Too much of it and you’ll have diabetes.
Keep in mind, for some of us this is what takes to keep our children healthy -
Never mind the cost of several Utopias a year! (And a Hugo2 or two).
I know no harm is meant, but using this an opportunity to let everyone in this great group know there’s a lot of misunderstanding about this and its causes.
Right. And that’s the beauty of EQ, as I see:
– subtle: healthy;
– too much: trouble.
As simple as that.
PS.: I gave up on using analogies on this forum for a while now. I used a blender instead. It just created confusion.
Hey Chrono, your EQ on the 660s is different than the one listed here… which is the more updated one?
This thread:
Low Shelf at 80hz, +2dB Q of 0.7
Peak at 150hz, -1.5dB Q of 1.41
Peak at 5500hz, -3dB Q of 5
Review
Low Shelf at 80hz, +2dB Q of 0.7
Peak at 150hz, -1.5dB Q of 1.4
Peak at 5500hz, -5.5dB Q of 5
High Shelf at 11000hz, +1dB Q of 0.7
Or do you have another more updated one?
The ones on this thread are the most recent ones!
Hi Chrono! Could you please provide me the appropriate preamp value for the the Philips SHP9600’s eq profile you created. I notice on your eq profiles the preamp value is not mentioned. How do we determine this value? Thank you!
The largest boost is 2db so -3db should be enough.
thank you nick! much appreciated man
You’re welcome - and welcome to the forum!
Thank you, what would be the correspondent Low Shelf Filter on Peace?
Low Shelf Filter (Standard, no Q option though) ; Low Shelf Filter (Slope in DB) or Low Shelf Filter (Q as a Slope) ?
Would be awesome if you could standardize your EQ presets on something non-proprietary like Peace.
For peace, low shelf no Q value works fine, it’s the one I use on Peace!
Also, settings should work the same in both Roon and Peace.