Is the system only programmed with preset equalizers or can i also manually adjust bass, midbass and treble?
1089387
you can manually adjust, but make sure it works well I have been having so many issues since I bought it. I haven't been able to get it resolve by the seller, Amazon, or Samsung. Just be careful.
1089388
It has a button for mega bass, so u can adjust it to two different bass sounds... Really loud bass and w/o the bass it still has great sound
550309
Just presets and then a Xtra Bass button that cranks the bass way up high. Seems to be fine. If more adjustment is needed it can be done on the iPod/iPhone.
2067229
Hi, Depends on your stereo. Some stereos have the option to adjust the subwoofer level, the frequency gain and etc. This one have some knobs on the right side were you can adjust them too.
283211
It does not have a bass control. To obtaincontrol you have to use the connections that go thrugh your computer. The sound is good if not played too loud. I find this the most discouraging aspect of the machine. I have check several other models like this and none have a bass/trebile controls.
2161663
It has a different set of equalization. Plus manual bass subwoofer and hight frequency
1521526
No equalizer. However, it has a tone control for bass and treble. It can be found under Options, then select Tone Control.
372712
You can't.But you can (bear with me) in one of 3 ways.While there are no controls marked Treble & Bass, hitting the "Sound Mode" button effectively brings up the treble & brings down the bass in a fixed configuration.ORyou can use the "sub woofer" +/- for more subtle gradesORyou can go to the "menu" mode on your TV (most of them have same nowadays) and adjust the treble/bass functions there.I realise none of these is as simple as the old T/B function was (is, on many other systems) but they DO work, quite well. You can't.But you can (bear with me) in one of 3 ways.While there are no controls marked Treble & Bass, hitting the "Sound Mode" button effectively brings up the treble & brings down the bass in a fixed configuration.ORyou can use the "sub woofer" +/- for more subtle gradesORyou can go to the "menu" mode on your TV (most of them have same nowadays) and adjust the treble/bass functions there.I realise none of these is as simple as the old T/B function was (is, on many other systems) but they... » Read More You can't.But you can (bear with me) in one of 3 ways.While there are no controls marked Treble & Bass, hitting the "Sound Mode" button effectively brings up the treble & brings down the bass in a fixed configuration.ORyou can use the "sub woofer" +/- for more subtle gradesORyou can go to the "menu" mode on your TV (most of them have same nowadays) and adjust the treble/bass functions there.I realise none of these is as simple as the old T/B function was (is, on many other systems) but they DO work, quite well. « Show Less
677639
The only thing that mine does is to change from stereo to mono and it only does this when in FM mode. The manual states there are 11 presets, but it does not seem to be so. At least there are separate buttons for treble and bass anyway, which is good to have the control.
756928
Yes, and the equalizer and Left-Right balance settings on the TV also are passed on to the external speakers. This can be a bit of problem, though, if you sometimes use the internal speakers, and sometimes external speakers, since they don't have separate settings. I find I have to turn the bass way up and treble way down to make the internal speakers tolerable, but then need to change back to more normal settings when using my decent external 2.1 speakers.
1135386
everyones answer is wrong, this system has a built-in EQ that automatically adjusts the bass even when you turn it all the way down, this is so you get the best sound no matter what but it does make it a little bad when you wanna keep things down at night and want zero bass lol. it even says it in the description "Dynamic, real-time bass equalization maximizes bass response while minimizing distortion" ive been trying to find a way to snuff the bass out at the spot where all the speakers connect but i havent figured anything out
556171
It's adjustable but pretty basic, standard treble, mid, bass options. Also the "Bass Bazooka" option you will never turn off because music and sounds come out EXTREMELY weak without it (it doesnt effect your EQ setting though)
638111
no, there is also no equalizer controls, just pre sets. but, I work in a foundry that's very loud and even with the noise and ear plugs in I can hear the music! it's loud...
727444
I don't know about equalizer levels, but you can adjust volume on each speaker.
711964
Yes. That type of preset is available, but you can also adjust bass and treble independently. There's also balance, auto volume, virtual surround, and Clear Voice II (which I haven't used, but apparently it tries to boost vocal frequencies to make dialogue louder). You can also disable the TV speakers, which I didn't realize until I looked just now.Same sort of thing for the picture settings. There are presets but you can adjust backlight, contrast, brightness, sharpness, color, tint, color temperature, etc. And that's before getting into the "advanced" picture settings. There's also a pretty good calibration wizard if you don't like the defaults but aren't sure where to start with adjustments. Yes. That type of preset is available, but you can also adjust bass and treble independently. There's also balance, auto volume, virtual surround, and Clear Voice II (which I haven't used, but apparently it tries to boost vocal frequencies to make dialogue louder). You can also disable the TV speakers, which I didn't realize until I looked just now.Same sort of thing for the picture settings. There are presets but you can adjust backlight, contrast, brightness, sharpness, color, tint, color temperature, etc. And that's before getting into the "advanced" picture... » Read More Yes. That type of preset is available, but you can also adjust bass and treble independently. There's also balance, auto volume, virtual surround, and Clear Voice II (which I haven't used, but apparently it tries to boost vocal frequencies to make dialogue louder). You can also disable the TV speakers, which I didn't realize until I looked just now.Same sort of thing for the picture settings. There are presets but you can adjust backlight, contrast, brightness, sharpness, color, tint, color temperature, etc. And that's before getting into the "advanced" picture settings. There's also a pretty good calibration wizard if you don't like the defaults but aren't sure where to start with adjustments. « Show Less
1164602
There are several controls, bass, Treble, mono, sound virtualized. However they seem only minimally effective for me.
45055
I'm hardly a wizard but it appears that you can set (1) an instrument emulator (bass, seven string, etc) or not (2) a stomp box or not (3) an amp and (4) an effect or none. You can't stack effects/stomp boxes with just the amp.
372710
You can't. But you can (bear with me) in one of 3 ways. While there are no controls marked Treble & Bass, hitting the "Sound Mode" button effectively brings up the treble & brings down the bass in a fixed configuration. OR you can use the "sub woofer" +/- for more subtle grades OR you can go to the "menu" mode on your TV (most of them have same nowadays) and adjust the treble/bass functions there. I realise none of these is as simple as the old T/B function was (is, on many other systems) but they DO work, quite well.