Thread: Speaker Boost app
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Old 06-17-2012, 09:16 PM   #11
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How low is "low-frequency"?

I could set SpeakerBoost to not boost the lowest frequency, and then just boost the higher ones.

The central frequencies of the five equalizer bands on the Fire are:
60 Hz
230 Hz
910 Hz
3600 Hz
14000 Hz

Any advice on how to shape it for safe boosting?

I just tried not boosting the 60Hz at all, boosting the 230Hz at half of the user-specified level, boosting the 14000 Hz at 75% of the user-specified level, and boosting the others at the user-specified level. Voice was nice and clear.
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