Brandis “Bludshed” Black
2 years ago
First one i downloaded works great as far as I can tell (first 15 minutes of use) way better then the thing that is on my phone that came added into the menue at the tp dts... I am using the free version. Can adjust the EQ, virtualizer, and Bass. Can save the EQ you set. Dont know how many. I have tried others in the past that didn't work for what I needed at the time. Makes my headphones seem louder and better quality.
A Google user
5 years ago
I use this app on tablets to boost the speaker and it seems to work no matter what brand of tablet/chip it is. Also, some games hijack the loudness volume to a ridiculously low level. Guess what? MVEQ can fix that. However, some games re-hijack the volume after a stage and/or function change, and when that happens might have to recall MVEQ and readjust the loudness volume again (down a bit and back up to reestablish setting). So, since doing it manually works, I kind of wish the app could do it automatically. Just an idea if the developer has been wanting to add an additional feature.
Karl Lafler
2 years ago
I subscribe to Amazon Unlimited music, which is lately having EQ issues. I was advised of this app and after some fine tuning, I'm finding that it works very well . I'm using a generic inexpensive mobile device. It works good with the service I'm using. I tried it with Tidal and wasn't really impressed.I'm happy with the performance with AmazonUnlimited .I listen with various headphones. Bluetooth and wired. It has ads, but they don't harass you like flies and are unobtrusive. VU is fake.