Perhaps Equalizer APO might be what you're looking for. Served me well when I still used Windows. IIRC it's a bit more advanced, so not as "easy" as EasyEffects, but a great tool nonetheless.
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This as well as its GUI are what I use. It is a bit annoying as you have to redo some steps after windows or driver updates.
I got away with the original UI, but might check out this one too
After a day of using it, I can say that does the job. Thanks!
Your job allows employees to install software on their work machines?
Yup. There is limitations still as some URLs are blocked like syncthing servers, but we're free to add what we want
Equalizer APO with PEACE for GUI.
If you're looking for an alternative to Easy Effects on Windows that can help correct bass issues without the extra filters, you could try using Audacity or Equalizer APO with Peace GUI. Audacity is a powerful, free audio editor with basic equalizer functions that can help adjust your bass. Equalizer APO, along with the Peace GUI, provides a more customizable solution for audio enhancement. For a simple solution to access music directly while adjusting audio settings, you might also check out tubidy, which allows you to play music and apply basic audio adjustments.