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post #61 of 67

I am waiting for the new iPod Touch to come out at the end of the year
Till then i will be content with my PC and SII

post #62 of 67

The GS2 is a great phone eg. large clear screen, good camera, fast processor, etc. read the reviews and it is well received (PCpro’s A-list phone). But, I did not read one review which would prepare me for how poor the standard audio was going to be (plenty highlighting this after I had got the phone!).

 

The stock player is very poor and almost a disgrace to be supplied with a high end phone.  The great thing about Andriod is there are alternative players out there, I use Neutron which has the best sound (MO) though a bit clunky GUI. Poweamp has a good GUI and good sound, so, just by loading a third party player the phone is accectable.  Add in a headphone amp and rip your music to FLAC and the sound is quite good, not outstanding, but if you are listening on a train, plane, jogging etc, quite good.

 

I am happy where I am now, there will be updates to improve things so I'm not going to run off and get an I-Phone smily_headphones1.gif

post #63 of 67

If you are rooted! Not too much improvement but might be able to help PowerAmp users complaining of low volume.

 

Try this : https://market.android.com/details?id=org.projectvoodoo.louder

 

& this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1411788

post #64 of 67
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Originally Posted by droilfade View Post

If you are rooted! Not too much improvement but might be able to help PowerAmp users complaining of low volume.

 

Try this : https://market.android.com/details?id=org.projectvoodoo.louder

 

& this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1411788



As far as I read, Voodoo is not a solution because GS2 runs on a Yamaha DAC, which is not compatible with Voodoo.

post #65 of 67

 

USB audio test is ongoing with a modded kernel:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1288850

 

Red Pill Kernel

RedPill_Rev1.3

Experimental: USB Audio support for DAC devices


Edited by DanBa - 2/14/12 at 10:39am
post #66 of 67
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Originally Posted by issuzark View Post



As far as I read, Voodoo is not a solution because GS2 runs on a Yamaha DAC, which is not compatible with Voodoo.


This is not the same Voodoo as the I9000. It is just a kernel with volume booster. 

 

post #67 of 67
Yes the sound quality of samsung lower than iphone,but it's appearance is good as compare to the others.
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