I don't fully understand your question. No, there is no 'easy' way to get to the EQ. There are 2 custom settings which only require you to toggle back and forth between them, if you don't like their pre-programmed settings.
As for adjusting the freq's: there's a nifty little feature on the Pioneer EQs that's called Q. The freq that you're trying to adjust (in this case, 80HZ) is the center frequency. Q is defined as a range of freqs adjusted that is a function of the center freq, generally labeled in pro audio gear from .5 to 1.5. ie: The range of freqs adjusted is multiplied by the Q setting; from 1/2 the center freq to 1.5 times the center freq. Pioneer does label it a little bit strangely (1narrow, 1 wide, etc.) but I think that's to relieve confusion to the average consumer.
What all this means to you, is that when you adjust 80 HZ, the Q will adjust other freqs, above and below 80HZ to smooth out the EQ curve, and you can decide with the Q how wide of a range of freqs you adjust- whether you going to pin-point 80HZ (narrow), or adjust a nice curve of freqs (wide).