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Loudspeaker hiss at highest volume? |
Dan_Aykroyd
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Hi.
I was testing today on my W800 that at the highest volume, with some songs, it makes a kind of hiss through the loudspeaker. Is this normal?
By the way, these songs (The Cure) sounded higher on my MP3 player too... maybe they are normalized too high or something and that's why that it happens.
Thank you so much.
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*Jojo*
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@dan - I guess that is but of - normal, pal. I can hear that hissing sound as well with my K750i when the volume is on it's peak, specially when I play the movie soundtrack of the flick - ANACONDA! In the future, I hope that  will have a tie-up with the BEST speaker-producing companies as to perfect their mobiles. Say, with those of: Bose, Harman Kardon, JBL, Infinity, Polk Audio etc.
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Sony Ericsson Indonesia
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yepp it hisses
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Pradhika
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Any sound system has the tendency to distort at the peak of volume resulting into hissing/jarring sound. So not to keep listening at the top of it and 80 percent will do.
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Dan_Aykroyd
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Well thanks so much for your responses, as I was starting to freak out! 
Anyway... will it be damaged if, let's say, I keep it playing through the loudspeaker at highest all the time?
And while we are at it... sad that the MegaBass system is almost unusuable since it totally distorts while listen through the headphone... 
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*Jojo*
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On 2005-10-06 04:06:58, Pradhika wrote:
Any sound system has the tendency to distort at the peak of volume resulting into hissing/jarring sound. So not to keep listening at the top of it and 80 percent will do.
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With the mobile handsets at present, this problem will still exist at present until the years to come. But with hi-end speaker systems, this is a no-no mate ! Specially those equipped for home theatre systems !
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Pradhika
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@Dan. Unless you run a tea-stall to attract customers, why listening at full volume and damage or test speakers?
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Dan_Aykroyd
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Well... just because I'd like to put them high! Besides... if it's in the SE level (it putted it), it SHOULDN'T damage them...
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Pradhika
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On 2005-10-06 04:44:39, Dan_Aykroyd wrote:
Well... just because I'd like to put them high! Besides... if it's in the SE level (it putted it), it SHOULDN'T damage them...
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yeskay
Joined: Aug 23, 2005
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My K750i has a similar problem at its peak volume. This happens even while playing the demo video packaged with the phone. However if the volume is reduced by half a notch, all's well.. |
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Posted: 2005-10-06 03:11
