darkcolonist · May 25, 2018 03:07
diff --git a/kingston-cloud-core-bass-flat-configuration-windows-settings.txt b/kingston-cloud-core-bass-flat-configuration-windows-settings.txt
 Today, I found how to fix my Cloud II horrible boosted treble and very little bass problem.

 1. Download and install Equalizer APO from
 https://sourceforge.net/p/equalizerapo/

 2. During installation, select HyperX Cloud II from the playback devices available and hit OK.

 3. Open Equalizer APO Configuration Editor from the start menu.

 4. Inside 'config.txt' window, delete the three default presets. (click the red minuses)

 5. Click the green plus to add this preset: (Graphic equalizers > 15-band graphic equalizer)

 6. Click the little notepad button and copy-paste this config:
 GraphicEQ: 25 1.8; 40 1.4; 63 1.4; 100 0.6; 160 0; 250 -3; 400 -4.6; 630 -4.6; 1000 -4.6; 1600 -4.6; 2500 -4.2; 4000 -4.6; 6300 -5.8; 10000 -7.8; 16000 -9

 7. Turn off this preset and turn it on again.

 That's all, your headset should sound way better than how it came from the box.
	Today, I found how to fix my Cloud II horrible boosted treble and very little bass problem.

	1. Download and install Equalizer APO from
	https://sourceforge.net/p/equalizerapo/

	2. During installation, select HyperX Cloud II from the playback devices available and hit OK.

	3. Open Equalizer APO Configuration Editor from the start menu.

	4. Inside 'config.txt' window, delete the three default presets. (click the red minuses)

	5. Click the green plus to add this preset: (Graphic equalizers > 15-band graphic equalizer)

	6. Click the little notepad button and copy-paste this config:
	GraphicEQ: 25 1.8; 40 1.4; 63 1.4; 100 0.6; 160 0; 250 -3; 400 -4.6; 630 -4.6; 1000 -4.6; 1600 -4.6; 2500 -4.2; 4000 -4.6; 6300 -5.8; 10000 -7.8; 16000 -9

	7. Turn off this preset and turn it on again.

	That's all, your headset should sound way better than how it came from the box.