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 Moondrop Echo-A. The EQ is written into the dongle itself, so it works in every app, with no system equaliser.
Stable 1.6.6
| Supported since | Contour 1.6.0 |
|---|---|
| USB ID (VID:PID) | 3302:12C5 |
| Chip / protocol | WalkPlay |
| EQ | Read and write; every send is read back from the DAC. The filters are computed for the 93 750 Hz the DSP runs at. |
| 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 | up to 0 dB |
| Where the EQ is kept | In the DAC's memory. |
| Tested | By the developer on hardware and on a test rig, October 2026, firmware 0.1. |
Moondrop's own tools, Moondrop Hub and Moondrop Link, do not list the Echo-A, and Moondrop's product page for it mentions no EQ or app control. The Echo-A uses the WalkPlay protocol, and Contour drives it with the same code as the CrinEar Protocol Micro. Contour runs on the Android phone the dongle is plugged into, 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 Echo-A's 8-band EQ and preamp from an Android phone. It is free and open source (Apache 2.0). Moondrop Hub and Moondrop Link do not list the Echo-A.
No. Android supports USB audio dongles out of the box, and Contour talks to the Echo-A over USB after you allow it in Android's permission prompt. No root, no extra driver.
Echo-A specs and prices on soundblooms.com