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Old 06-18-2012, 01:24 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by geekmaster View Post
I like the idea of NOT running the speakers loud enough to hear distortion (which was claimed as symptom of a potentially damaging volume level). Perhaps you could add a warning saying "if you hear speaker distortion, please turn down the volume to protect the speakers" (or something similar).
The currently release version has: "If you find the audio screechy, you're likely using too high a volume." Maybe I should change the "screechy" to "distorted"? But right now I don't want to release a new version at this point--I did too many updates, and I've got a home move to do.

If the speaker wire insulation melted, causing a short, that could cause multiple failures, no?

By the way, Speaker Boost's reviews on Android Market are really good: 18 five-star, one four-star (from a user who says the controls are hard to use?!). Of course that's mainly a sign that it boosts the volume, and that's not the question here.

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