NVX XEQ7 - Car - equalizer - external

this thing worked perfectly.. easy to use when setting up.. kinda need a smaller long flat head to use the gains but it's works awesomely

I purchased this eq for my 12"nvx v3 dual 2 ohm wired at 1 ohm powered with rockford fosgate R1200. This sub now hits lower and harder than before adding the eq!

I'm running almost exclusively Alpine in my truck except for the subs which are pioneer and this unit. Its a mediocre system with just under a thousand watts. I bought this EQ to help with the soundstage and it does a great job. I'm no pro installer by any means but after hours of trial and error, endless reading, great advice and lots of listening what I have managed to achieve has made me happy so far. This is my second unit. I may use one for the left channel and one for the right. Not sure yet. My install isn't completed to the point I want it and i know it can be better but this unit sure does help with the dips and peaks I have. With this unit disconnected the sound just isn't the same. Connected, and with most of the knobs in the minus position, it brings the Alpine speakers to...life. That's the best way I can describe it.

i bought this eq to replace my (db drive eg) i have to say for 50$ this eq is very well built and the quality seems to be great. now.. device related problems cant seem to get any signal when using the rear inputs... may be just my problem. but there is not a single drop of signal going to the amp when i use the rear inputs either 1 or 2. other than that this is a very good EQ for those who are not looking to spend tons on a processor.

Paired with NVX amps, this EQ works well, fine tunes my sound, and fits into a small space. Sub outputs and fader are handy. Adjust your gains before permanently installing b/c the adjustment openings are on top and may be tough to get to without uninstalling.

Looks great and has a nice 7 band EQ that is very convenient to use. Unfortunately the one I received just gave me a large amount of feedback through my speakers, took me hours to figure out that it was the EQ causing it rather than a poor ground or badly ran RCA's.

I already have this an has been working great for like 8 months so I bought another an use for my tweeters so dont get lower frequencies into them. Even I have capacitors on each lower frequencies have destroyed some of my tweeters before so this solves the problem now. Great settings an quality eq.

I purchased the NVX XEQ7 after installing an amp and component speakers because the sound I was getting was not as "full" as I needed it to be. With this eq I was easily able to tailor the sound the way I prefered. It's simple to install and make changes to the frequencies. I'm not an audiophile and build expert, but I'm very happy with this low costs purchase to make my sounds the way I want them.

Purchased in March 2018. Unit did an excellent job boosting the high and low frequencies for which it was intended. However after the professional installation there was a high frequency wine or hissing sound which would increase with vehicle acceleration and decrease with deceleration.

I've had one completely go out on me. I heard a pop and that was it. Took the whole unit apart and couldn't find anything wrong on the circuit board, but I didn't look up the schematics and trace anything down. For $40, it was not worth my time. RMA'd for a new one. When you buy this, I suggest 2 things. 1-Take it apart and paint the front of the LED's black. This thing is annoyingly bright at night. 2-Grab some Miniwax Water-based clear coat and spray a few coats on the face. After 1 month of owning my previous one the lettering was wearing off. I've had this one for a year and the clear coat has held up. Only con on this one so far is the volume potentiometer is going out, so it crackles when adjusting volume, and anything below 1/4 volume is only output to the left channel. But for $40 you can't expect the best. It's a good little EQ/Audio Processor to play around with.