Audiophiles use a handful of common tricks to improve the audio quality of their headphones and earbuds, from using dedicated DACs to playing high-fidelity music files. However, there's a much simpler ...

There’s no better feeling than splashing out on a new pair of earbuds and being caught off-guard by how great they sound. Generally speaking, good-sounding headphones are ready to spin your favorite ...

Whether you're listening in your living room, in your car or on a plane, you can make audio sound the way you want using a simple equalizer (EQ). It can even help compensate (to an extent) for ...

Hello, I need a ten-band EQ app for MacOS. I use HD-600 headphones and I like to add a bit of low end to my music. eqMac was fine but for some reason I got some warnings on Sequoia that it was using a ...

Listening to music is probably one of the most common uses for our smartphones. Whether you’re an iPhone or Android owner, downloading or streaming your favorite tunes and then blasting them at your ...

The quick answer is “Yes, of course you should.” The more complex answer is “But only if you need it.” Your iPhone has an equalizer built in, although it’s not exactly easy to find.

I remember it like it was yesterday: sitting in my car cranking up Van Halen's 5150 and spending the entire album fiddling with the 10-band EQ I'd installed to get the best sound possible. You don't ...