Sidney Menough
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Can't use volume booster programs on my T Mobile revelry they don't work. Anybody else have this problem?
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Can't use volume booster appthey don't work on my T-Mobile revelry anybody else have this problem?
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puppykickr
Android Expert
Android has a strange and sometimes problematic set up for volume boosters, equalizers, surround sound, and the like.
Typically, you can use only one at a time, and often the device has one built in already that can be on without you knowing it- therefore disabling the one that you want on.
When this occurs with my devices, I usually have to reboot them, and then the app I want to use will work.
Also, most volume 'boosters' typically don't really make the device any louder than it already can be.
Two that I have found are EQ FX from UpToDown and SpeakerBoost from APK Pure.
If you want ad-free, then use versions 2.0 for EQ FX and 2.03 for SpeakerBoost.
EQ FX has a loudness control that boosts sound and also a virtualizer that helps as well.
SpeakerBoost is an actual booster, but with this comes a warning- if you play sounds too loud using the app you can actually damage the device. This is clearly explained when you first open the app.
Both are fully user controlled as to the amount of each effect.
Typically, you can use only one at a time, and often the device has one built in already that can be on without you knowing it- therefore disabling the one that you want on.
When this occurs with my devices, I usually have to reboot them, and then the app I want to use will work.
Also, most volume 'boosters' typically don't really make the device any louder than it already can be.
Two that I have found are EQ FX from UpToDown and SpeakerBoost from APK Pure.
If you want ad-free, then use versions 2.0 for EQ FX and 2.03 for SpeakerBoost.
EQ FX has a loudness control that boosts sound and also a virtualizer that helps as well.
SpeakerBoost is an actual booster, but with this comes a warning- if you play sounds too loud using the app you can actually damage the device. This is clearly explained when you first open the app.
Both are fully user controlled as to the amount of each effect.