Where is the graphic equalizer on the iPhone?

I think that the currently iPhone is not too much flexible since the iPod is not having the graphic equalizer for controlling the sound output through the headphone jack. But one thing that I have not tested the support for the Apple lossless and I am not helpless but anyone have any idea related to these aspects. I just want to know where is the graphic equalizer on the iPhone?

As far as I know iPod is not having any graphic equalizer. But it has few preset equalization curves, and iPhone is also having the similar settings. You just need to go into settings then go to iPod then go to EQ. Fairly speaking I am not having the idea related to the Apple Lossless and the gapless, but I know that they will work perfectly. If you have any other related problem then please let me know.

The music player could automatically adjust the equalizer settings depending on the type of music, the artist's name or other parameters," said Cupertino. And to quote, in particular, the devices connected to the iPod. It is then possible to switch automatically, a sound setting to another depending on whether your iPod is connected to your headphones or to your doc.

Good idea but we should as the quality of the equalizer is correct. I have not tested the iPhone but the iPod Video (5G) I have disabled, whatever the method chosen, some music is saturating the equalizer are low! Only solution: disable the equalizer (equalizer set flat is not enough). This problem is not unique to the iPhone but appears on many products (Apple or not) including computers.

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