I always have a problem with this calibration. It's better on the iPad than the iPhone, but it's still weak. It cuts my bass all the time. The sound is made as if I put a blanket on the speakers. Without life.
I always have a problem with this calibration. It's better on the iPad than the iPhone, but it's still weak. It cuts my bass all the time. The sound is made as if I put a blanket on the speakers. Without life.
I always have a problem with this calibration. It's better on the iPad than the iPhone, but it's still weak. It cuts my bass all the time. The sound is made as if I put a blanket on the speakers. Without life.
See a recent Reddit post below - I don’t know exactly how the curves were derived, but they attempt to compare iPhone, iPad and UMIK-1 microphones. I was surprised at the similarity, but UMIK-1 response appears flatter, and the difference is largest below 50Hz. Is the problem that iPhone and iPad mics just aren’t suitable for bass correction?
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