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AutoEq / EqualizerAPO preset for SIVGA Nightingale Pro 14.5mm Planar Driver In-Ear Earphone

Generated from this product's measured frequency response (source: AutoEq · Hi End Portable), corrected toward an approximate Harman in-ear (IE 2019) target. This is an estimate - every ear and every rig differs; treat the numbers as a starting point.

Download parametric .txt Download GraphicEQ.txt AutoEq CSV (Qudelix / Wavelet)

Parametric preset (AutoEq / EqualizerAPO format)

# SIVGA Nightingale Pro 14.5mm Planar Driver In-Ear Earphone - AutoEq-style parametric preset (measured: AutoEq · Hi End Portable)
# AutoEq-style parametric preset - TheTuningChoice (approximate Harman in-ear (IE 2019) target; estimate, treat as a starting point)
Preamp: -12.0 dB
Filter 1: ON LSC Fc 105 Hz Gain 11.7 dB Q 0.70
Filter 2: ON PK Fc 40 Hz Gain 0.9 dB Q 2.00
Filter 3: ON PK Fc 90 Hz Gain -3.2 dB Q 1.40
Filter 4: ON PK Fc 180 Hz Gain -1.6 dB Q 1.40
Filter 5: ON PK Fc 375 Hz Gain -2.5 dB Q 1.40
Filter 6: ON PK Fc 750 Hz Gain -0.5 dB Q 1.40
Filter 7: ON PK Fc 1500 Hz Gain -0.5 dB Q 1.40
Filter 8: ON PK Fc 3000 Hz Gain 8.5 dB Q 1.40
Filter 9: ON PK Fc 6000 Hz Gain 9.0 dB Q 1.40
Filter 10: ON PK Fc 10000 Hz Gain -7.0 dB Q 2.00

GraphicEQ line (EqualizerAPO)

Preamp: -16.8 dB
GraphicEQ: 20 16.5; 27 14.2; 36 12.2; 47 10.0; 63 7.4; 84 4.6; 112 2.2; 150 0.0; 200 -1.9; 267 -2.4; 356 -2.7; 474 -2.6; 632 -1.4; 843 -0.0; 1125 0.2; 1500 0.6; 2000 3.4; 2667 7.9; 3557 11.4; 4743 10.7; 6325 11.2; 8434 -3.5; 11247 -5.6; 14998 -4.4; 20000 -8.6

CSV band table (phone-app EQs)

105,11.7,0.7
40,0.9,2
90,-3.2,1.4
180,-1.6,1.4
375,-2.5,1.4
750,-0.5,1.4
1500,-0.5,1.4
3000,8.5,1.4
6000,9.0,1.4
10000,-7.0,2

How this format loads

EqualizerAPO: the .txt goes in your config folder and is included from config.txt (the parametric filters apply system-wide on Windows). Wavelet and most DAPs accept the same band table typed into their parametric EQ: same frequencies, same gains, same Q. Preamp exists so the loudest boosted band cannot clip.

Qudelix-5K / 71: the CSV is the AutoEq interchange the app's EQ import accepts - open the EQ screen, import/paste, and the ten bands above land as parametric filters (connect the app to the dongle first). Wavelet (Android): the same CSV feeds its parametric-EQ import; on setups without import, the band table above is short enough to type in by hand. Menu names move between app versions - the numbers stay the same.

Facts on this page come from the measured curve on file; the target curve and the fit are approximations. Nothing here is a recommendation to EQ - it is the preset, labeled, for people who already EQ.