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<blockquote data-quote="MikeFromMesa" data-source="post: 1737333" data-attributes="member: 305741">I have been using high for a long time now so that is not the problem, but thank you for the suggestion.I switched to a set of Bose over-ear headphones and the audio sound frequency through the better speakers is much lower than I am comfortable with.&nbsp; I want to boost the treble but the built-in equalizer on the iPhone does nothing to the sound from the Audible app. I assume the equalizer is hooked up to the music player on the iPhone and not to the sound from the Audible app. I have downloaded perhaps 6 free equalizers and they do nothing to control the frequency reproduction from the app. There probably is an equalizer app that will work but I have pretty much run through all of the free ones and, while I don't mind spending money to get an equalizer that would work, I have no idea which one that might be.On my old Samsung S5 phone, which still works as an Audible player, I can adjust the controls on several of the free Android equalizer apps and listen to the sound reproduction from the Audible app change, but nothing like that happens on the iPhone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MikeFromMesa, post: 1737333, member: 305741"] I have been using high for a long time now so that is not the problem, but thank you for the suggestion. I switched to a set of Bose over-ear headphones and the audio sound frequency through the better speakers is much lower than I am comfortable with. I want to boost the treble but the built-in equalizer on the iPhone does nothing to the sound from the Audible app. I assume the equalizer is hooked up to the music player on the iPhone and not to the sound from the Audible app. I have downloaded perhaps 6 free equalizers and they do nothing to control the frequency reproduction from the app. There probably is an equalizer app that will work but I have pretty much run through all of the free ones and, while I don't mind spending money to get an equalizer that would work, I have no idea which one that might be. On my old Samsung S5 phone, which still works as an Audible player, I can adjust the controls on several of the free Android equalizer apps and listen to the sound reproduction from the Audible app change, but nothing like that happens on the iPhone. [/QUOTE]

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