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I've been a contributing editor for PCMag since 2011. Before that, I was PCMag's lead audio analyst from 2006 to 2011. Even though I'm a freelancer now, PCMag has been my home for well over a decade, ...

The quick answer is “Yes, of course you should.” The more complex answer is “But only if you need it.” Your iPhone has an equalizer built in, although it’s not exactly easy to find.

High-quality audio is essential for an immersive and competitive gaming experience. Every footstep, gunshot, and environmental cue can affect performance, making clear, precise sound critical for both ...

One of the best things about modern-day headphones is that they actually can get better over time, thanks to software updates. Such is the case with the Google Pixel Buds Pro, which got a pretty huge ...

Equalizer APO is a great open-source tool that gives the user control over the sound coming from their computer. This is not just useful for music producers but also for general users looking for a ...

Listening to music is probably one of the most common uses for our smartphones. Whether you’re an iPhone or Android owner, downloading or streaming your favorite tunes and then blasting them at your ...

I believe those are frequency bands. What's you're doing with an equalizer is (with gross generalizations) altering the amplification of different frequencies. You do this to taste, so there's no ...