Having such a feature allows you to be able to create a very dynamic sound profile for your Galaxy device. Even better is the fact that 2 different profiles are created when headphones are connected. Yes! So that means whatever settings are made when headphones are connected will only be in affect when they are connected. When disconnected, the device sound profile reverts back to the EQ settings you had while disconnected.
It's a feature very effective that's been overlooked and underappreciated for many many years. Even well known YouTube reviewers, from what I've seen, haven't covered this promising feature. We know how they love to compare speaker sounds in their "speaker tests."
It's something that if you don't know what you're doing, you can make your speakers should like trash. Don't fret though, you can always set it back to the normal preset!
Pictured is a custom profile that I'm currently using on my Galaxy S10. For over 10years now, the sound profile that I've been using hasn't strayed far from this one. Every device is different and soundalive version has a different frequencies it has emphasis on. Some whenever have more bands of adjustment than others. I really miss the version that had b like 10 bands and allowed you to adjust frequencies as low as 40hz!! That profile was really full!!
Anyway, what do you think? Like & comment. 😎👍🏾
