JoeMuc2009 wrote: > Usually audible, yes. I have set up a blog post that describes why it > happens and how to detect the bass distortions (with special samples > created for this purpose), including how to disassemble the Boom and how > to fix it. Grille removal is only the very first step and is actually > really easy if you have an appropriate tool. But actually it is easier > to listen because the cracks in the speaker surrounds are hard to see as > long as they sit in their place. > See here for details: > http://joes-tech-blog.blogspot.com/2016/03/logitech-squeezebox-boom-ue-radio-bass.htmlInteresting > observation that the boom merges left/right low frequencies. This, I suspect, is either a deliberate design choice built into the DSP or a consequence of transmission using a lossy compression format. (Being joint-stereo not true two independent l/r channels.)
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