HTC ONE BOOMSOUND Vs NEXUS 10 FRONT SPEAKER'S - Nexus 10 General

Hey guys i made this video to check how good is the boomsound of htc one compared to tablets, as we all know that it has beaten all the smartphones in the market right now!
So, lets see how it performs with tablets!

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udimars30 said:
Hey guys i made this video to check how good is the boomsound of htc one compared to tablets, as we all know that it has beaten all the smartphones in the market right now!
So, lets see how it performs with tablets!
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I have an xperia play and someone else said the xperia play speakers are louder after they switched to an HTC one. Not sure if its true though.
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The speakers on the nexus 10 are tiny, the speaker covers are just for show.
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The beauty of owning a Nexus device for Android is the development that comes with it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2191223
My Nexus 10 sounds amazing.
In the video, at least in the video, the Nexus 10 to my ears was more distinct. The HTC One was just louder with it's treble turned way up. I wouldn't call that clearer - just louder.

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BackDaws said:
The speakers on the nexus 10 are tiny, the speaker covers are just for show.
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Same thing for the One...
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Yeah I can understand them being small on the HTC one but cmon all that room for some decent speakers on the nexus 10, the blackberry playbook has huge speakers in comparison.
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My hp touchpad has been the loudest tablet I've owned yet. That includes an iPad 2. But the nexus with audio enhancers does get better (thanks to srs). I can't complain either way.
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I had the nexus 10 prior to all the new sound development, and the quality of sound was lacking. The only benefit was having two speakers, but the speakers didn't sound that great.
My HTC One by comparison, sounds leagues better. Wider soundstage, better highs/lows.

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erikikaz said:
I had the nexus 10 prior to all the new sound development, and the quality of sound was lacking. The only benefit was having two speakers, but the speakers didn't sound that great.
My HTC One by comparison, sounds leagues better. Wider soundstage, better highs/lows.
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BUT, now that there is sound development there is no point in comparing either.
The HTC One doesn't compare to my Nexus 10 with sound mods by a long shot.
And no it's not hard to install. You install the APK and voila.
Check out Viper audio mod, I linked it in my previous post on this thread.
Comparing hardware is one thing, but comparing something that can be changed is moot. Anything software related can be and will be changed sooner or later to those who seek for a "better" something; in this case audio. (because the size of the speaker really isn't a good argument as you can see).
I do not understand why this is even a discussion. People here, on XDA, don't settle for stock so yeah. I'm done peace.

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johno86 said:
BUT, now that there is sound development there is no point in comparing either.
The HTC One doesn't compare to my Nexus 10 with sound mods by a long shot.
And no it's not hard to install. You install the APK and voila.
Check out Viper audio mod, I linked it in my previous post on this thread.
Comparing hardware is one thing, but comparing something that can be changed is moot. Anything software related can be and will be changed sooner or later to those who seek for a "better" something; in this case audio. (because the size of the speaker really isn't a good argument as you can see).
I do not understand why this is even a discussion. People here, on XDA, don't settle for stock so yeah. I'm done peace.
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Do I need to be rooted to improve the sound?
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Yes
Sent from my Nexus 10

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johno86 said:
The beauty of owning a Nexus device for Android is the development that comes with it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2191223
My Nexus 10 sounds amazing.
In the video, at least in the video, the Nexus 10 to my ears was more distinct. The HTC One was just louder with it's treble turned way up. I wouldn't call that clearer - just louder.
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Maybe I'm doing somethign wrong... I have PACMan ROM installed with the KTManta kernel on the Nexus 10. I installed the Cortex w/ NEON driver, I'm 95% sure that's the one I should've picked. However, for whatever reason, every time I try to activate the mod by going to "settings", the Settings app force closes. I installed both of these via apk. Am I missing something? Does it not work with custom ROM's/kernels?
EDIT: I also have no Impulse Response opetions, and don't see some of the options in Android FX. I get the error "ViPER4Android : The IR sample directory /storage/emulated/0/ViPER4Android/kernel/ is empty"
EDIT 2: Perhaps it is incompatible with CM's DSP manager? Or maybe I picked the wrong CPU? It should've been the Cortex A8/A15 w/ NEON and Cortex w/ NEON in both apps, right?
EDIT 3: Seems I got the right CPU. Now to track down the issue. What ROM are you using?
EDIT 4: Ignore me, it IS the ROM I'm using. Just found it in the ROM thread.

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dibblebill said:
Maybe I'm doing somethign wrong... I have PACMan ROM installed with the KTManta kernel on the Nexus 10. I installed the Cortex w/ NEON driver, I'm 95% sure that's the one I should've picked. However, for whatever reason, every time I try to activate the mod by going to "settings", the Settings app force closes. I installed both of these via apk. Am I missing something? Does it not work with custom ROM's/kernels?
EDIT: I also have no Impulse Response opetions, and don't see some of the options in Android FX. I get the error "ViPER4Android : The IR sample directory /storage/emulated/0/ViPER4Android/kernel/ is empty"
EDIT 2: Perhaps it is incompatible with CM's DSP manager? Or maybe I picked the wrong CPU? It should've been the Cortex A8/A15 w/ NEON and Cortex w/ NEON in both apps, right?
EDIT 3: Seems I got the right CPU. Now to track down the issue. What ROM are you using?
EDIT 4: Ignore me, it IS the ROM I'm using. Just found it in the ROM thread.
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That sucks! I was about to use the mod but I'm running the pacman rom. Maybe someone will figure a fix for the PAC rom to use this.
RoloRacer on PacMan Nexus 10

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roloracer said:
That sucks! I was about to use the mod but I'm running the pacman rom. Maybe someone will figure a fix for the PAC rom to use this.
RoloRacer on PacMan Nexus 10
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Use the specific May 25th ROM he posted
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dibblebill said:
Use the specific May 25th ROM he posted
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I'm on apascual's 25th build, not on goo's build. Thanks the heads up.
RoloRacer on PacMan Nexus 10

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Can anybody else confirm which of these behaviors is what it should look like on the N10? A menu or an app chooser?

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So great i wanna take one hahahah lol...:highfive:

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I just bought one today, damn looks like my HTC one is louder. And the worst part is me and my daughter sitting together with her 1st gen iPad and her is much louder than the N10

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I own both Nexus 7 and 10 as well as HTC One so let me tell you about sound and displays. Most gorgous display is no doubt in HTC even there resoulution is not so high as N10 the colors are ideal, not as saturated and vivid as samsung but much closer to realty. The washed up display is in N7 but N10 lacks blue I saw it by looking at same icons from same app. I have some light bleed in N10 at right down corner but I am only able to see it at night so it is not bothering much. Display goes to HTC for overall expirence.
Quality build is really a issue with N7, the display is lifting above the frame for about one mm at the left side and after pressure returnig for some time to design position. Also applying pressure at edges of screen couse discoloration. HTC is beautifull, almost perfect but right upper frame is not ideal folded as well as drills made for speakres are really nice but its a dust magnet. N10 is in my opinion closest to perfection, my eye only found out that the pogo carging pins can be seen by the gap in bazel. The material gives a premium warm fell.
Bulid goes to N10 as its almost flowless.
Sound quality is avarage in N7 (two rear speakres) better in samsung, two really loud front speakers, and best in HTC. It's loud and really nice for such a small device. Sound is wide and there is even sth like low frequencies hearable.
Sounds goes to HTC no doubt about it.
I won't say which device is the best because it's impossible to compare SUV to convertible as well to lorry. I hope it's usefull to someone, just remember english is my second language.
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