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Most of the players that have 10 bands have their frequencies adjustable at 31, 62, 125, 250, 500, 1k, 2k, 4k, 8k, 16k, except the following: Also I went back to some of the other players to look more closely at their EQ bands. It does require a root however, so the red mark for equalizer export still remains, as it is difficult and for some phones impossible to do. Since Joe posted above that on a rooted phone it is possible to export and edit presets of the equalizer in Onkyo HF, I gave it a green square on the EQ as this makes it one of the most capable ones. There is nothing that makes Rocket stand out from the rest of the premium players, and for the same price I would definitely prefer GoneMad, PowerAmp or jetAudio Plus.

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Rocket Player Premium: The free version does not have gapless playback, but the premium version does and it works. If anything, I would say I prefer using the majority of the other players in the list. I also did not find the interface superior in any way. Besides that, as much as I looked I could not find any single feature that separates it from the rest of the players, which makes me question its price. It has the ability to output high resolution audio to a USB DAC, just like Neutron and Onkyo HF do. USB Audio Player PRO: I was able to test it by following the suggested link.

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I spent some more time with the players today and decided to update my table. This is part 3 of my testing of music players on Android.

The EQ files are located in data/data/.musicplayer/files/Preset_EQ. Meanwhile, the Onkyo EQ settings can actually be edited in text form and exported if you root. (Yes FIR EQs can also be made into minimum phase) This is especially true given that headphones are essentially minimum-phase systems, and a minimum-phase EQ with a curve that corrects a given pair of headphones' deficiencies will also happen to *correct* phase deficiencies rather than add to them. However, for a given EQ correction curve and putting aside whether the filter is IIR or FIR, I submit that it is actually better for the EQ to be minimum phase rather than linear phase. For casual tone-shaping EQ the Onkyo EQ is the most fluid experience and it is made possible by its FIR calculation method. The real advantage of the Onkyo EQ lies in it letting you specify arbitrary EQ curves without being limited in frequency precision as in the case of a traditional x-band graphic EQ or having to derive the final EQ curve from a combination of several filters as in the case of a parametric EQ like Neutron's. This would be especially true with the limited capability of the hardware that a smart phone would have. The latency introduced by FIR can also introduce problems if one is concerned with the 'theoretical measurements', and it might not give better results across the board for different types of music for all EQ settings. In terms of theoretical measurements I am not certain that there is a clear advantage either. My claim is only concerned with the practical application of the EQ in a smart phone, and I stand by it.

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For a portable audio player, which should only have to deal with smooth curve adjustments that shape the output for headphones I don't see how this should be a concern. Room correction software, and especially the high quality ones that you mentioned would be concerned about having to deal with weird room acoustics where certain frequencies might have to be shaped very precisely, where something like 'unexpected drops or boost in amplitude' would be a concern.

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Plug-ins for mastering software should have the ability to choose both, as can be seen on this video.

'I don't think for normal EQ curves this matters at all.' NORMAL here being the key word.

Android poweramp app scans finds folders empty