Improve Cube i7 book audio by a noticeable margin

[Chris G]

Great post, this does sound better.

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[Solaris]

You can use the Realtek audio manager to set the loudness equalization, and maybe the audio enhancements. I know there are a few EQ presets for different types of music genres in the manager somewhere

[Mario Fajardo]

But for what I’ve tried with them, they don’t “improve” audio loudness or quality, they just improve a small bit of the audio, while butchering every other aspect of it, which is why I don’t recommend them. BUt i you find them good enough for your purposes, power to you.

[Marco Bianchi]

i can confirm
dfx runs good , it change also the stereo image and can improve other settings

[Nawab arzoo]

I am thinking of replacing internal speaker so that I could have good audio quality .. can anyone say what would be proper dimensions of the speakers .

[DOgi]

You may try app called Equalizer APO. It can be downloaded from official repository here:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo/

After running the application all you need is setting Preamplification to 5-10 dB (marked red in attachment).

I also use it to improve sound quality when using different headphones. That’s why I have several Equalizer presets defined.

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[Katagiri]

I was wondering… did anyone update the Realtek audio driver? There’s a new version from January.

[Papa Yoyo]

Katagiri wrote:

I was wondering… did anyone update the Realtek audio driver? There’s a new version from January.

Just updated. Can’t notice any difference, still very quiet. I’m using SRS Audio Sandbox to boost volume & bass a little.

[Katagiri]

Papa Yoyo wrote:

Just updated. Can’t notice any difference, still very quiet. I’m using SRS Audio Sandbox to boost volume & bass a little.

Maybe it’s not worth the hassle.

[Papa Yoyo]

Always nice to be up-to-date 😉 Not much hassle really.

[Rafael]

DFX audio enhancer did work for me, thanks

[Katagiri]

Papa Yoyo wrote:

Always nice to be up-to-date Not much hassle really.

If you say so, I still have the drivers I downloaded for my desktop and laptop. I’ll give it a try.

[FUCKTECHTABLET]

DOgi wrote:

You may try app called Equalizer APO. It can be downloaded from official repository here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo/ After running the application all you need is setting Preamplification to 5-10 dB (marked red in attachment). I also use it to improve sound quality when using different headphones. That’s why I have several Equalizer presets defined.

Thanks. This work for my Mix Plus

 

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[Pier Paolo]

FUCKTECHTABLET wrote:

DOgi wrote:

You may try app called Equalizer APO. It can be downloaded from official repository here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo/ After running the application all you need is setting Preamplification to 5-10 dB (marked red in attachment). I also use it to improve sound quality when using different headphones. That’s why I have several Equalizer presets defined.

Thanks. This work for my Mix Plus

Really superworks! For me it is a very good solution! 100%

[Katagiri]

Equalizer APO works great with the built in speakers but made my Bluetooth headset to crack a little. Since I use more the headset than the built in speakers, I uninstalled it.

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