Audio quality with headphones in?

[Droiiiiiiiiid]

Just looking for a rough guess as to how well the X does Sound Processing for music. GSMArena doesnt have their tests up yet so I was looking to find out from people here if it is clean and loud before I go and put money on this phone.

So anybody with an X at this point, what's your opinion? Distorted? Clean? Let me know!

Thanks!

 

[christophermx4]

I just picked up the Droid Maxx today, and I bet the sound quality is the same as the Moto X.

Overall, it's very clear and comparable to my Galaxy Nexus. I've been listening to my V-Moda M100s, and I haven't noticed any distortion. The sound seems little treble heavy compared to my Nexus 7 or my Galaxy Nexus, but I'm not quite sure yet.


The thing that bugs me, is that the built in EQ is locked in on certain presets - you can't actually change different EQ bands.

 

[_MetalHead_]

I just picked up the Droid Maxx today, and I bet the sound quality is the same as the Moto X.

Overall, it's very clear and comparable to my Galaxy Nexus. I've been listening to my V-Moda M100s, and I haven't noticed any distortion. The sound seems little treble heavy compared to my Nexus 7 or my Galaxy Nexus, but I'm not quite sure yet.


The thing that bugs me, is that the built in EQ is locked in on certain presets - you can't actually change different EQ bands.

Poweramp is the way to go.

 

[christophermx4]

Poweramp is the way to go.

I love PowerAmp. Sadly though, it's not integrated into Google Music. I found a system wide EQ program I'm using for now.

 

[decepticon]

Better than my N4 with my Monoproce 8525's

 

[thund3rbay]

Great sound quality for me... Really clean and well balanced...

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