Bellari Audio EQ570 Audio Equalizer Black

The Bellari Audio EQ570 Audio Equalizer is a game-changer when it comes to enhancing the sound quality of your headphones. As an avid music listener, I know that some people may be skeptical about EQing headphones, but the EQ570 has completely transformed my listening experience. I tried the EQ570 on a variety of headphones, including my Focal Elegias, SHP9500's, Jubilee58x, and Grado 325x, and I was blown away by the difference it made. It's amazing how much more detail and depth you can hear in your music when you have an equalizer like this one. The EQ570 breathed new life into my headphones and made my listening experience so much better. What I love about the EQ570 is how easy it is to use. It has a simple layout with intuitive controls that make it easy to adjust the EQ settings to your liking. The rugged metal chassis also ensures that it's built to last and can handle regular use without any issues. Overall, if you're someone who loves music and wants to take your listening experience to the next level, the Bellari Audio EQ570 Audio Equalizer is definitely worth considering. It's a powerful and versatile tool that can enhance the sound quality of a wide range of headphones and make your music sound better than ever before.

About 20 years ago my vintage Onkyo A-8700 integrated amp was retired and replaced by a Denon 5 channel receiver to be used in the living room hooked to the TV with a 12 inch Bic sub. Wanting to play my old album collection again I decided to get my 8700 out of the attic along with my turntable and clean them both up. The Techniqes turntable also got a new cartridge and stylus. I also had an old pair of Bose 301's that would come out retirement to aide in my new setup. I wanted another pair of speakers to assist the Bose with upper bass and highs. I ordered a pair of Klipsch R-51M. Even though these 4 speakers sound great together I've always known I would get a sub to finish the low end. Even with these 4 Speakers driven with my Onkyo they seem to missing some clarity that I was looking for. So I started shopping for equalizers and came across this Bellari EQ570. Not being made in China was important and seeing they were made in the USA was the deal breaker.. My older Onkyo and turntable were both made in Japan and the quality is impeccable. The amp weighs as much as a city bus. This Bellari really added new life to these speakers. I can now hear every click on the high hat and the ride cymbals have such a nice clear ping to them the way they were meant to be heard . This unit looks well built and the knobs have a nice quality feel to them. The only thing I didn't like about the unit was the indents in the knobs should be painted red or black so you can easily see where each knob is set at. A black sharpie should fix this issue.. Still deserves 5 stars.

I tested the power adaptor if the power cuts of from the source but it is not. So the issue is on the unit where it randomly loses power for a moment. I can hear it click so it must have a defective relay or something on the circuit. I try to replace it and will be receiving another one and if it have the same issue then it is a shame made in USA. Update: after the replacement I thought the issue was resolved but the replacement unit has the same problem so I am returning this as well. I ordered a different product and 60% cheaper and it does not cutoff like this one so I bought two “Sybasonic Tone Control Preamp” this is the product that works after I was playing it for 4 hours on my edrum it never had any issue and has more dynamic sound and more alive.

I was hoping to use this little EQ to improve the sound of an inexpensive receiver/speaker combo. But there was no way to reduce the input gain to make up for the gain increase I was adding with the EQ controls. So it quickly introduced distortion if I increased the bass more than a tiny bit. I had a similar problem using it between a tape output and a Bluetooth transmitter sending signal to a set of outdoor speakers. It bums me out because there is such a dearth of good, inexpensive, simple to use EQs these days. And it seems like it would be incredibly simple for Belari to add a 15 dB+/- gain control to make this unit infinitely more useful.