SpotEQ: Equalizer Bass Booster Reviews – Page 3
5/5 rating based on 146 reviews. Read all reviews for SpotEQ: Equalizer Bass Booster for iPhone.
SpotEQ: Equalizer Bass Booster is paid iOS app published by Zack Fletcher
Really great EQ but it’s got probably
Yuh Boi Val
Works great MOST of the time. But it sometimes stops playing your music and won’t start again until you close the app and wait for it to restart. It also asks you if how you would rate it and if you want to leave a review but then tells you you can’t
Nope
The Hork Pop
I don’t think so people $5.99 for a Spotify EQ that don’t play all the songs on your liked songs, Instead I will just invest in a $120 EQ for my truck and forget using these crappie Apps.
Transforms Your Music
Monopoly Lover 88
This app is incredible. The detail with which I can fine tune my EQ curves allows me to transform the sound in ways that no other EQ app can replicate. This app has greatly enhanced my music listening experience.
Most used app!
trevfisher123
Downloaded this app way back in late 2016 or early 17 when I bought my first truck. Made my cheap stereo sound super good! Now I use it to make my beater car sound better and makes my Harmon Kardon system sound phenomenal in my new truck. Glad to see the app is still getting updates
Spoteq
unknown926282934
Good app and all great sound puts my bass the way i want it but yall just need to bring a offline version to this
Wow!!!!
PA-Will
I have finally found an equalizer app that works and sounds INCREDIBLY clean. I can not believe the sound and clean volume coming from a simple app. This was well worth the price....
Drops
scoobyatesnacks
I primarily use this in conjunction with my car stereo. Adjustments are easy to make and finding a sweet spot with my audio gear works well. If I have a complaint it is that it randomly drops out in the middle of songs on my playlists. It does weird stuff when I try to recover it (which I shouldn’t be doing at all). If I wait for it to correct itself it doesn’t always remember where it was if it recovers at all. I love the functionality, but the execution needs some help.