Audeze Maxwell Wireless Gaming Headset for Xbox Series X|S - Manual (Page 20)

Maxwell User Guide
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Bass Boost This EQ curve applies a bass shelf, and
relaxes the upper midrange, for a warm,
punchy sound inspired by vintage
Audeze headphones.
Immersive This EQ curve enhances environmental
effects, combining increased bass
energy for real-world weight with
heightened treble detail to highlight
spatial and ambient sounds.
Competition This EQ curve brings forward details in
the midrange and lower treble, and
lessens bass from explosions and
effects that can otherwise overwhlem
critical game actions.
Footsteps This EQ curve is designed to enhance
footstep sounds in first-person shooter
games, with specific bass and midrange
boosts and cuts to highlight them and
lessen masking sounds.
Treble Boost This EQ curve is based on one of the
most popular audiophile curves, and is
going to give a well balanced sound with
a slightly boosted treble response.
EQ1, EQ2, EQ3, EQ4 These are blank EQ profiles that can be
programmed using the Audeze HQ app
to make your own tailored audio
experiences.
Programming Custom EQ Profiles
You can program one of the 4 customizable EQ presets via the Audeze
HQ app to suit your personal preferences when it comes to your audio
experience. These EQ presets are saved onto the headset for on-the-fly
switching using the switching method detailed above.
Mobile app :
EQ Profiles can be saved to one of the four preset slots on your
headphones by going to
the option menu in the upper right corner and selecting “Equalizer”