Bad quality Sound

[RonWelty]

Hello.

I have a Toshiba Laptop ( PSAE6E) with Harman/kardon speakers, I installed yesterday Windows 7. It's all fine excepting that the sound is bassless. I installled most recent audio drivers and it is still the same. Can you help me?

 

[Lee]

First let me say, "Welcome to the Seven Forums."

Some sound systems come with their own control panel so you can adjust the output to your liking. My HP has it own Real Tech control panel. Also try hooking up a set of desktop speakers or earphones to see what the sound is like through the output hookups. Silly question time: have you adjust the Equalizer on the MP3 player.

 

[stagecoach101]

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I have the same laptop as you but model (PSPC4E). The only thing I can suggest is to enable the Bass Boost Enhancement in the sound properties. I set the value to 3db@80hz.

Also do you have a problem with Windows freezing up when the audio is maxxed out?

 

[RonWelty]

I don't have that bass booster option ... It works fine on Vista but with Win 7, sound is pure S**T.
It's like I'm listening a youtube video from audio files of 360 kbps :S


Yes, I have that Problem too.

PS: I heard that Toshiba has some Bass enhancement feature, how can i install it?

 

[stagecoach101]

Hey, I just tried an updated driver and my sound works fine now (or like it it did in vista) no skipping or crap sound.

 

[RonWelty]

Hey, I just tried an updated driver and my sound works fine now (or like it it did in vista) no skipping or crap sound.

Good for you!

Mine still bad.

 

[stagecoach101]

Which model do you have?

 

[RonWelty]

Which model do you have?

A200-1js (I'm from Portugal)

 

[stagecoach101]

Check here;

Model Content Page

 

[RonWelty]

After many hours wasted on this matter, still no green light .

 

[pli]

I hate having to register for the forums to post an answer, but here we go.

(judging from your other post in another thread, you have a realtek audio chip)

Go to Control Panel->Sound and select the output device you use ->Properties

From Advanced: Default Format = 16 bit, 44100 (otherwise it does upsampling for music when using the device, making things sound thin)
From System Effects: Disable System Effects

Hope this helps.

 

[RonWelty]

I hate having to register for the forums to post an answer, but here we go.

(judging from your other post in another thread, you have a realtek audio chip)

Go to Control Panel->Sound and select the output device you use ->Properties

From Advanced: Default Format = 16 bit, 44100 (otherwise it does upsampling for music when using the device, making things sound thin)
From System Effects: Disable System Effects

Hope this helps.

Thanks a lot but I guess it«s not working!