[Fripp]

I downloaded iWOW for my Powerbook and all of a sudden I could get decent sound out of the headphone socket feeding my Shure500!

Normaly my setup is Nano-lineout-Hornet-Shure500 or Sennheiser650 and I have never got anything decent out of the Apple Powerbook.

The sound out of the powerbook has always been ordinary.

I have the software on free trial to make sure that I am not just hearing things. Has anyone else tried this software and is there a Nano crack to achieve something similar to be truly portable.

The software is called SRS iWoW for itunes

http://www.srs-store.com

 

[Jahn]

i've tried srs wow for microsoft mediaplayer, sounds too processed for me so i've skipped later versions. the mac version is really nice?

 

[Fripp]

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Originally Posted by Jahn /img/forum/go_quote.gif i've tried srs wow for microsoft mediaplayer, sounds too processed for me so i've skipped later versions. the mac version is really nice?

-Yes, it does improve the sound from my powerbook dramatically, still my Nano-Lineout-Hornet is a more organic soundbut for some music it is avery close call!

 

[M0T0XGUY]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jahn /img/forum/go_quote.gif i've tried srs wow for microsoft mediaplayer, sounds too processed for me so i've skipped later versions. the mac version is really nice?

Just another reason why Windows sucks

(and I continue to use a Dimension desktop with XP)

 

[RedLeader]

My iriver H120 has SRS WOW software. I personally don't use it as I feel the same as jahn. Hmmm... you should look at rockbox.

 

[m3ta1head]

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Originally Posted by RedLeader /img/forum/go_quote.gif you should look at rockbox.

Agreed. You'll never go back to anything else

 

[Kardon]

I'll see if I can give it a try on my Macbook.

 

[goldenratiophi]

I downloaded the trial a while ago... I didn't like it too much :-/ Maybe I need to tweak the settings more, but I'm too lazy

 

[Kardon]

I played with it for a few seconds, Nothing in there can't be acquired with some tweaking with the EQ, but none the less it does allow you to change the sound pretty easily. I wasn't a huge fan, and it didn't sound much different from straight out of the jack. Not to mention the program itself seemed really "old" and nothing like a real "Mac App" if you know what I mean. I wouldn't buy but I can see why some people would like it. Easy to install/uninstall for anyone wanting to try.