# Golden's HQPlayer Oversampling Guide

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I’ve had mixed results with the EQ settings from AutoEQ. You might try using [oratory1990’s presets](https://www.reddit.com/r/oratory1990/wiki/index/list_of_presets/) instead. Note that the oratory1990 AutoEQ preset is not the same. The AutoEQ preset is based on oratory1990’s measurement but the filters are created using an algorithm. The preset filters from oratory1990’s Reddit are created by him.

Even better in my opinion are [Listener’s presets](https://forum.headphones.com/t/headphones-com-eq-repository-request-thread/23552).

You might need to convert the parametric EQ into convolution filters to use with PGGB-RT. REW can do this and the output is mathematically equivalent.

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