Hi guys, I accidentally left my Samsung headphones in my pocket when washing my clothes and now I am on the hunt for new headphones. I wanted to know if any of you guys replaced the Samsung Headphones and if you did with what? I am looking for pretty durable in-ear headphones with volume control and a mic just like the samsung ones RIP. Any suggestions, I am in College so cheap is good but i also like to hear the bass in songs so i am also looking for something that has quality in it.
Let me know what you guys think
The turtle beach m1 in ears are good. Only thing is, no volume control.
This topic should have been put In the accessories section btw
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xSyKo said:
The turtle beach m1 in ears are good. Only thing is, no volume control.
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I have been looking at Jays fours but controls dont work with Android only one is Jays one plus hopefully i make my decision by the end of the week
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First, i believe that this is the right section but if it is not mr. clown, please move this.
Second, i was hoping for some advice on what the optimal Voodoo Sound settings would be for the best musical experience so please feel free to post your settings that got you to your musical "sweet spot"
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Juls317 said:
First, i believe that this is the right section but if it is not mr. clown, please move this.
Second, i was hoping for some advice on what the optimal Voodoo Sound settings would be for the best musical experience so please feel free to post your settings that got you to your musical "sweet spot"
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should have probably posted this in general, dont worry im not flamming you though im not in the the buisness of flaming people unless theyre gigantic retards
Set the volume limit to +3 line out optimal
Set the head phone volume to 3db (All the way up)
Play around with the bass boost until it sounds good to you.
My bass boost is set to medium, gain + 6, and range 20%. See of that helps.
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should have probably posted this in general, dont worry im not flamming you though im not in the the buisness of flaming people unless theyre gigantic retards
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I was told that question about apps could go here but i may be wrong
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It doesn't really bother me bro do wat you do... but yea optimal output and play with bass boost like said above
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When I had My nexus S there were 2 things I greatly enjoyed, a rom called Axura and a sound mod called Voodoo Sounds
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omg ask in Questions and answers please!
I think we should add some test if you want to enter the XDA forums.
People are ****ing retarded on here lately. I wish it was more like 3 years ago.
rawr4dj said:
When I had My nexus S there were 2 things I greatly enjoyed, a rom called Axura and a sound mod called Voodoo Sounds
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First off, AXURA was done by Master, you would have to ask him, he jumped to Verizon and was using a Thunderbolt last I checked. AXURA was great, but he was known for his Galaxy S based roms.
Second. The DAC in the Galaxy S series of phones like the Vibrant/Captivate/Nexus S, are very nice and have alot of features like the Headphone Amp that are not enabled in the default drivers.
From http://project-voodoo.org/
Display/Color/Sharpness - Enhance and fine tune the amazing Super Amoled screen to provide the best results in different situations.
Sound - Improve Galaxy S sound by leveraging it’s top of the line audio chip, the way it’s meant to be leveraged.
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Samsung was very nice in including a very powerful audio chip, what Voodoo did was improve on this and enable the features that it supported via a kernel upgrade.
We know the DAC in this phone based on a previous post I asked about which pointed towards, which is a Texas Instrument's TLV320AIC3254.
Third, please post this in Q&A
pr0x2 said:
I think we should add some test if you want to enter the XDA forums.
People are ****ing retarded on here lately. I wish it was more like 3 years ago.
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The thing i hate most is when you start a new thread theres a tickbox saying is this a question!
No offence, but PLEASE post in the correct section. I have reported this thread.
If you don't know the answer to ny question do not come in to my thread talking ish. 1 person needs to say hey next time post in Q&A its so simple I don't need 10 people to say it
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So does that mean that the sensation will never be able to rival the output sound of the Samsungs?
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Guys I make this topic because I need to buy another head phones in ear.
Can you recommend me some, but I want it in special for music.
Thanks guys, sorry if I post in wrong section.
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armag3d0n2oo5 said:
Guys I make this topic because I need to buy another head phones in ear.
Can you recommend me some, but I want it in special for music.
Thanks guys, sorry if I post in wrong section.
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best thing to do is search.. i believe this was discuss multiple times... and googles there to assist you..
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Hi guys!
This thread is for Q & A for all musician or music lover
you could ask or share your music or maybe apps that will help us on to be a better musician or a better music lover
My personal apps is Guitar Pro but i'cant share it to you because of forum rules
please share anything you know and anything you wanna ask:fingers-crossed:
This belongs to OT section where it already exists...
wanna thank xda? here
I personally like the gstrings guitar tuner found on Googleplay as it is free and pretty accurate. Sometimes I like to try touch screen implemented versions of instruments like the accordion
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Gogeta said:
This belongs to OT section where it already exists...
wanna thank xda? here
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I'm sorry
i think this thread is like some sort of Q & A section for me that's why i post it here
but thanks for the post link you gave i would post my journey on XDA soon
i new here so i guess i still don't have anything to share on that at the moment
Guitarman2010 said:
I personally like the gstrings guitar tuner found on Googleplay as it is free and pretty accurate. Sometimes I like to try touch screen implemented versions of instruments like the accordion
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how do you use the gstring apps? did you use the phone mic on the guitar or you have to plug in your guitar to your phone?
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how do you use the gstring apps? did you use the phone mic on the guitar or you have to plug in your guitar to your phone?
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The app will use the mic of the device as the input for tuner.......I wish I had a way to plug the guitar into the device
The app functions just like any "real" guitar tuner
Which is the best earphones??
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Which is the best earphones??
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There are no best earphones.
NEXT TIME READ (AND FOLLOW!) THE FORUM RULES! THE THREAD TITLE MUST BE DESCRIPTIVE! WHAT IS THE BEST... QUESTIONS AREN'T ALLOWED!
Noise-Cancelling ones.
You might find this with most of the Samsung devices. They fit right into your ear, and minimize the environmental noises. These may be great for an absolute music lover.
Buy a cheap 100 rs earsets and they are good
Got ur answer !!!
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