Hi,
When I play a song with high volume, I feel the sound vibration from one speaker(left speaker)alone which is at the bottom, I couldn't feel any vibration on the other(right)bottom speaker. Is the other speaker is defective? or is this normal behavior?
There is only one speaker at the bottom (on the left side), the other speaker is the earpiece.
NeoVsk said:
There is only one speaker at the bottom (on the left side), the other speaker is the earpiece.
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Thanks for the response, so the sound vibration during music at left side is expected behavior?
dinesh25 said:
Thanks for the response, so the sound vibration during music at left side is expected behavior?
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Yupp...
It's normal
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Hi,
I want to decrease upper speaker ringing sound, or redirecting entire sound to upper speaker (something like stereo to mono) because my bottom speaker disconnected and ringing and in-call loudspeaker isn't working.
Can anyone help me to do that?
Note that i already tested Don'tBelieve and it was too loud and annoying even in lowest volume, and some other sound mods but they weren't loud enough
(if anyone could help me to reduce Don'tBelieve's sound, i will be thankful)
I have a rooted phone running latest MM (D6633)
Hi
My phone felt down and the bottom speaker isn't working anymore and can't be fixed so i thought if there is any app or mod or framework to use with xposedinstaller to be able to control and redirect all the sounds to the top speaker because now it's not loud when i receive call probabaly because the phone rings from the bottom speaker and when when i get a call and put it on loudspeaker i can't hear anything because it's also probably from bottom speaker.
Thanks.
PS : The top speaker is working perfectly and is loud.
Can anyone answer ??
Does anyone else experience an imbalance of voices between left (earpiece) and right (bottom speaker) channel when watching videos in landscape? It's really strange because first you hear the voice from the main bottom speaker and half a second later it's hissing out of the earpiece which is really disturbing.
Is it maybe fixable in the kernel or is it possible given the crap quality of the earpiece to disable it all together as clearly 95% of the sound comes from the bottom speaker? Maybe by you? @Freak07
Kind regards
...but Google screwed up by giving it a wrong sound profile. Hear me out.
If you have YT music or Spotify linked to your alarm ringtone, play a song with the alarm volume at max, then try playing the same song in Spotify.
It sounds MUCH better in the alarm, I guess because it's only using the bottom firing speaker and doesn't need to account for the top one?
But then once you turn down a level in the alarm volume, the mids suddenly drop more than it should, probably expecting the top speaker to help but never got it.
I suggest Google just disable the wonky sound profile and use the bottom speaker only for media. Cuts the stereo speaker feature (which already sounds ****ty), but gives us better sound quality.
I agree that it could easily sound better. It reminds me of exactly what an iPhone sounds like. It has a weird hollow "clunk" sound (I'm guessing it's some dsp trick) when it's trying to play a bass thump. The bottom speaker is clearly missing treble which I'm guessing they figured the screen speaker would make up for. I think they should just make the bottom play the full spectrum and then it would sound fine. I guess one of the eq apps could help out with that too.
What is this nasty screen unlock sound. Sounds atrocious
Golf c said:
What is this nasty screen unlock sound. Sounds atrocious
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So disable it.
Hi,
is it just my devices, or is it present on yours also?
When I watch, say, a video on facebook/YT/music and tilt phone to landscape, the top speaker (in this case left one when in landscape) is noticeably louder than the bottom (right) one and has a slightly different sound-color.
I presume it is normal since the shapes of mesh through which sound is firing and possibly the speakers are little different ... so just checking whether ask for repair or it's just how it is.
Thanks
Same here. Which is odd since most of my other phones the loud speaker is usually louder than the earpiece speaker.
Thx, good to know. I also noticed, that the sound is coming rather from right side of the bottom grille. When I go with my finger covering the bottom speaker, it stops playing when I cover the right side, not the left.
Try turning on Dolby Atmos, it resolved the balance issue for me.
Settings > Sound > Audio Settings > Dolby Atmos
Unfortunately it also changes the sound out of headphones, etc. I find that using the custom equalizer with "Intelligent Equalizer" off seems to keep the sound about the same as with Dolby off.
I'm not exactly sure why this fixes it but I assume that it's a software issue not a hardware one...