Speakers upgrade

Hi guys, i was just windering if there exists on the market some internal speakers for laptop of good quality to replace my Inspiron 7570 internal speakers which sound very bad...
I've google it but i did not find much about this topic.

 

No, you not only need to mod your own set of speakers but also have to make your own drivers that powers the speakers properly, otherwise even if you build your own speakers the sound quality will be really bad.

 

The drivers are not what make the sound good or bad; it is a complex art (not just 'science').

Your best bet is a good external speaker setup. Quality 2.1 systems usually offer the best bang for the buck (when audio quality, not mere quantity) is the goal.

 

compare start with 3:00 then tell me again drivers don't matter.

Everything matters (drivers, amp, speakers), if you have good speakers and a good amp but trash drivers which refuse to tell the amp to power the speakers enough it's going to be bad.

and before u ask, recorded with a podcast mic, same distance, same song,same position.

 

I'm not talking about the software drivers... I'm talking about the physical drivers... (i.e. the 'speakers' for most people).

We agree though that everything in the signal chain affects the sound.

Can I ask how you made your (software) driver? Good job, btw.

Specifically; are you adjusting frequencies or just power? Are you adjusting for phase shifts (if adjusting freq)? Are you doing this by ear or with instruments? Through my systems (I've tested on a couple of them so far) the Danishblunt drivers are different but maybe not necessarily better. But the song choice is an unknown to me too...

 

Both power and freqencies as you probably already heard out from the video.
Haven't adjusted for any phase shifts.
By ear
Song choice is a cover song from my favorite anime. If you have a song that youtube won't instacopyrightstrike the hell out of it, I'm willing to record stock vs my drivers so you can probably figure out what I changed and decide for yourself it it's better or not

 

Thanks for the offer, but there is nothing on youtubeland that is worth considering to take up with your offer.

No slight to you; but I already cringed at 'podcast mic'.

Sorry, my tastes are music (i.e. preferably acoustic), not merely music like 'sounds'.

 

Most laptop speakers I think are designed to the following spec: "They need to exist and make a noise" Take out the ones that are in there and I doubt you'll be impressed with anything that fits in their place. Even a cheap external unit will be better.

 

Pretty much, but sometimes you can't really bring those speakers with you. So not having decent speakers are for some people a dealbreaker.

 

True. I've just given up on speakers in laptops and gone with headsets (or externals at home)

 

Then again there was the XPS L 501/502/701/702 x. If you haven't heard one of those, you don't know what can be had in a laptop.

As for the topic - I've tried a few times to upgrade the speakers, but never got the "totally worth it" feeling. Maybe I haven't tried the right combo, maybe something else. Have one last try in my mind, we'll see. You are still welcome to try and share the details if successful.

 

Probably wont get acceptable results out of your laptop speakers, Just not enough power, or correct "aim" for the speakers. Just carry a small Bluetooth speaker with you like the U/E clip speaker, and when your home get something like the PSB media alphas. You will be much happier!

 

I recall them being a lot louder than I expected but not the quality.