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post #16 of 18
2/4/13 at 6:37am

Ok, well I have a RAZR M now and I have been playing with it and my Shure SE310 IEMs this morning.  I do get a bit of background hiss.  Honestly, it does not bother me, but considering where I am posting right now some people might want to try before they buy ;)

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post #17 of 18
2/6/13 at 2:47pm
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Originally Posted by rizZzo88 View Post

not sure if this has been solved yet but the solution is:
playmusic->(select a song and start playing it)->(upper right hand corner is a drop down menu)->equalizer->off

For stock player it helps somewhat because Google's EQ implementation is simply atrocious. At least through my Westone W4s and Grados SR-125 Razr M headphone out sounds real bad (flat, congested, veiled, noisy) through any player I tried other than Neutron. Every time I try to switch to something like PowerAmp I'm amazed at the magic Neutron pulls out provided you enable 64-bit rendering, randomization and let it control gain plus lift lows and highs a tiny bit via EQ. Still sound is worse than out of stock, non-EQed iPhone 4 but not by a lot.
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post #18 of 18
2/6/13 at 9:23pm
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Originally Posted by albau View Post

For stock player it helps somewhat because Google's EQ implementation is simply atrocious. At least through my Westone W4s and Grados SR-125 Razr M headphone out sounds real bad (flat, congested, veiled, noisy) through any player I tried other than Neutron. Every time I try to switch to something like PowerAmp I'm amazed at the magic Neutron pulls out provided you enable 64-bit rendering, randomization and let it control gain plus lift lows and highs a tiny bit via EQ. Still sound is worse than out of stock, non-EQed iPhone 4 but not by a lot.
yeah I'm not SUPER picky about sound but I have a pair of image x10's so I can tell when the EQ is messing with sound quality. What is this neutron program you are talking about? I've never heard of it
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