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Question marked as Top-ranking reply User profile for user: ArnoClaes ArnoClaes Author User level: Level 1 7 points

Feb 15, 2010 4:22 AM in response to Mike Johnson12

Because I wanted to raise the volume, I set everything +6 dB + The main volume 100 dB. Now the bass sounds like 'PRRR BPRRR', not the 'DK DK' as before. Can I reset what I've done? Or must I re-do everything with other settings? Reply

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User profile for user: Wright67 Wright67 User level: Level 1 4 points

Feb 22, 2010 3:01 PM in response to ArnoClaes

Try using the sound slider in the top of the iTunes bar, next to backward, play and forward. This is different to the system sound level. Reply

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User profile for user: g4s g4s User level: Level 2 414 points

Feb 13, 2010 7:58 AM in response to ArnoClaes

You need an amp. I have one of these. http://www.jdslabs.com/products.php It will drive any high impedance headphones. Reply

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User profile for user: ed2345 ed2345 User level: Level 9 63,590 points

Feb 14, 2010 7:39 PM in response to ArnoClaes

ArnoClaes wrote: I used iVolume, but I noticed that the quality of the music became less good. Is this normal?

You may have raised it too much, which causes clipping and distortion. Reply

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User profile for user: ArnoClaes ArnoClaes Author User level: Level 1 7 points

Feb 14, 2010 1:55 PM in response to Mike Johnson12

I used iVolume, but I noticed that the quality of the music became less good. Is this normal? Is it really that the audio quality became worse or is it just me? Anyways, thanks for the help but I'm waiting at your answer! Reply

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User profile for user: Mike Johnson12 Mike Johnson12 User level: Level 5 6,549 points

Feb 14, 2010 6:26 PM in response to ArnoClaes

How good the music sounds is a subjective thing - it is your opinion. What my ears consider good at 256 kbps might sound bad to you. As far as I know iVolume does not change the size or alter the quality - just adjusts the volume. MJ Reply

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User profile for user: Mike Johnson12 Mike Johnson12 User level: Level 5 6,549 points

Feb 15, 2010 4:28 AM in response to ArnoClaes

Open iVolume and select the tunes - try a couple that are not sounding right - readjust the volume and see if that give you a satisfactory result. MJ Reply

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User profile for user: Mike Johnson12 Mike Johnson12 User level: Level 5 6,549 points

Feb 13, 2010 9:14 AM in response to ArnoClaes

Try iVolume - http://www.mani.de/ivolume/index.html MJ Reply

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User profile for user: Mike Johnson12 Mike Johnson12 User level: Level 5 6,549 points

Feb 14, 2010 10:44 PM in response to ed2345

Good point. I target my adjustments to be around -2.5 to +2.5. This is possibly why I notice no difference in the 'quality' MJ Reply

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