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Worth noting: - We lost two tweeters (7 down to 5) - We lost two mics (6 down to 4) Really curious how the sound compares to the original.
by andrewbarba 4y ago
Worth noting:
- We lost two tweeters (7 down to 5)
- We lost two mics (6 down to 4)
Really curious how the sound compares to the original.
- thechao 4y agoI still don't know why it doesn't come with an equalizer built into Home. Sometimes I want grumbly bass; sometimes I want to understand Bane without subtitles.
- nntwozz 4y agoNot an equalizer but Reduce Bass setting does exactly this. I actually have it on at all times because it makes the HomePod sound more flat, the default has too much bass for my taste.
- distantsounds 4y ago[flagged]
- AlanYx 4y agoThe description of the tweeters has changed on the spec page as well. I wonder if they're still using balanced mode radiators (BMRs) like the first gen HomePods? Perhaps these use a newer generation BMR?
- johnvanommen 4y agoI don't think they're BMRs, they're just conventional full range drivers, similar to what Apple has been using for almost two decades, going all the way back to the iMac.
- AlanYx 4y agoThe first gen HomePod definitely uses BMRs: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/nondestructive-look-inside-homepod.2245584/ https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/nondestructive-look-ins...