10-Band Equalizer for Chrome — Shape Any Audio

Chrome routes audio through the browser’s output at whatever the operating system provides — no equalization, no correction for your headphones, no adjustment for the content type. A 10-band equalizer changes that. SuperchargeAudio inserts a series of biquad filters in the Web Audio pipeline, one per frequency band, letting you raise or cut specific ranges before the audio hits your ears.

Frequency Bands

The equalizer covers the full audible range in one-octave steps:

Each band adjusts from −12 dB (strong cut) to +12 dB (strong boost). At 0 dB the band is neutral and transparent.

Presets

Ten named presets cover common listening scenarios:

Select a preset as a starting point, then fine-tune individual bands before saving.

Custom Curves Per Site

Every site you visit can carry its own EQ curve. Dial in settings for a music service, a podcast app, and a video conferencing tool separately — SuperchargeAudio loads the right curve automatically based on the tab’s origin.

Combined with volume boost, you can normalise both loudness and tonal balance without touching any system-level audio settings.

Protected Content

On most sites the EQ runs as an in-page Web Audio filter node. For DRM or CSP-locked sites where that is not possible, an opt-in tab-audio-capture mode applies the same EQ to the tab’s rendered audio. This is off by default and adjusts only what you already hear — it does not affect content access or DRM protection.

Privacy

All EQ processing is local. Your saved per-site curves are stored in browser extension storage and never leave your device. No audio data is transmitted; no account is needed.

Questions? support@superchargebrowser.com