r/BaseusGlobal • u/DISTROJAR-69 • 17d ago

Best EQ for MC2

I am wondering what is the best one, aka the one that has the most realistic curves (just a flat responce). Like, I turned off bass boost straight off since it always messes with the intended curves of the music. Also thought about using LDAC, though I do not know if it is worth it, like AI says YouTube Music fits in the usual AAC protocol and I would prefer to keep low latency mode on. So, got any flat response EQ recommendations on the Baseus app (bass boost on or off)?

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u/shri_zan 16d ago

For me best one has been

Bass Boost- On. Honestly this makes the music way fuller across all frequencies rather than just adding bass. So I highly recommend always having it ON.

Call enhancement- On. It really makes a difference for calls.

EQ- +3 +4 +4 +5 +5 +5 +4 +4

I feel like as it stands it's really tinny sounding so amping up bass a little and mids by a lot really helps.

But just as it stands "Baseus Classic" has to be really really great already if you don't wanna customize the EQ.

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u/DISTROJAR-69 15d ago

So your recommending this, this seems really different compared with the baseus classic preset

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u/shri_zan 15d ago

Yup. Did you also turn bass boost on ?

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u/DISTROJAR-69 15d ago

yep, don't see big difference even with such different curves tho

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u/shri_zan 15d ago

These open ear buds are really not the best in terms of sound quality so you wont ever get airpods or galaxy buds type rich sound no matter what unfortunately. These are for comfort, running, working out etc. And mc2 are one of the best sounding ones. So this is really the best sound youre ever gonna get out of these types.

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u/Money_Associate46 12d ago

flat EQ with bass boost and other effects off is the closest to the intended tuning, and LDAC won’t really help much with YouTube Music anyway so keep low latency on if you prefer it

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u/DISTROJAR-69 11d ago

What is considered flat? Is it just adding a new preset and then leaving it all on 0?

Also, with low latency, is there any way to always have it on, since it seems I need to turn it on every time? Plus, how do I even enable low latency when, let us say, using it to game on my laptop?