verIdyia/autoeq-mcp
by Various
MCP server for AutoEQ headphone equalization database — search, compare, and get EQ settings for 8800+ headphones/IEMs
MCP
verIdyia/autoeq-mcp
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
An MCP server that provides access to the AutoEQ headphone equalization database. It allows searching, comparing, and retrieving EQ settings for over 8800 headphone and IEM models via the Model Context Protocol.
Best for
Best for
Developers and audiophiles who want to programmatically retrieve headphone EQ settings within MCP-based toolchains
Use cases
- Search for EQ settings by headphone or IEM model name
- Compare frequency response curves between different models
- Retrieve parametric EQ presets for use in audio software
Notes
An MCP server that provides access to the AutoEQ headphone equalization database. It allows searching, comparing, and retrieving EQ settings for over 8800 headphone and IEM models via the Model Context Protocol.
3 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-03-21. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Search for EQ settings by headphone or IEM model name
- Compare frequency response curves between different models
- Retrieve parametric EQ presets for use in audio software
Pros
- Access to a large, community-curated database of headphone EQ profiles
- Standardized MCP interface enables easy integration with compatible clients
- Open-source Python implementation for transparency and customization
Cons
- Low star count (3) suggests limited community adoption and testing
- Requires an MCP-compatible client or host to function
- Python runtime dependency may add overhead for non-Python workflows
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Pros
- Access to a large, community-curated database of headphone EQ profiles
- Standardized MCP interface enables easy integration with compatible clients
- Open-source Python implementation for transparency and customization
Cons
- Low star count (3) suggests limited community adoption and testing
- Requires an MCP-compatible client or host to function
- Python runtime dependency may add overhead for non-Python workflows
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