
A Google user
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I used it since froyo was new, and it still works perfectly. To those who wonder why increasing the gain on one band results in an overall reduction in volume, this is the nature of digital EQ's. If digital EQ's had actual gain the result would be digital clipping later in the signal path, and that sounds unbelievably awful, much worse than analog clipping. I do wish ot had more bands, but the only one that I found was full of spyware.
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....my fav eq app.....it affects the signal chain coming directly out of the drivers.....this way any and all sound is filtered regardless of what is generating it.....a lot of eq apps only intercept the audio of certain sources.....this one is universal.....and it supports custom presets! =D ....
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The paid version actually has a few bugs that weren't present in the free version: 1. In paid, the preset list doesn't go away when you select a preset. You have to hit the back button to make it go away. In the free version, the list got out of your way as soon as you selected a preset. 2. Sometimes the present list stays on the desktop even when AnEq isn't running. I had to reboot the phone to make it go away. This never happened in the free version 3. When re-opening the AnEq interface, it does not display the name of the currently selected preset, nor is it highlighted in the preset list. This works in the free version. So I recommend sticking with the free version, even though the free version stopped working for me out of the blue one day. Apart from that it works quite well, though it is very difficult to hit the button that turns the eq service on and off. It usually takes me 8-10 stabs to finally get it to work.
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