But why did they change the upper disc click sound for a so loud one ???
Agree! Super loud.
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M5 sound suddenly appears less boomy
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I think it has to do with equalisation. The click is now both louder and brighter, but that counts for treble and mid range overall.I think they gave a substantial part of the higher frequency range a significant notch upwards to match the bass.I confirm it is less boomy after the upgrade, nicer sound now! But why did they change the upper disc click sound for a so loud one ???
Just noticed mine had more defined click with volume and less boomy.Much much better sound
I got new software for my Beosound 1. And, same here, better sound less boomy.
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Volume level has changed too. Mine´s default volume was 20, I had to reduce it to 17 to get the same perceived volume level than prior to the update.I also find the volume increment quite big when using the M5 top discI think they gave a substantial part of the higher frequency range a significant notch upwards to match the bass.
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Not to derail this thread, but my BeoSound 2 has recently started having an issue where it will suddenly stop playing and be unavailable for a few minutes. I just checked and it has the new software.
Not to derail this thread, but my BeoSound 2 has recently started having an issue where it will suddenly stop playing and be unavailable for a few minutes. I just checked and it has the new software.
Keep us posted. Maybe start a new thread. I see an upgrade is waiting for my BS2, but I'm now hesitant to follow through.
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