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any audio booster or EQ for supersonic?

anyway to get some tweaks on the music player with some EQ or audio booster.i need some bass when im listenning to music.thanx

GHOST99K said:
anyway to get some tweaks on the music player with some EQ or audio booster.i need some bass when im listenning to music.thanx
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are you using headphones or the speaker?

xtkxhom3r said:
are you using headphones or the speaker?
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headphones

if you familiar with electronics i would suggest you make a pocket amp for it it will really improve the audio quality and loudness....
do a search on how to build a CMOY amp
if you dont feel comfortable building one your self i can peice one for you for a price ofcourse lol

I am using Motorola s9 hd Bluetooth headphones. And I would love to have an audio booster for this or an equalizer for it. A stand alone equalizer.
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rn4emp said:
I am using Motorola s9 hd Bluetooth headphones. And I would love to have an audio booster for this or an equalizer for it. A stand alone equalizer.
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no diy stuff for bluetooth... maybe some day someone will make somethin for the market...

There has to be a media player that has a built in preamp

Boostaroo is a decent headphone inline amplifier I use in my rigged aux in for my car... SRSWow would be the plugin I recommend for Android development most (currently on my Fuze).. It clears the mids and provides better seperation and clarity.
SRSWOW FTW!

most recent HTC windows phone always come with the AUDIO BOOSTER once u plug in a headphone but i dont know if other androids by HTC has any.my recent retired HTC HD2 had one and it was really working out for me.

GHOST99K said:
most recent HTC windows phone always come with the AUDIO BOOSTER once u plug in a headphone but i dont know if other androids by HTC has any.my recent retired HTC HD2 had one and it was really working out for me.
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If you still have your HD2 try to load up a SRSWOW plugin and test.. Night and day from the muddy sound the Evo has coming out of its headphone jack..

sorry got rid of the HD2

Astro player Beta on market has an EQ. In the comments someone noted that the EQ works for .mp3 only.

danknee said:
Astro player Beta on market has an EQ. In the comments someone noted that the EQ works for .mp3 only.
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thanx ill check it out rite now

audio player with eq... expensive and from the reviews, the music play sucks but the EQ is solid
http://www.androidzoom.com/android_applications/multimedia/audio-player-witheq-platinum_bdli.html
Interesting thread..
http://androidforums.com/all-things-root-droid/44408-milestone-audio-equalizer-beta.html

sorry guys those files r not compatible with the supersonic.i tried the beta half of the screen was missing.lookin forward to a 100% working audio tweaks for the supersonic hopefully someday.

check out astro player. there's a file, in the nexus forums i believe. it has an equalizer, definitely helps for mp3s. it's subtle, but it's something. i may also check out the modified sound files vinny posted (his 2nd link).

I wonder if we could improve the audio quality by combining the kernel source from this thread: {KERNEL-SOURCE} GoDmOdE-EVO-2.6.29 {Make Shift Kernel} http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=686240&page=7
with the patch from this announcement: Audio Mod for the Nexus One! http://androidaudiohacks.com/home/archives/182
specifically: http://github.com/cyanogen/cm-kernel/commit/f044b1069c4d853e535fce2b800a0af4947a22f7#diff-0 to http://github.com/toastcfh/HTC-Supe...blob/master/arch/arm/mach-msm/qdsp6/q6audio.c

Vinny75 said:
audio player with eq... expensive and from the reviews, the music play sucks but the EQ is solid
http://www.androidzoom.com/android_applications/multimedia/audio-player-witheq-platinum_bdli.html
Just tested this app.. The UI is hot garbage but the EQ works and adds clarity to the stock mudd. Recommended for those with playlists who set it and forget it in the car.. No widget or default stop when unplugged.
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would love to see a solution to this. i love my evo but i really miss my winmo htc audio booster...

