Balance, Loudness, Equalizer

[tinue]

I think most people use their Runeaudio connected to an amplifier. So they usually have balance etc. available.

My Runeaudio-powered Raspberry Pi however uses a Hifiberry Amp, connected directly to speakers. Unfortunately, I can't place the speakers perfectly for my sitting position, so I would need to shift the volume a bit to the left speaker.

I have read that there are plans to eventually include an equalizer.

Are there also plans for a simple balance regulator?

Thanks! Martin

P.S. I use a Bowers & Wilkins Z2 in my home office, and over this weekend made the first serious tests with RuneAudio / Raspberry / Hifiberry Digi. The Z2 is supposed to be good, and did cost a fair amount of money. But RuneAudio just blows it away. Not only does it offer almost the same set of features (including AirPlay, excluding direct playback from a USB attached iPhone), but it sounds a lot better, and it is less expensive. Thanks for the great work!

[ACX]

[tinue]

[BorGreiner]

That is something I'd like to see too, my amplifier just doesn't have remote and at least balance would be nice to have and maybe not hard to implement.

[whoozwah]

[Mat]

Hi, I use RPI with a HifiBerry digi+ card. So I use optical output to my active speakers (bit perfect).
I thought that there is no option for alsamixer when using digi+ (not DAC) card.

Since I miss bass when playing at low volumes I would like to have some kind of "loudness" button. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudness_compensation

Is there any (at least theoretical) option to affect sound before signal goes to HiFiBerry? Is there already some kind of option on runeaudio for low volume listening?