Which eq is best on ipod

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JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Are your iPhone speakers leaving you wanting more bass? Contrary to popular belief, you can actually adjust the way your songs sound through settings in iOS.

Previous Next. You must log in or register to reply here. Post thread. Started by Wdawg Nov 3, Replies: 2. Laptop Tech Support. Joined Jun 15, Posts 29 Likes 0. Hey guys i was just wondering if you guys had a favorite EQ setting on the ipod that is a good all around sound. TheMarchingMule Headphoneus Supremus. I vote "Jazz. Joined Nov 27, Posts 1, Likes I usually have it off as it drains my battery, but from time to time I'll use either the treble booster or bass reducer as those help make my bassier equipment sound better.

Joined Jan 13, Posts 34, Likes Joined Jul 7, Posts Likes And no, I can't be bothered to blue-tack mod it Joined Jan 8, Posts 1, Likes I found the stock EQ clipped really badly when I adjusted it, but the 5 band one through rockbox is much better. Joined Sep 27, Posts Likes Joined Jun 25, Posts Likes 0. Ishcabible Headphoneus Supremus. Joined Jan 19, Posts 6, Likes Since I don't want to be a smartass, I'll say treble booster.

I only do that once in a blue moon though when I listen to a rock song that really needs it. My battery only lasts a good 3 hours I've been meaning to replace it ever since I've gotten it , so EQ would worsen it. The settings for the equalizer can be changed under the "Settings" menu, and if you would like to change the EQ presets, follow the steps below.

This simply means your songs are not being played with the use of an equalizer. If the equalizer setting under the Settings menu reads EQ-FLAT, the equalizer is not used to play an encoded song unless the user has attached a preset to it in iTunes. Therefore, it is possible to use the iTunes software to attach equalizer presets to songs.

When these songs are then transferred to the iPod, the iPod will play the preset that has been established by iTunes, before playing any new preset selected on the iPod.

If the song you would like to play was not assigned an equalizer setting in iTunes, or you would like to change it from the previous setting, this can be done while the song is playing. Follow the instructions above to go to the EQ menu after you have selected the song.

The Bass Booster and Bass Reducer are the most common settings changed under the equalizer settings. These settings allow the iPod user the ability, to increase or reduce the bass for the songs they choose.