What is the best Equalizer setting in Winamp, to optimise the listening experience of Trance.

Do you use the preset 'Techno' ? Whats your Equalizer setting?

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trance with high bass, but not too high

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Personally i dont like using equalizers because you can hear clipping quite a lot of the time, especially with extreme settings (like high bass)

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it dependes on your sound system... if you got decent one you can make bass a bit louder, but as somebody said not too much, just experiment to get best for you and your speakers

i have pricey speakers...preset eqs ftl. i keep eq and gain flat and off most the time, otherwise it's a very subtle coloration to offset a bad recording

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There is no end-all EQ setting for all stereos.


That's like saying "what's the best car?". Depends on the situation.

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Originally posted by lex400sc i have pricey speakers...preset eqs ftl. i keep eq and gain flat and off most the time, otherwise it's a very subtle coloration to offset a bad recording

+1... if you have decent enough speakers/phones then you shouldn't need to touch the EQ

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Originally posted by isoterra if you have decent enough speakers/phones then you shouldn't need to touch the EQ

the speaker can only ever sound as good as the signal that went into it.

I dont use eqs...
and I use headphones.
without eq the sound sounds more original.. imo...

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Originally posted by Fearless One it dependes on your sound system... if you got decent one you can make bass a bit louder, but as somebody said not too much, just experiment to get best for you and your speakers

I might be wrong here but i was actually refering to clipping in the output signal rather than distortion through the speakers. Does anyone know if i'm right?

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Originally posted by Grrrrr I might be wrong here but i was actually refering to clipping in the output signal rather than distortion through the speakers. Does anyone know if i'm right?

playing with the eqs wont clip ur speakers unless u really jack them up. I raise the lows and highs a bit, and lower the mids. But thats what works best for my speakers... depends on ur system, if u have a sub etc. Just play around and see what sounds best to you. But dont raise them all, if u raise a few, you should lower some as well so its balanced out.

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Originally posted by thesuperfunk the speaker can only ever sound as good as the signal that went into it.

...right.