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[Pike84]

Almost no one commented on my plead for some more equalizer bands, so maybe this will reveal your thoughts .

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Adding more bands would be somewhat problematic for the existing skins, but I still wish to know, how many people would endorse the idea. So, vote away !

[Jace]

I don't care, but I still use it

..Perhaps a plugin like this would come in question?
Neato Plugin
and of course, a screenshot

[tigre]

I don't care, but I still use it

..Perhaps a plugin like this would come in question?
Neato Plugin
and of course, a screenshot

Yeah! This one is good. High quality algorithms used ('n many bands). To prevent clipping only negative values are possible. It's integrated in foobar2000.

[Pike84]

Uh.. Seems nice, but how do you use it? Can't see it in my plugins list..

[tigre]

Uh.. Seems nice, but how do you use it? Can't see it in my plugins list..

If you're talking about XMPlay: Only Winamp input plugins supported. This equalizer is a DSP plugin.
In Winamp: Install it (dsp_superequ.dll has to be in plugins folder, a dsp_superequ subfolder is created), it should be in the dsp section of the plugin list.

[Jace]

As I said, 'a plugin like this', not 'this very plugin'...

[Pike84]

Oh, I see . That plugin is no use to me tho, since I was already happy with Winamp's ten equalizer bands. Hope we'll have something like that for Xmplay too.

[Zarggg]

Personally, I think things sound better without EQ.

[picky]

I do care about more bands!
While no musical note can be found above 16kHz, a lot can be heard below 63Hz. You will need good headphones or speakers and also need to play louder to overcome the ear's sensitivity loss. That is why 1 (one) extra band at 63/4 approx. 16Hz makes sense.