Several good software players have EQ built-in, including Amarra, and some you can get EQ plug-ins for.
With a good DAC, you should not need EQ. Everything sounds good, no matter what loudness or genre.
Steve N.
Empirical Audio
We need DAC's with tone controls and EQ
Dear Makers,
What I really want for 2018 is a DAC with tone controls, if not parametric EQ built in. Ideally, being able to set a curve by genre would be nice. So when I play music marked Rock'n'Roll, one set of curves kicks in automatically.
Maybe even have "late night" curves so there's an automatic loudness curve after 8 PM.
Best,
E
What I really want for 2018 is a DAC with tone controls, if not parametric EQ built in. Ideally, being able to set a curve by genre would be nice. So when I play music marked Rock'n'Roll, one set of curves kicks in automatically.
Maybe even have "late night" curves so there's an automatic loudness curve after 8 PM.
Best,
E
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There you go.... RME ADI-2 PRO... parametric equalizer, tone controls, a loudness function that dynamically changes with volume.... https://www.rme-audio.de/en/products/adi_2-pro.php And it's getting some pretty fine reviews too.... https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/rme-adi-2-pro https://headfonics.com/2016/12/the-adi-2-pro-by-rme/ https://sonarworks.com/blog/rme-adi-2-pro-review/ http://www.audioxpress.com/article/...l-converter-with-dual-headphone-amp-in-review |
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