Contour Guide Devices Install 中文
Contour EQ is a free, open-source Android app that reads and writes the parametric EQ stored inside the CrinEar Protocol Micro. The EQ stays in the dongle, so it works in every app and on every device you plug it into.
Stable 1.6.6
| Supported since | Contour 1.0 |
|---|---|
| USB ID (VID:PID) | 3302:C20F |
| Chip / protocol | WalkPlay |
| EQ | Read, import and write; every send is read back from the DAC. A/B compares the EQ off and on. |
| Bands | 8 |
| Filter types | PEAK, LOW SHELF, HIGH SHELF, LOW PASS, HIGH PASS |
| Gain | -10 to +10 dB |
| Q | 0.1 to 10 |
| Frequency | 20 Hz to 20 kHz |
| Preamp | -30 to 0 dB, whole dB |
| Where the EQ is kept | In the DAC's memory: one EQ, no slots. It stays after unplugging. |
| Tested | By the developer on hardware and on a test rig, September and October 2026, firmware 0.2. |
CrinEar's own tool for the Protocol Micro is EQ.Hangout.Audio, a desktop browser tool. Contour started in September 2026 as a phone stand-in for it. EQ.Hangout.Audio runs on a computer, which Contour does not: Contour runs on the Android phone the dongle is plugged into. Both work with the Micro's 8 bands, and neither has a reset or a volume control. Contour keeps your profiles in a library on the phone and needs no internet or account.
Everything else works the same on every DAC: How to use Contour.
Yes. Contour EQ reads and writes the Protocol Micro's 8-band EQ and preamp from an Android phone. It is free and open source (Apache 2.0). CrinEar's own tool for this DAC is EQ.Hangout.Audio, a desktop browser tool.
Yes. Contour reads the Micro's 8 bands and preamp, and FROM DAC (the + card in the Library) saves what the DAC holds right now as a new profile. Nothing on the DAC changes until you hold HOLD TO SEND.
Protocol Micro specs and prices on soundblooms.com