Wow people are over thinking about this lol dl poweramp from the market and tweak the Hell out of ur volume, bass, treble, vocals everything u can think of...Damn thing even comes with 3 themes 4 widgets and a lock screen widget
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[musicplayer] neutron player

Hi guys, any audiophiles here like me?
This music player has terrible interface. Basic functions doesn't work too well. BUT!!!
OMG the sound quality of this player is mind blowing. I really mean it. SGS and voodoo is known for it's SQ. However, despite it sounds clear, the sounds is not precise and out of place by an inch. Was a voodoo + equalizer app + poweramp fan and still am cuz of interface but i can forsee an android music player to better poweramp! Assuming this music player gets developed nicely. Give it a try guys and if you like the SQ, show dev some support just by rating etc.
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It gives the sounds of dedicated MP3s.
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Would like to try it.....but where is it? In market?

Jemack said:
Would like to try it.....but where is it? In market?
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Type neutron in search and it will come up.

I checked this out last week, but just couldn't stand the UI and layout of it... If it had more polish and a neater/more attractive UI I would use it.

Jemack said:
Would like to try it.....but where is it? In market?
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https://market.android.com/details?id=com.neutroncode.mpeval&feature=search_result

UI = Back to the 90s
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syrenz said:
I checked this out last week, but just couldn't stand the UI and layout of it... If it had more polish and a neater/more attractive UI I would use it.
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Well I still appreciate the sound and hopefully the interface will become better as the app develops... hopefully lol
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BazookaAce said:
UI = Back to the 90s
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80s mate lol
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best music player I tried so far, power amp is obviously good but this is better. Sound quality is what I was looking for sony xperia x10i (sony should give us this kind of music quality with new update)

man this trial is just for five days and i got no money to buy.All goodies come at a price i want a free version with limited features>. i barely use all those listed features anyways

desh_iit said:
best music player I tried so far, power amp is obviously good but this is better. Sound quality is what I was looking for sony xperia x10i (sony should give us this kind of music quality with new update)
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nice to see someone appreciates the SQ of this app as much as I do

Bump for audiophiles
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jay_993 said:
80s mate lol
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Tsssspsss! 80s = Simple lines and pew pew space games | 90s = Baaaad graphics

BazookaAce said:
Tsssspsss! 80s = Simple lines and pew pew space games | 90s = Baaaad graphics
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Haha maybe you are right
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does indeed sound good but I feel Power Amp sounds just as good as it. both these sound better than Winamp and Ttpod but jt is just so ugly and unresponsivd too. button presses most times dont work, setting up a playlist on first start sucks as it just does not acction button presses and if you minimise program then go back to it it changes song automatically. good sound quality though, sorry,only positive i can think of. using Xperia MiUi 2.2.1

twerg said:
does indeed sound good but I feel Power Amp sounds just as good as it. both these sound better than Winamp and Ttpod but jt is just so ugly and unresponsivd too. button presses most times dont work, setting up a playlist on first start sucks as it just does not acction button presses and if you minimise program then go back to it it changes song automatically. good sound quality though, sorry,only positive i can think of. using Xperia MiUi 2.2.1
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I suppose sound is very subjective and also depends on the headphones you use as well the phone you use. On SGS, neutron definitely widens soundstage with better sound separation whilst keeping the sound crisp and clear. Sure poweramp is clear but the sound is everywhere. Also with that filtering of highest frequency on neutron, the sound feels very calm to listen to as well as having the "fun" sound from general boost the app gives to SQ.
However as you said and as i said on OP sq is the only pro atm but any audiophiles would (or should ) use it just for that reason like i do
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jay_993 said:
I suppose sound is very subjective and also depends on the headphones you use as well the phone you use. On SGS, neutron definitely widens soundstage with better sound separation whilst keeping the sound crisp and clear. Sure poweramp is clear but the sound is everywhere. Also with that filtering of highest frequency on neutron, the sound feels very calm to listen to as well as having the "fun" sound from general boost the app gives to SQ.
However as you said and as i said on OP sq is the only pro atm but any audiophiles would (or should ) use it just for that reason like i do
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will give this another try i guess, was happy with the sound, using earphones that came with my old Sony. Ericsson w980, very strong sound from them. sound is great from the player but to purchase would be nice to know there is refinement of the ui planned. cheers

