New in EQer 1.3 • Output Gain: a new slider lets you raise the level by up to +6 dB after EQ, without turning on compression • Left and Right Trim: when using separate ears, small ±6 dB adjustments let you centre the sound in headphones • Headroom warnings: EQer now tells you when your Mac's volume is too high for extra boost, and suggests turning it down and using your speaker or headphone volume instead • Simpler audiogram entry: your thresholds are always visible, with a reminder of where to find your audiogram in the Health app • Smoother switching: audio now fades out completely before processing stops for an app, so there's no pop • The EQ curve preview now matches exactly what you hear at your current volume EQer adjusts playback EQ on your Mac. It is not a replacement for hearing aids or clinical hearing care.

Added: - 20 kHz band in the equaliser and the audiogram-computed EQ curve, with a draggable slider in manual mode - option to adjust your left and right ears separately in Audiogram mode, instead of averaging both (off by default) Changed: - existing custom EQ curves automatically extend to cover the new 20 kHz band

• reintroduced transitions when EQ settings change • improved layout of Outputs panel • added Passthrough on certain types of devices • added indicators when device is running as Passthrough • other minor fixes and improvements