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Originally posted by Spirit5 I put it on Club Setting, seems to work the best. There's a techno setting, but it's too bass and treble heavy. I like something a bit more balanced. It's very much like DJ Charlie's EQ preset.

yeah, i put also techno because i thought it will be the better one, but it was too bass and treble...and now i try DJ Charlie's EQ and sounds much better! Many thanks to all who replied trying to help me! I appreciate it! cheers!

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery The people who master the records should know how to EQ so you don't have to.

But everyone's speakers and amp etc will make the record eventually sound a lot more different than what the enginneer originally wanted. I mean like they can't master for every single different equipment configuration. Some people might have a very bass-heavy system, etc. So the EQ is sometimes necessary