I have a pair of handy earbuds - liberty pro 3's from anker - that have a 'hear ID' fn that basically plays sounds at certain frequencies / levels and you hit the button when you can hear the sound. Monkey hit the button and get a banana - or in this case, a curve for you. It was clear to me that after half a century so far... I don't hear the same frequencies, at the same levels, in each ear. Especially I've lost some of the high frequency hearing. All that to say, I like the end result of the generated curve for what use these buds for.
So, question is - is the 'goal' of EQ to adjust the reproduced frequency spectrum to sound 'equalized'?
So, question is - is the 'goal' of EQ to adjust the reproduced frequency spectrum to sound 'equalized'?