If you want an application that can improve the sound quality rendered by audio equipment, Hear ($19.99/€15) can do it. Besides the plethora of preset effects, it also allows you to adapt the frequencies to your liking. Once installed (restart required), all sound on your computer, PC or Mac, is rendered t... |
24 January 2012
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Samsung proudly unveils its latest addition to its portfolio, the U3 mp3 player, a USB direct music player embedded in 5 different electrifying color casings.The newcomer is a said to be a super compact device that works with a slim USB connection. The player features a stick-like design, and the funky color versions... |
16 July 2007
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Blue Cat is steadily growing more and more into becoming a very well-known and very respected name in the audio industry and this is happening because of few very nice causes. First of all, their products are very good, sensibly better than what so many software producers offer these days; one customer can truly rel... |
13 April 2007
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In this (wide) world there are EQs and EQs, from the lousiest ones to the professional ones that cost big bucks. Now, I am really speaking about all of them - hardware or software, no matter at all - they all do the same thing, add color to your audio, sometimes, allowing you to hear your music in better conditions o... |
22 March 2007
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