tuahogary
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With the SGS in airplane mode, I think you should easily get 2-3 days of music
With the SGS in airplane mode, I think you should easily get 2-3 days of music
Flash a custom rom; enjoy 3+ days of life.
Alternatively: buy a 2600-3500 rated battery.
Went down that path a few months back. I eventually got too lazy to troubleshoot, so I reverted to a stock ROM. Probably not gonna go custom again, until at least Samsung confirms it's not going to push an ICS update for the Galaxy S
For the record, Darky's 9.5-10.2.2
Oh, and since I'm no longer on Voodoo Sound... would you say that the Fiio E7 works well with the Galaxy S? Wait, the DAC is the best thing about the phone... how about the E11 instead?
Not sure how useful it is getting an amp with the SGS. Nobody's been able to get a digital line out from the SGS as far as I know.
Don't worry about that. With Voodoo Sound, even amping from the headphone out is very clean. I actually prefer the sound of it compared to my iPod's line out.
Yes.. but amplifying an analog signal that has already been amplified seems weird to me.. Won't it just add more noise into the signal, apart from increasing the volume obviously? I dunno.. maybe its just me.
Even the iPod's DAC is amplified a little bit.
Thanks for all the replies guys!
Um, just to ascertain, I was actually asking about whether the SQ from a non-Voodoo enabled SGS + amp compares to one that has Voodoo enabled. Sorry, my brain's not exactly functioning at 100% right now
By the bye, I thought Samsung agreed to the conditions Google set that all their devices should receive support for 18 months after release? The SGS was released in June of the previous year, so... it's 17 months in? That's cutting it kinda close )
Voodoo is always better. Voodoo cleans the signal in the internal DAC and amp, increasing SQ in simple terms.
An external amp does not increase SQ! Amplifying a subpar analog signal does exactly what it says - amplifies the subpar SQ!
If you can bypass the internal amp using a true line out, then your bigger external amp can theoretically perform better than the tiny internal amp in the phone. But this is just not the case with the SGS. There is no way to bypass the internal amp AFAIK.