asus realtek hd audio manager usb headset

My best advice would be to use the equaliser APO software and just keep fiddling with the EQ until it sounds good. They should show up as different devices when connected by Bluetooth rather than wired. Your PC and drivers are behaving exactly as I'd expect them to. My ears prefer a more 'V' shaped audio signature, so that's why I've come here for help.Īnyone have any ideas on how I may achieve this? I would either need some way of forcing my headset to use the Realtek HD audio controller, or I would have to know what db values the 'powerful' preset offers in the Realtek EQ. I know that equalizers are not a necessary part of listening to music and playing games, but for some reason, without one, the audio in this pair of headphones sounds 'muddy' if that makes any sense. Seeing as how I thought it was indeed a software issue, I've tried out a software called 'Equalizer APO,' which WORKS, but I since the Realtek EQ never showed actual db values, don't know what db values to put into Equalizer APO to accurately replicate my previous setup (I was using the 'powerful' preset in the Realtek EQ as I thought it sounded best). The only ones where I CAN use the equalizer are the devices that are wired with an audio jack (or whatever that green cable's called :P). However, I don't think this is a problem with the headset, as none of my other USB audio devices have the option to use an equalizer, either. I've already gone to the manufacturer's website, but there are no drivers listed for the headset, seeing as the device is designed as a 'plug and play' type of experience. Unfortunately, whenever it is connected via Bluetooth, it shows up as an entirely different entry in my playback devices ('ep650' instead of 'speakers'), and instead of using the Realtek HD audio controller, it is using the default windows audio drivers, forcing the equalizer setting to vanish from the enhancements tab.

When it is plugged into my desktop, it shows up as 'speakers' in my playback devices, and I can freely adjust the equalizer as I see fit, thanks to my Realtek audio drivers. Recently, I've acquired a wireless USB Bluetooth headset (August ep650s) that I've been using with a wired cable, as I can't seem to use the Realtek audio equalizer when it is connected via Bluetooth.

Asus realtek hd audio manager usb headset