BlackBerry Classic review
Buy a portable DAC Maybe you have a very good set of old-school wired headphones, but they sound disappointingly weedy through your phone. What you need is a portable DAC (Digital-to-Analogue Converter). The chips that drive the sound in your phone are all exercises in compromise. Factors like portability and energy efficiency, as well as the need to output a variety of sound types, inevitably lead to a trade-off in sound strength and quality.
External DACs come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but they all serve to bolster your phone’s sound output to the levels more in keeping with what the music creators originally intended – and if you have a very good set of headphones, particularly those with high-impedance, the difference can be truly extraordinary. So which portable DAC should you buy? We rate the iFi xDSD and the Chord Mojo very highly for sheer sound quality, the Audioquest Dragonfly for its portability, and the Creative Sound Blaster E5 for wireless convenience. Download an EQ app Buying a whole phone-sized (and often phone-priced) device and lugging it around with you is quite an extreme solution, of course.
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But you can also tweak your phone’s existing output to suit your tastes. Not all phones or music apps include an equalizer function, but it’s possible to download a dedicated EQ app to do the trick for you. The likes of EQu and Equalizer+ on iPhone, and Music Volume EQ and Equalizer on Android, will let you tweak the sound output on your device for a warmer, bassier, or airier sound. iPhone users on Apple Music should also note that there’s a built-in EQ function. Just go to Settings > Music > EQ and tweak away until you get a sound profile that’s music to your ears.
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