Aeon RT Closed EQ Settings

[metal4ever]

Hey! I recently purchased the Dan Clark Aeon RT Closed and was curious if anyone could share EQ settings for this headphone with the ADI-2 PRO.

 

[staticV3]

Hi @metal4ever! Welcome to ASR.

Here's a preset I made using https://autoeq.app/:


The last filter (High shelf) is the Treble control.

You can experiment with different response targets and EQ parameters yourself if you'd like, the website is pretty easy to use.

Just make sure that you type in the correct Min/Max Fc/Q/gain values and filter types into the Custom Parametric Eq configurator, otherwise you won't be able to copy the values over to your RME.

You can find these in the User Manual, the ADI Remote App, or directly within your ADI-2.

 

[metal4ever]

Hi @metal4ever! Welcome to ASR.

Here's a preset I made using https://autoeq.app/:
View attachment 515835

The last filter (High shelf) is the Treble control.

You can experiment with different response targets and EQ parameters yourself if you'd like, the website is pretty easy to use.

Just make sure that you type in the correct Min/Max Fc/Q/gain values and filter types into the Custom Parametric Eq configurator, otherwise you won't be able to copy the values over to your RME.

You can find these in the User Manual, the ADI Remote App, or directly within your ADI-2.

Awesome! Thanks

 

[metal4ever]

Hi @metal4ever! Welcome to ASR.

Here's a preset I made using https://autoeq.app/:
View attachment 515835

The last filter (High shelf) is the Treble control.

You can experiment with different response targets and EQ parameters yourself if you'd like, the website is pretty easy to use.

Just make sure that you type in the correct Min/Max Fc/Q/gain values and filter types into the Custom Parametric Eq configurator, otherwise you won't be able to copy the values over to your RME.

You can find these in the User Manual, the ADI Remote App, or directly within your ADI-2.

I assume you adjust bass to taste?

 

[staticV3]

I assume you adjust bass to taste?

That's possible, yes