if i have my computer playing sound to the amp would i be able to adjust the eq from my computer
170316
Yes of course, if the music is being played by a program that has an equailizer (such as Windows Mediaplayer or JRiver Mediacenter). The amplifier will accept whatever the computer gives as an output and amplifies it to the headphones.
170317
Yes. The device is an amplifier only, so the input to it can be equalized as with any pre-amplifier.
170318
Yes, both the volume control on the amp and the one on your phone, tablet or computer will also work. At first, it takes a bit of fiddling around to figure out how high or low to set each but you'll get it in a few minutes.I would, however, recommend spending the extra $20 and get the Bravo Ocean Mini. If you're looking for a tube amp sound, the Ocean uses tube for both amp and pre-amp where the V1 is only the amp. Both are really nice and fun if you want to play around with tube swapping and the like as well.
170319
I advise IN FAVOUR of the Bravo Audio V1, as opposed to the Bravo Ocean Mini. I have both The V1 and Ocean Mini, and the V1 has much better sound (better bass, dynamics and crispness - not brightness). This is maybe due to the superior build of the tube installed in the V1 (EH 6922 gold pins).
170320
Yes, both the volume control on the amp and the one on your phone, tablet or computer will also work. At first, it takes a bit of fiddling around to figure out how high or low to set each but you'll get it in a few minutes. I would, however, recommend spending the extra $20 and get the Bravo Ocean Mini. If you're looking for a tube amp sound, the Ocean uses tube for both amp and pre-amp where the V1 is only the amp. Both are really nice and fun if you want to play around with tube swapping and the like as well.
550627
The Best way is to have some kind of sound board connected before you plug it into the computer but you can also go from the output on the amp into a 1/4 inch jack to the smaller 1/8 mic input on the back of your computer
232088
Yes and no. You will be able to adjust fade and balance from the head unit. But you will have to adjust the high pass filter from the amp.
1616124
Yes but no EQ (settings not assessable). I personally cannot stand 'flat' music so it now collects dust on my desk...
2005386
You can bypass this by downloading an equalizer app and sending music through the equalizer via Airplay. That gives you the control to adjust base, trebles etc.
1272895
Either will work. If you plug into the pre-amp your PC can be one of the components you can select to hear.
1812806
I don't think so. The audio jacks (both front and back) that came with the computer are hard wired to the motherboard and once you enable the sound card, those are disabled. I bought the card my built in sound card failed. I was hoping the new card supported EQ function but it does not thus the audio/music sound like crap. I eventually swapped computers with my wife and gave her the Creative card as she can't hear the difference. I was disappointed the this card performance.
266317
you can hook and audio amplifier to it.it only has rca inputs for diferent sides and a gound and a small power wire.i don't think you can use it with a pc.some pcs has built in eq in their music library so you can adjust the sound quality.
108810
There is no specific way since the stereo does all the amplifing itself. Outside of the eq presets thats it.
1417434
You will probably have better control if you will get an AMP to go with it rather than just plugging it straight to the PC. This makes alot of feedbacks specially if the place is small.
222976
You probably could but you would need 1/4" jack adaptors. This EQ is intended for use with a musical instrument like electric guitar. I think a home audio eq would work better and be less of a hassle.
1280958
Yes, DAC out to AMP in, but remember, this DAC does not have volume knob so volume needs to be set in your computer.
266853
You would need to provide speaker inputs. You can run the audio out of your computer into a inexpesive amp, and them from the amp to the speakers. It works quite well.
1362649
Yes. There is a custom EQ. Ranges are 80, 250, 1k, 4k, 13k HZ. With DB +12 to -12.
1948772
It does have an eq - you can basically eq the amp model or add an eq pedal in place of an fx pedal
1624020
You can adjust the volume and gains. I've used this amplifier behind a PC headset jack (Apple MacBook Pro and Lenovo W530), Bose PC speaker jack (powered), and behind a Onkyo receiver. If already amplified, it's more important to adjust the gains and volume level to compensate but it's very simple. In all cases the sound qualified was significantly improved and the only time it didn't make a noticeable difference was behind a DAC which says a lot.
1249868
You can use the aux input. You'll need good speakers or else the amp will just make the music rough and distorted.