Another "good sound, bad UI" app is Rockbox. It has not been announced as "useable" yet, but many reports that it works fine. And I think it has more sound tweaking features than Neutron. It would be interesting to hear an audiophiles comparison between these two.

twerg said:
will give this another try i guess, was happy with the sound, using earphones that came with my old Sony. Ericsson w980, very strong sound from them. sound is great from the player but to purchase would be nice to know there is refinement of the ui planned. cheers
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That UI needs to be sorted seriously... sadly i have no idea whether the dev is looking for ui update.
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Built in Equalizer

Not sure if this is old news to everyone else, but I just stumbled across it (a month later) But the default music player has a built in equalizer. If you press the menu button while the app is open and tap settings it's there. You can also turn on a little visualization. Like I said not sure if everyone else knows this , but it's kinda cool.

Looool I thought I had noticed it late too. Inha en used google music but voodoo and 5.1 surround sound sound awesome ha. The
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Lol, good I don't feel so bad now. I just purchased these little IHome speakers http://www.ihomeaudio.com/iHM60GX/ and they sound really good when you adjust the EQ!

I personally like the stock player with Voodoo sound.
I use it in my car plugged into the
Aux. Port. Great sound!
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I agree with Corvette Dave. I purchased the HU in my truck for the USB port but I actually use my phone and the AUX port more. The infuse with voodoo sound sounds great with the stock player.
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TechGoon954 said:
the default music player has a built in equalizer. If you press the menu button while the app is open and tap settings it's there. You can also turn on a little visualization.
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It's documented on p. 75 of the manual. Lots of useful tidbits there.

Gary02468 said:
It's documented on p. 75 of the manual. Lots of useful tidbits there.
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There was no manual in my box, just a quick set up guide.

TechGoon954 said:
There was no manual in my box, just a quick set up guide.
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Yeah, products seldom ship with hardcopy manuals anymore. You have to download it from the product page (which the forum isn't letting me link to, but just Google "infuse manual").

personally I prefer using the DSPManager from cyanogen mod rom. It works great even without CM7 installed

Can u push dspmanager to stock froyo or do u have to be on gb Roman?
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Honestly I'm not sure. I I have gm installed. The worst case you just need to uninstall it of it does not work in froyo. You can download it from me if you want. The
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Equalizer

What's an equalizer that will apply to everything that plays music?
Like the beats preset does from stock. I know there are some music players on the market that have eq's built in, but don't they just apply to the music that is being played through that particular app while it's running.
I want an eq that will apply to the core settings that will apply to like pandora when it's streaming.
Any suggestions? And am I even making sense?
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Only ones I know are Beats for Sense or DSP Manager for AOSP based ROMS.
Maybe Sony xLoud?
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you are making sense. I'm in true same boat as you. Beats and sony xloud are really just custom equalized settings; that are un-adjustable by the end user.
Prior to my hox, i had the galaxy s, s2, note and nexus. All rooted and all with dsp manager installed. I'm very particular about my eq and max volume settings.
The issue is that dsp manager currently does not work on the hox; neither do apps like volume+. Its unfortunate because the headphone volume on this device is poor at best.
I'm not sure if its working on a stock ics rom, like aokp, but i doubt it. I think it's a kernel related issue and there currently is no source code released yet.
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joho5 said:
What's an equalizer that will apply to everything that plays music?
Like the beats preset does from stock. I know there are some music players on the market that have eq's built in, but don't they just apply to the music that is being played through that particular app while it's running.
I want an eq that will apply to the core settings that will apply to like pandora when it's streaming.
Any suggestions? And am I even making sense?
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"equalizer" via app store
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I've been a big fan and user of the paid version of Equalizer for over a year but I just installed DSP Manager and I must say it improves sound quality and bass more than Equalizer ever did. This version works on the HOX (stock & aosp). Listening to Slacker Radio sounds just as good as my iPod now.

