#Phon audio tuner portable
Phone accessories to improve sound qualityīut if you’re still not enjoying your phone’s audio quality, try a portable DAC (Digital-to-Analogue Converter).
And if your phone still has a headphone jack, plugging in sounds better – pound for pound – than streaming wirelessly. Increase your budget and you’ll enjoy even more detail and a greater sense of space and dynamism. If you’re still using the headphones that came with your smartphone, then spending just £30 on a new pair will transform your experience. IRIS ( ) is another brand looking to enhance sound quality through an app, and the pre-release version is superb. It works with over 280 different pairs, and the results are impressive, boosting your smartphone’s performance instantly. Sonar Works ( ) is one such app that not only tests your hearing, but also calibrates the sound depending on your headphones’ make and model. It’s a neat trick and can make a big difference to your enjoyment, especially if you struggle to hear low or high frequencies. For an ultra-affordable compact option, we like Fosi Audio’s BT10A (view at Amazon ), as it’s a simple Bluetooth. There are now several apps – and a couple of headphones, including Nuraphones ( ) – that test your hearing and tweak the output, essentially tuning the sound to your ears. Sony’s affordable and stylish STRDH190 Bluetooth Stereo Receiver (view at Amazon) is our pick for the best budget-friendly receiver, as it’s a reliable model with a clean design and Bluetooth connectivity. Apps that will improve your smartphone's sound quality But remember, if you have the capacity, downloading hi-res song files on Wi-Fi will sound great and save on data. Apple Music streams in AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) which, while not hi-res, does sound better than a basic MP3. Tidal ( ) premium subscribers can stream MQA, which is superior to CD, and the new Amazon Music HD service offers 50 million lossless CD-quality songs and millions in Ultra HD (better than CD quality).
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