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"Perfect" iTunes equalizer setting
Merlin Mann | Aug 27 2007
I noticed a lot of people are favoriting this screen grab of the "Perfect" iTunes equalizer setting (I posted it to Flickr, so I won't keep forgetting it when I need it).
Ever since I saw this in that Mac OS X Hints article, I've used it as my default equalizer in iTunes -- it seems to give a nice pop to MP3 tracks in particular. HOWTO and specific settings from the original article:
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 On ye olde built in...Submitted by Mike G. (not verified) on August 27, 2007 - 5:54pm.
On ye olde built in Powerbook speakers I like the setting posted by DrLex in the comments on that hint: Preamp -3.5 db -12, +6, +12, +1, -5, -3, 0, -1, +1, +3 db It makes the stream and podcast audio that I sometimes pipe through those speakers sound less transistor radio-like. I'm sure that maxed out 125hz band breaks a rule somewhere. But for helping to make the low end distinct from the ambient noise of hard drive spins et. al., it does the job. » POSTED IN:
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