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Post your equalizer settings

Cheetoz

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as the title says.

thx For any who would like to help me by participating in this thread.
 
Tone defeat (tone bypass) all the way. sorry, could'nt help it. :D

Ok, in all serious'ness, with my Audigy 2 ZS and Beyerdynamic DT990pro headphones, I really don't need to adjust any software/hardware equalizer's.

If ANYTHING, I will just tone my bass down a tad bit, because the DT990pro's are a little bass heavy.

A long time ago, in the days of my 2.1 Altec Lansing (now 7 years old) and Turtle Beach Montegobay 2, I used to customize the software graphic equalizer. Mids were about equal, treble up slightly and bass down considerably.

As you can see, I don't need a one toned thumping bass to enjoy music, and used to like the mids/highs to be a little more pernounced and closer sounding.
 
dont use the equalizer to push anything beyond the mid mark "0", otherwise it sounds like crap
 
Flat here too.. :)

No equalization in the player, none with the Audigy software, and none also in the Onkyo receiver.

However, during late night listening, I tone down the bass a little so as not to create an intrusive noise when everyone is asleep.. :D
 
flat on the pc and flat on the ht/stereo...

i do have a bfd for my ht sub that i've been playing with...
 
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