GHS Eternal RGB EQ Settings: Which Preset to Use and How to Get More Bass

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Oct 27 2026

GHS Eternal RGB EQ settings live on the Equalizer tab in Glorious CORE. Connect over USB-C, pick one of five presets (Glorious Mode, Music, Immersion, Voice Call or FPS), click Set Active and hit Save. For more bass, choose Immersion. Your preset saves to the headset, so it works on PS5, Switch and phones too. 


GHS Eternal RGB lights up in 16.8 million colors. Not one of them changes what you hear. The EQ does, and on GHS Eternal RGB it's kept simple: five presets, each tuned for a different job. Pick one, save it, get back to the game. 


The five presets and when to use them 

Preset 

Use it for 

What you hear there 

Glorious Mode 

Everyday listening. A lift across the lows, mids and highs 

Rumble you feel more than hear: engines, deep explosions 

Immersion 

More bass. Open-world games, action games, movies, anything that wants weight 

Punch and weight: gunshots, kick drums, impacts 

FPS 

Competitive shooters 

Body. Too much of it sounds boomy or muddy 

Music 

Playlists between matches 

Voices, dialogue, most of your squad's callouts 

Voice Call 

Long nights on Discord 

Detail: footsteps, reloads, the clink of a grenade landing 

Treble 

5 to 20kHz 

Air and sparkle. Too much gets tiring fast 



Each preset has an info icon next to its name in CORE that explains what it's tuned for. Hover it if you're stuck between two. 

GHS Eternal RGB runs custom tuned 40mm angled drivers, and Glorious Mode is the all-rounder. If you're not sure where to start, start there. 



How to get more bass from GHS Eternal RGB 

Select Immersion. It's the bass-heavy preset, and it's the one to pick if Glorious Mode feels light on low end. One click, no graph to fiddle with. 

GHS Eternal RGB doesn't have a custom EQ, so presets are how you change the sound. If the headset also feels quiet, switch on Volume Boost while you're in CORE. Our GHS Eternal RGB volume guide [LINK: blog 03] walks you through it. 

How to change your EQ preset 

1. Connect GHS Eternal RGB to your PC with the USB-C cable and open Glorious CORE. 

2. Open the Equalizer tab. Click GHS Eternal RGB in CORE, then pick Equalizer from the tabs along the top. 

3. Pick a preset. Click Set Active next to the one you want. 

4. Hit Save. The preset saves to the headset. 

Once it's on the headset, it goes wherever the USB-C cable goes: PS5, PS4, Switch, Android or iPhone. Glorious CORE doesn't need to be running. Switching to a different preset takes about ten seconds, so it's worth flipping between Immersion for big single-player games and FPS for ranked. 

A note for Xbox players 

On Xbox, GHS Eternal RGB connects with the 3.5mm cable. That connection is analog, so EQ presets, chat mix and RGB don't apply. You'll hear the headset's default tuning. If you play on PC or PlayStation as well, your saved preset is still on the headset and picks back up the moment you switch to USB-C. 


FAQ


Does GHS Eternal RGB have an EQ? 

Yes. GHS Eternal RGB has an equalizer in Glorious CORE with five presets: Glorious Mode, Music, Immersion, Voice Call and FPS. Pick one, click Set Active and hit Save. The preset saves to the headset over USB-C, so it also works when you plug into a PS5, Switch or phone. 

Can I make a custom EQ on GHS Eternal RGB? 

No. GHS Eternal RGB uses five presets in Glorious CORE instead of a custom EQ: Glorious Mode, Music, Immersion, Voice Call and FPS. For more bass, select Immersion. For competitive shooters, try FPS. Glorious Mode is the everyday all-rounder if you just want a solid starting point. 

How do I get more bass from GHS Eternal RGB? 

Select the Immersion preset. Open the Equalizer tab in Glorious CORE, click Set Active next to Immersion, then hit Save. Immersion is the bass-heavy preset on GHS Eternal RGB, and it saves to the headset, so the extra low end follows you to PS5 and Switch over USB-C. 

Does the GHS Eternal RGB EQ work on PS5? 

Yes. GHS Eternal RGB saves your chosen preset to the headset, so it stays active when you connect it to a PS5, PS4 or Switch over USB-C. Pick the preset in Glorious CORE on a PC first, hit Save, then move the USB-C cable to your console and keep the same sound. 

Does the GHS Eternal RGB EQ work on Xbox? 

No. On Xbox, GHS Eternal RGB connects with the included 3.5mm cable, which is an analog connection, so EQ presets, chat mix and RGB don't apply. Your saved preset stays on the headset and works again as soon as you connect over USB-C to a PC, PlayStation, Switch or phone. 


Pick your sound 


Open Glorious CORE, build one profile for your main game and one for everything else, and save both to the headset. If you're still picking a headset, GHS Eternal RGB is $89.99 and works on PC, PlayStation, Switch, mobile and Xbox.