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Odd-Spend-8757 t1_itv8995 wrote

I suggest you to use oratory presets only as a general guideline. I find that those presets sounds harsh too. Try to learn how to EQ by yourself, I learned with some hours of training.

An easy way: you can start from the oratory presets and modify up or down the bands that have the low shelf or the high shelf, following your preferences (do it while you listen to a song that you know well).

You can also look at the frequency response graph of your headphone and identify all the peaks and the dips. Then simply eq them.

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justaalawstudent OP t1_itwvtbs wrote

Yes, I started to tweak some more with the EQ and it can REALLY tame the brightness down.

Edit: will have to see where this goes though. I think there's a limit to how much you can EQ brightness down without killing the actual headphone's overall sound.

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