After my S705 was stollen I turned up home and my mum had got me a shiny new A805 as a pressent! After playing about with it I can comfirm that the A800 has more bass than the S700.
But almost every forum post says that the A800 is not as strong in the bass department as the s700.
I find the bass extends deeper on the a800. The sound is more gritty... like the sound is lying on wet n dry paper... the S700 is like on felt or wool.
The problem I found with the S700 is that its just too soft... the bass was flabby and not that deep, mids where too warm and resessed highs. The A800 sorts all this. However I think the default EQ is a bit off and thats why people are finding the player harsh etc.... it pushes a bit too much mids!
Try this
Clear bass +3 then +2 -2 -2 -1 0
Take the earphones - look for 3 vents at back - cover them with 3 layers of sellotape... put a pin hole in centre vent.
This makes the A800 have the same sound signiture as the S700 but with added detail and deeper bass
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After my S705 was stollen I turned up home and my mum had got me a shiny new A805 as a pressent! After playing about with it I can comfirm that the A800 has more bass than the S700.
But almost every forum post says that the A800 is not as strong in the bass department as the s700.
I find the bass extends deeper on the a800. The sound is more gritty... like the sound is lying on wet n dry paper... the S700 is like on felt or wool.
The problem I found with the S700 is that its just too soft... the bass was flabby and not that deep, mids where too warm and resessed highs. The A800 sorts all this. However I think the default EQ is a bit off and thats why people are finding the player harsh etc.... it pushes a bit too much mids!
Try this
Clear bass +3 then +2 -2 -2 -1 0
Take the earphones - look for 3 vents at back - cover them with 3 layers of sellotape... put a pin hole in centre vent.
This makes the A800 have the same sound signiture as the S700 but with added detail and deeper bass
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