I always found it odd that I had to boost the upper ranges to like +10 for my desired treble level, but never sounded bad when I did it.Įdit: Ironically, I turned off the EQ and went back to listening to the HE400s innate sound, and it was putting off some awesome level bass. The Fuze was lowering the 'preamp' FOR me. I always found that odd, but now I totally get it, which is why when I boosted anything past it's flat curve, it didn't distort. I think I can grasp the concept of equalizing, by keeping what you want boosted at the same level, and lowering everything else, then just raising the volume.Įdit: THAT'S IT! THAT'S why my Sansa Fuze lowers it's volume as soon as I go to the custom EQ preset and I nudge any frequency off it's flat curve. When I raised the volume to my desired level, the bass was louder, not BOOSTED per se. I kind of guessed that just by process of elimination.īy lowering the pre-amp by the same decibel levels as the bass boost, it means that my bass was kept at the normal level (when it was un-eq'd), while the rest of the spectrum was lowered.
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