote:

Originally Posted by P.J /img/forum/go_quote.gif I tried Electri-Q to increase the low frequency (something like 20-70Hz), but it doesn't work. And I don't want to increase the impact (50-70Hz)

It doesn't work at all? You can't hear any sound difference when you change the EQ?

 

[P.J]

No, and if I increase it more, it'll distort the sound

 

[Rempert]

What are you expecting to hear at 20 hz? And on Logitech speakers?

 

[iriverdude]

True at best 40hz and up.