chinchillas
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I'm dumping my old iPhone for this device. Do you have any opinions on the quality of audio, since I'll be using it mostly for music?
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Audio quality?
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puppykickr
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If it is prerecorded music, (mp3, wav., etc.) you should notice no difference at all.
If you are using the device to record the music, then it will all depend upon the hardware (microphone) in the device.
There are many sound enhancement apps available (equalizers, surround sound, bass booster, etc), and I use a few that you may have use for.
I am a (part time, now) live sound engineer, so sound quality is important to me.
If you are using the device to record the music, then it will all depend upon the hardware (microphone) in the device.
There are many sound enhancement apps available (equalizers, surround sound, bass booster, etc), and I use a few that you may have use for.
I am a (part time, now) live sound engineer, so sound quality is important to me.
I personally use either FLAC or 320 kbps mp3 files for my audio. 192 will suffice also...
http://mp3ornot.com/
http://mp3ornot.com/
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Interesting. I was wondering though if there were any deceased sound engineers still making a living.
Oh is that where the door is? OK I'm going
Naked iPhones usually sound better than Android phones. When your using an external speaker file format matters.