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sverek t1_j2d4w4r wrote

EQ is not an options?

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toastyhoodie t1_j2d28jp wrote

Dongles and amps don’t change sound signatures (save for tube amps)

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Toronto-Will t1_j2d6ehv wrote

USB-C implies Android—Wavelet is an EQ app that works with all music players and you can add bass & dampen treble to your heart’s content. Some apps like Spotify also have a basic EQ built into them.

Dongles aren’t supposed to alter the sound profile, and even if they did it is of limited usefulness if the effect is something that can’t be tweaked at all. It’s just DSP at the end of the day, there’s no benefit to doing it blindly in the dongle rather than via a controlled EQ setting.

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seeky1950 t1_j2cz5wz wrote

Have a look at some reviews on youtube (darko audio)of the cayin Ru6 dongle dac. If memory serves me correctly, it might be what you're looking for.

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