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    Acer 9300 audio is low...

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by greatlaptop, Feb 24, 2007.

  1. greatlaptop

    greatlaptop Newbie

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    When I put the adudio vloume to max level then the audio is not that loud...
    Is it what is supposed to be?

    With other laptops like for example the HP Pavillion when the volume is at the maximum level the sound is very loud.

    I am wondering if there is something I can set on my Acer 9300 so that the volume when at maximum level is more powerful.
    May be there is nothing I can do about it becasue the the internal speakers cannot get more decibels out.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks
     
    greatlaptop, Feb 24, 2007
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  2. LeDuc

    LeDuc Notebook Geek

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    That's it, speakers won't get more dB out. But you can use oit with external speakers system, as I do when listening music, no?
     
    LeDuc, Feb 24, 2007
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  3. greatlaptop

    greatlaptop Newbie

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    Anything can be done to increase the audio?
    Hack into the hardware and/or using different drivers ????????
     
    greatlaptop, Feb 24, 2007
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  4. Zoomastigophora

    Zoomastigophora Notebook Evangelist

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    Make sure the Wave output is on max. You can also mess around with the equalizer for whatever program you're using or driver provided equalizers. Other than that...I can't really think of anything.
     
    Zoomastigophora, Feb 24, 2007
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