dB values for Realtek HD Powerful preset

[sashafan2]

Hello,

Could somebody give me the dB values for Realtek HD Powerful preset? I am trying to recreate it in another EQ.

Thanks in advance.

 

[greens]

dB is a measure of the ratio of the power being outputted to the maximum power.

I'm not sure it has any meaning outside of an amplifier.

 

[ricdiculus]

Actually, I in this case, I think he is talking about db in reference to 'Boost' or 'Cut' for specific frequencies, in relation to using an equalizer. With 0db being flat. I don't know if the 'powerful' preset will actually show you the eq's settings, but there is no reason you cant experiment, as you can't really hurt anything (as long as you don't go too heavy in the lower (bass, the left side of the eq) region. to much boost here could damage your speakers or headphones if they aren't able to handle it). Start with about 2-3db boost in the low frequency range first. See what that does for you, and adjust from there. Then you could add more sparkle to your high frequencies adding the same 2-3db to the sliders on the right side of the eq. This will get you close to what realtek considers a 'powerful' sound. Good luck to you!

 

[sashafan2]

dB is a measure of the ratio of the power being outputted to the maximum power.

I'm not sure it has any meaning outside of an amplifier.

By db values I mean db gain values that I can specify in EQ settings.

 

[ricdiculus]

Db, short for decibels, is a way to measure the level of sound. It applies to many things, beyond just electronic equipment. for example, a lawn mower running next to you, is around 95 to 100 db. Standing next to a jet engine about to take off, is around 130 - 150 db. Anything over 120db is considered to be past the threshold of pain.