How far will FXSound boost sound quality?

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I wanna know far FXSound will take the quality too, macbook level? maybe below? Also is it better than the dts ultimate that comes with my laptop?

[doolhoofd]

I would say, it depends on how you define “quality” and “better.”
Anyway, those are questions which I already more-or-less answered in these posts:

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Hi Gabby, First, two general guidelines: Don’t set any of the Effects or EQ sliders past level 4. Avoid clipping (the first point will help with that). Whenever you encounter clipping distortion, it means you’ve hit your system’s threshold. Try to find the source, and turn it down. These are the two things I’m understanding you’re aiming for: If you’re looking for an “objective/neutral” sound - which is the pursuit of most “audiophiles,” and often the audiophiliac definition of “sound q…

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It certainly can; I’ve added a screenshot below to illustrate and simplify things. Bass is marked red (20 to 250 Hz), Mids are marked yellow (250 Hz to 2 kHz), Treble is marked white (2 to 20 kHz). I can honestly say that FxSound’s Clarity slider is a unique and absolutely wonderful way to boost the higher frequencies, but I feel I should add though, that EqualizerAPO is one particular tool that allows for a more precise control, since the amount of bands you can create in its EQ as well as…

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Thank you

[jamie512]

FXSound can noticeably improve sound quality, especially on basic speakers or headphones. But if you want more control and deeper audio customization, Equalizer APO is the better choice. It takes a bit more setup, but the results can be much more precise.