This is a surprisingly complex question that Andrew Welker, Chief Product Officer, answers in this video. Considerations are all about audio quality, but the answer is not just a straight up yes or no to using an equalizer or tone controls.

First and foremost, additional processing in the audio signal path is not a good thing. You may think that means the EQ is taboo, but as always, there are exceptions to the rule. Spoiler alert: it's all about whether your music is well-recorded.

Big shout out to the 78 collectors who jump through all kinds of hoops to listen to their 78 RPM records.

Looking forward to seeing what you have to say about why you do or do not use EQ in your system. Like all things audio, it's all about what makes your sound sing.

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