Bass Booster & EQ Amplifier 4+

I have just started using this app as my primary EQ Amplifier on my iPad Pro (2021) and iPhone 14 Pro, having tried countless others before. The customizations options offered for one’s particular taste are great. They work well for the most part. You can make a “great” resolving pair of headphones sound spectacular, if you know what exactly you like. I use the app for my Ultrasone Edition 8EX, Meze Liric, and T+A Solitaire P. The EQ customizations just make all three perfect beyond belief, particularly the Solitaire P (my endgame pair).

However, there are three suggestions, in my humble opinion, that would make this app an unbeatable EQ experience on the iPad and iPhone:

1. App should remember where you left off when restarting. It gives you the Recently Played Songs; but it does not show what Play Queue you last used and where you were in the Queue.

2. App should remember which custom EQ setting you last had upon restarting. It defaults back to “None” — just a little irritating particularly considering that the custom settings are at the end.

3. It would be nice if the app would display in Horizontal mode on the iPad. At least allow the user the option.

This app is great and I love how I can increase the bass to how I perfectly love it for my air pod pros and studio 3s. I came from studio 2 wireless so I love the bass, and I really wanted it and this app allowed all the music I downloaded into my phone through I music to be bass boosted and I can lock my phone as I listen to it. The one thing that can make it even better is if when my phone is on lock mode and closed if I can have a music time slider to change what part of the song I’m at. Otherwise everything is great. Also fix crashing issues.

Look it’s a good app BUT you need to go through a bunch of things to get the music on the app itself. You have to have Apple Music and you have to have a apple subscription first and have the music saved and playable offline and when you go into the bass app you need to subscribe to even bass up or treble your music up, in reality. You need to spend 10$ for the Apple Music and then the app itself it 3$ per week so it’ll cost roughly 22$ per month to even remotely work. When you get the music finally on the app it says it’s unable to play the music because of RDM restrictives or some bs like that, so it’s a hard app to work I sat on my phone for a full hour Importing music and when I got the music on there it was basically useless. That’s just a theory A game theory.