Mda headset volume hack

In my experience, Late Night helps with some music and books, while there is virtually no effect when listening to others. The free open source multi media player VLC is one such example: It has a built-in equalizer with an adjustable pre-amp. On Android, VLC can access the built-in music library. On iOS, however, you have to create a separate media library. Alternatively, if you already have iTunes installed or are using iCloud, Dropbox, or Google Drive, you can use these services as well to upload media files.

I have only had the need for tips when playing old music files and for a select few audio books and podcasts. Another said: "Thank you for this.. I've been trying to figure that out for month.

However, others raised concerns about damaging their ears and noted that you shouldn't always listen to very loud music. Looking for tips and hacks for your phone? Want to find those secret features within social media apps? We have you covered Headset is poorly made. They sound great and everything and super comfortable. The mic swivel was so damn tight that after about 2 weeks of play the mic swivel simply snapped.

The mic itself still works but it just dangles. I have to get some super glue I guess. Me again and I would like to reitterate the poor craftsmanship in this headset. Now the ear piece swivel has broken. I simply put them on and went to adjust the headset itself and the damn ear piece snapped off. The warranty has since passed and I now have an 80 dollar paper weight. This time I bring good news. I contact Edemsional and asked if by good faith they would let me exchange it for a new headset.

They said yes. Is there a fix? Also the interface in the taskbar goes away and its nowhere to be found even after reloading the disk. I like em but they just are not working right. I also can use the make only sometimes, nobady can hear me most of the time.

Rich please help!! The only way I was able to get the buzzing to go away was to not use the drivers that came with it windows should already have the generic drivers needed. I even used the updated drivers they supply on there website and it still buzzed. Yeah, the drivers that come with this fucked them up badly. They have a few nice features, like equalizer, speaker shifter, etc. But unfortunately the drivers add the crackling and popping noise no matter what you do.

A possible solution might be install the drivers, remove the windows drivers with Device Manager. But the headphones and mic work fine without the drivers from the website or on the disc.

Do not use the drivers. Everything is still fine. For a while setting the Windows volume below 6 results in no sound, and from there it only increases at 16, 22, and increasingly greater intervals. Sometimes the volume level will set itself to max level for no apparent reason.

I did recently overhaul a bunch of drivers and these issues seem somewhat resolved. Annoyingly, everything after 32 is just loud. This device seems to have only 3 real volume settings: moderate, loud, and ear shattering. A quiet range would be nice since these speakers are an inch from my ears. I seem to recall having various issues of the sort back in These headphones are working awesomely now.

Drivers they came with, website drivers, no drivers, everything. I also had to stretch the hell out of the band in order to get them to stop hurting my ears and head. I usually do not have this problem. Once I upgraded to Vista, they worked pretty well for a while. Clear sound, and okay in the lowest volume setting 6, anything lower mutes it. Please fix this issue as soon as possible in a software fix or something!

These headsets are horrible. The microphone has a constant hissss to it trying to talk in team speak. Total waste of money. When they do work, the force feedback is like someone clapping their hands over your ears.

Pile of trash. My old piece of crap logitecs were times better and when I plug those back in I can at least play my games. Other than having to change a sound setting in my game, il-2 , these headphones run the game, teamspeak, and pandorabox…all at the same time…never had a problem.

These headphones are freeking awesome. I love the headphones. I have never had the cracking sound everyone talks about. My problem is getting the BSOD after about 10 min of gameplay. I also find it disturbing that the driver software only offers 2 settings.

I would think that if the Headphones are 5. I have uninstalled the software and selected in my control panel speaker settings, 5. Once in a while, it seems the front speaker is turned off. In Battleground Europe, I have to turn my head left or right to hear a veh noise coming inbound.

The right side of the headphones is almost completely dead. It just went silent yesterday. There is no sound, there is no bass, there is no lights, but there IS force feedback. I took the unit apart to try and solve the problem the plastic sizing band was broken anyway from repetitive stress so I figured what the hell. There is a very faint sound coming from the rumbler. I generally keep the FF off, though. Suffice to say I can not discover the problem, but I am considering a new headset, from a different manufacturer.

Just for an update since I bought these back in June, these are working well with Windows 7. Windows 7 seems to already have the generic drivers to run this bad boy.

Great headphones. Just got the windows 7 drivers. The Windows 7 drivers is where you need to be if on Windows 7. This headset is awesome. I first got them 3 years ago on XP, and now upgraded to the Windows 7 drivers on my new machine. I use them primarily for il-2 flight sim.

This headset is the biggest piece of trash I have ever come across. When I play a game, sometimes it gives me a loud pop, then 1 of 3 things will happen. I seriously doubt this has anything to do with my comp. Also I have recently replaced ALL of my hardware on the current build. There are several complaints all over the net with this headset, they should be recalled at the very least. I liked the style and colors, but it looks a lot more comfortable than it is. Personal preference for me is the Bass Boost, and it brings a new layer of immersion when playing audio-heavy games like Battlefield 1.

However, I do have a few nitpicks and chief among them is the way the headset seems to overtake the console when booting up. Also, while the build quality has been sturdy enough for me I sometimes throw the headset to the couch or carpeted floor to test it , some might not like the overall plastic feel and make. The Superhuman hearing feature might sound like a marketing gimmick, but it honest-to-goodness works!

Is it an unfair advantage?