Thank you very much. With adapter is louder than without adapter. On lg earbuds I think more detailed, punchy bass, and more sharp highs, but maybe its only louder and its better dynamic for not very loud listening I must check again...
I download this app and it tells me only "hi fi"
if I connect my Akg and the same situation on lg earbuds.
And it tells me only "aux" when I use adapter. It's correct?
I can't change anything. It's correct?
Icon of "pro headphones" newer shows... It's correct?
Why Akg notifocation isn't "proffesional" and shows the same notification like lg earbuds? It's correct?
Please help... If I'm on the last step on loudness with "aux"?
If I may be louder than that "aux"?
YW! Glad the app helped!!
No dom, it's JUST louder. lol You're not hearing more quality, you're just hearing the quality that's there b/c of the volume bump. No need to check again.
Yeah when you use the adapter it should say Aux or "External Device Connected". They are the SAME THING/MODE.
No you can't. Not through the app anyway. To change you have to remove or add the adapter back into the mix.
Pro headphones? I have no idea what that is or what you're referring to.
I don't know on AKG notification at all. You will have to research elsewhere about that, unless someone else reading this knows what he's referring to?
The only way to get louder that what the adapter is giving you in aux is either to: 1) Use HIGHER impedance headphones than what you have now, like over 50 ohms. This will trigger "High Impedance Mode" (HIM) I believe which will give you the LOUDEST volume bumip. 2) If you want to use headphones that are below 50 ohms and still get HIM, then you will need a high impedance adapter, like
this one (MAKE SURE you buy the 75 ohm one. Or you can buy from
this seller instead. Up to you.). That is a link to the eBay one which sells internationally. You can try checking on your local eBay site or Amazon if you wish since it may come in sooner. But I would only buy it if you REALLY feel the volume isn't loud enough for you using the "aux" adapter.