ryanmatic
100+ Head-Fier
You can use the EQ when streaming over AAC.One more thing I am hearing is that when you adjust equalizer then the connection gets downgraded to SBC. Is that true?
You can use the EQ when streaming over AAC.One more thing I am hearing is that when you adjust equalizer then the connection gets downgraded to SBC. Is that true?
Pair 1000XM3 with phone like Samsung S9 series and Note 9, use LDAC codec in Developer Options will get the best sounding.
Some said 1000XM3 was bass heavy, but after trying my many Audiophile recordings CD, some gold edition and Japan press CD, the bass sounded just right amount, when compare the bass amount playback in an Audiophile grade stereo system which consist of 12 inch bass floor standing stereo speakers.
Which mean there are many CD recorded in much heavy bass for commercial attractions purpose, and 1000XM3 just able to reveal how much heavier the bass really are off the lines.
Below are some of my CD collection (out of thousands) . Some of them in gold or special edition
Why do you think so? Is it not matching with your views on sound quality?
CNet's Guttenberg has not reviewed this extensively but
"I gave the headphone to Steve Guttenberg, who writes CNET's The Audiophiliac column, for a listen. Steve can be hard on Bluetooth headphones but had very positive things to say about the WH-1000XM3: Nice treble, warm, natural midrange and bass that was deep but also defined. He didn't have any real complaints about the sound."
With the iPhone 8 it stays on aac, according to the Sony app.Yep.
the AKG N700NC only went with SBC.
I'm not angry, but I could ask you the same question. I was just responding to your sarcasm in kind. Also I'm just saying your view of the sound is at odds with most in this thread.Genuinely curious, why all the anger?
I’d just suggest folks listen for themselves...
I am using LDAC (not that I think it makes any difference in sound quality) and I use the EQ on my phone as provided through Onkyo HF Player.For using LDAC and lower the bass, the best way is use EQ on your MP3 device or smartphone, no?
Or am I wrong ?
I've compared those music downloaded from online music providers, OMG most of them have rripped into much heavy bass when compare to those I've personally ripped original audio CD's into FLAC/MP3.I EQ'ed the bass few steps down. but they're not as heavy after the sound optimizer.
I do use my other headphones/CIEMs for music. 1000xm3 for casual/watching videos especially when travelling
Streaming services must play the files provided to them by the music label. This is a requirement of their licensing agreement and the music labels are very strict. If you are hearing extra heavy bass, then it is what the music label gave them.I've compared those music downloaded from online music providers, OMG most of them have rripped into much heavy bass when compare to those I've personally ripped original audio CD's into FLAC/MP3.
I think those providers intentionally ripped songs with high bass gain for bass head?
Oooooh yes, if you commute it is a must to own.
for the NC yes but for sound quality IMHO, your good with the 550
I can totally understand their commercial decision to change the tonal balance towards bass heavy approach, otherwise millions of Apple iPhone and Android phone users who's still using their low end original earpiece to listening to music will be very very unhappy.Streaming services must play the files provided to them by the music label. This is a requirement of their licensing agreement and the music labels are very strict. If you are hearing extra heavy bass, then it is what the music label gave them.