Boom: Bass Booster & Equalizer Reviews – Page 43
4/5 rating based on 448 reviews. Read all reviews for Boom: Bass Booster & Equalizer for iPhone.
Boom: Bass Booster & Equalizer is free iOS app published by Global Delight Technologies Pvt. Ltd
Awsome
Mlg meme lord
Really good music app it's fun to mess around with the settings ,but it's annoying that u have to pay after 5day
Not compatible with iTunes
BeautifulNightmare09
All of my music is on iTunes music. I'm not about to switch over to another music player. Uninstalled. To bad, I was looking forward to it.
Wut
Xbsgarrett 456
Cant decide whether its my ears... After turning effects off it sounds worse than ever, so i went into itunes and sounds normal again. This is a brilliant scam if so, but easily debunkered.
Your ears will thank you!
Grocery Dad
I agree with the review from Jmcgrady, it does exactly as he described, and that's a vast improvement for non-audiophiles. The sounds is crisp, brassy and you feel the base. Now listening to old Motown greatest hits, and it takes it to a new and better level. There is a real soundstage now, and you can feel and hear a lot of what the song might sound like on more expensive headphones. The apps business and pricing model makes sense, and yes it should have been mentioned up front that this is a FREE five day trial, but blame that on Apple that they haven't created this FREE TRIAL business model at this point in the iTunes Store history. Worth the time and money. Only short coming is that it doesn't work (yet) with streaming music, only with songs stored locally on your iPhone, iPod or iPad.
worth every star i gave
Kimoonba
when it's the end of the 5 days trial i felt super bad, this app give me real sound and real taste of music, and it's worth purchasing. keep up dev team.
Wanna make it perfect?
Khaled Rawashdeh
Developers, let's say this gives a perfect sound it doesn't give anything according to the aesthetic design of the app nor the way the music is shown on the device. Thinking it's just a matter of a good sound is naive. The whole of what I see should only be the setting options and the music attractive way of playing should be the main design. Some suggested styles are the disc rolling while playing, the album cover, some lights effects, most important the lyrics shown and many other and you can also make it in app purchase.
Not surround sound-Makes sound crappy.
UltraSynth3
To be blunt, this is not surround sound. What this app does is it takes the already two channel sound from your head phones, splits it farther apart by panning the sound slightly to each side, and separates the lows, mids, and highs into little speaker icons so that you can "change" your headphones into "surround sound". This ends up sacrificing the quality of the sound quite a bit as it give a hollow and stretched feeling to the song, but they add EQ presets and an "intensity" setting to mask it. The intensity adds more bass to the mix, and takes up a lot of the empty space created by this channeling of the music. The intensity is the only nice feature, as it makes the bass really pop - it still kills the quality of the song in the end though since it drowns out a lot of the other frequencies. In the end, nothing is "surrounding" or 360 about this audio. If you want more bass and stressed frequencies, then you can pay to have it after your trial for the app runs out. If you want the quality of your music to stay intact or even improve while still being able to hear all the frequencies, just stick with your music library and get some quality headphones.
Soooo?
jdougy21
Honestly what is the point if u don't support Spotify or Apple Music? Great idea but already set up for failure by eliminating millions of potential downloaders.
Good app but with a major flaw
Esquilo
Why do you sort songs in alphabetical order when I choose to listen a specific album. It doesn't make any sense at all. Artists do albums with songs in a specific order for a reason. Please fix that.