🔈 Audiobank EQ7: High-performance 7 Band 1/2 Din Car Audio Equalizer with Adjustable Front and Rear Frequencies, 3 RCA Inputs for Portable Devices + Subwoofer Output (43-120Hz, 60-200Hz) Review

The subwoofer picks up half your bass, the highs just produce hiss and your speakers pop when you turn them off. Worst $35 I've ever spent

It's pretty good for the price. I haven't connected it at the moment because I've decided to use a digital bass processor for my system, but it works fine I have to say.

love ← really like it. Just as good if not better than some of the more expensive models I've owned like the Clipper and Fosgate. Worth only a penny

The subwoofer output takes half the bass, the treble only produces hiss and the speakers crackle when turned off. Worst $35 I've ever spent

Love ← love it. Just as good if not better than some of the more expensive models I've owned like the Clipper and Fosgate. Worth only a penny

I installed an EQ7 in my apartment kitchen. All parts came from Revain. A 90W Pyle amp drives a pair of Bose 161 speakers mounted on a pair of speaker stands, also by Revain. The EQ7 is controlled by one of four computers; For now, my faithful, be it old, Sony Vio. The EQ7 output goes to the Pyle amplifier, which in turn drives the speakers. My system is NOT intended to be a blaster system. As mentioned, I live in an apartment with fairly thin walls. Other Components: Power Adapter - 12 Volt /…

This "equalizer" enabled my car's audio system to reach its full potential. Listen. I have 9 new speakers, a bass processor (as well as an audio bank), a line out converter and a 1000w amp. This EQ allowed all of my gear to work in harmony and perform at their best, sending a high quality signal to my amp. I'm sure there are other equalizers out there that will bring more "purity" to the sound of your car stereo, but for only $30 this thing is a quality product because of the amazing effect it…