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"equalizer" via app store
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someone put on their thinking cap today
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regP said:
I've been a big fan and user of the paid version of Equalizer for over a year but I just installed DSP Manager and I must say it improves sound quality and bass more than Equalizer ever did. This version works on the HOX (stock & aosp). Listening to Slacker Radio sounds just as good as my iPod now.
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Yeah I've been using DSP Manager and I've never had any issues with it not working on the HOX

regP said:
I've been a big fan and user of the paid version of Equalizer for over a year but I just installed DSP Manager and I must say it improves sound quality and bass more than Equalizer ever did. This version works on the HOX (stock & aosp). Listening to Slacker Radio sounds just as good as my iPod now.
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So when you make your sound settings on dsp, then it applies to anything that comes out as sound?
Just want to make sure, I've seen people suggest music players in the past with a built on eq, the problem with those is that it only equalizes the sound playing through that player and not things like pandora or anything that streams. I like beats because it pops up and shows you its active, I want something like that but that's customizable / adjustable.
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joho5 said:
So when you make your sound settings on dsp, then it applies to anything that comes out as sound?
Just want to make sure, I've seen people suggest music players in the past with a built on eq, the problem with those is that it only equalizes the sound playing through that player and not things like pandora or anything that streams. I like beats because it pops up and shows you its active, I want something like that but that's customizable / adjustable.
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Yes, there are different settings for "Headset" "Phone Speaker" and "Bluetooth Device"

mcmb03 said:
Yes, there are different settings for "Headset" "Phone Speaker" and "Bluetooth Device"
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this.
the only apps DSP wouldn't apply to are those that have their own built in EQ.

best audio enhancer? [beats/dsp]

which one do you have a better experience with?
i'm currently running aokp's jb build4... any help would be appreciated.
also, links to working versions? i found the beats xda thread, but i cant find anything substantial on a jellybean version of dsp.
i've also heard that beats only works w/ certain apps while dsp is across the board?
thanks

stevepwolf said:
which one do you have a better experience with?
i'm currently running aokp's jb build4... any help would be appreciated.
also, links to working versions? i found the beats xda thread, but i cant find anything substantial on a jellybean version of dsp.
i've also heard that beats only works w/ certain apps while dsp is across the board?
thanks
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DSP. Beats is quick an easy, but you can't fine tune like you can with DSPManager.
Just download any CM rom and extract DSPManager.

I'll skip the Beats gimmick and stick with direct audio output from VooDoo Sound thank you very much.

eksasol said:
I'll skip the Beats gimmick and stick with direct audio output from VooDoo Sound thank you very much.
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DSPManager is good to compensate for somewhat subpar speakers/headphones though. You know, like most portable headphones that people buy. =)

I think voodoo does the trick, that and I use the awesome equalizer in poweramp
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DSP seems to be the standard in most custom ROMS. Voodoo gives color control but is for more advanced users. I find Beats to be more for the person who uses there phone as their iPod with fancy high dollar headphones.

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I think voodoo does the trick, that and I use the awesome equalizer in poweramp
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does poweramp (or any 3rd party app for that matter) let you play your clouded Googlemusic?
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polobunny said:
DSPManager is good to compensate for somewhat subpar speakers/headphones though. You know, like most portable headphones that people buy. =)
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Fortunately, if you use euroskank roms or slim roms they will have voodoo settings integrated into the DSPManager, as long as the kernel supported it as well.

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does poweramp (or any 3rd party app for that matter) let you play your clouded Googlemusic?
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Unfortunately, poweramp doesn't, and I assume other 3rd party players don't either. But that's not a big problem here in Canada, where Google music isn't really supported
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