Bass Booster + Equalizador Pro

Name: Bass Booster + Equalizador Pro
Rating: 4.2 (18924 reviews)
Author: Plane Cubes

Leitor de Música Amplificador

Somente para iPhone

Grátis · Compras dentro do app · Desenvolvido para iPhone

19 mil avaliações
Idades

+4
Anos
Categoria

Música
Desenvolvido por

Plane Cubes
Idioma

EN
Inglês
Tamanho

36,7
MB

iPhone

Δ O Bass Booster irá aumentar oseu grave ao máximo e dar a você um som de qualidade melhor Δ Aumento de Baixo, Aumento de Volume, Equalizador SUBSCRIPTION: We offer 2 auto-renewing subscriptions: - Length: weekly and yearly - Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase - You will be able to access the Premium features of the app for the duration of the subscription - Subscription automatically renews for the same price and duration period as the original period unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period - The account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period at the cost of the chosen package. - Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's iTunes Account Settings after purchase - No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during the active subscription period - You may cancel a subscription during its free trial period via the subscription setting through your Apple account. This must be done 24 hours before the end of the subscription period to avoid being charged. Please visit https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202039 for more information on how to proceed. - You may turn off the auto-renewal of your subscription via your Apple Account Settings. However, you are not able to cancel the current subscription during its active period - Any unused portion of a free-trial period will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription. Privacy Policy: https://planecubes.com/privacy/ Terms of Use: https://planecubes.com/terms/

Classificações e Avaliações

4,2

de 5

19 mil classificações

iPhone
30/08/2021

Stash Erich Gass
Not sure what they meant for me to love it after I started to use it , it is the most Badd awards phone ever ever. Sure they said can’t be hacked well while on messenger or messages the hacker was moving letters and add to what I had written while I was using my iPhone . Now this morning it did some kind of update and after that this phone wouldn’t go on cell service helphgood maybe you could fix this Phone you Stash Erich GASS
iPhone
30/08/2021

Stash Erich Gass

Not sure what they meant for me to love it after I started to use it , it is the most Badd awards phone ever ever. Sure they said can’t be hacked well while on messenger or messages the hacker was moving letters and add to what I had written while I was using my iPhone . Now this morning it did some kind of update and after that this phone wouldn’t go on cell service helphgood maybe you could fix this Phone you Stash Erich GASS
Just don’t
18/01/2023

Jed Fish Gould
What does it tell you when the first thing the app tells you is to use headphones? Worked 40 years in radio and I’m not about to put headphones on for a $20 app. Another downside is you must use the app to play your songs in Apple Music! Nuts! As for bass, if an app is boosting your bass, it is doing so artificially. Yeah, it will boost your bass — and you can indeed control the amount it does so — but even a little is too much. Listening on Home Pods (the original ones, not the little oranges, apples and lemons) when I boosted bass a tiny amount it went into foghorn distortion immediately. I have the fruity home pods downstairs and I would not dare use this insipid app on them for fear of cracking them in half. The EQ part of the app (there is separate EQ besides bass) works a little but jumps from 3k to 14k! No 5k, no 7k, not even 10k, but 14k, which of course does you little good unless you are 13 and just racking up your exposure to amplified sound. There is no magic formula for boosting bass, beyond the physics of listening to larger speakers. Or huge headphones. Apple’s music has long needed a player upgrade but this ain’t it. Boo. I want my money back.
Just don’t
18/01/2023

Jed Fish Gould

What does it tell you when the first thing the app tells you is to use headphones? Worked 40 years in radio and I’m not about to put headphones on for a $20 app. Another downside is you must use the app to play your songs in Apple Music! Nuts! As for bass, if an app is boosting your bass, it is doing so artificially. Yeah, it will boost your bass — and you can indeed control the amount it does so — but even a little is too much. Listening on Home Pods (the original ones, not the little oranges, apples and lemons) when I boosted bass a tiny amount it went into foghorn distortion immediately. I have the fruity home pods downstairs and I would not dare use this insipid app on them for fear of cracking them in half. The EQ part of the app (there is separate EQ besides bass) works a little but jumps from 3k to 14k! No 5k, no 7k, not even 10k, but 14k, which of course does you little good unless you are 13 and just racking up your exposure to amplified sound. There is no magic formula for boosting bass, beyond the physics of listening to larger speakers. Or huge headphones. Apple’s music has long needed a player upgrade but this ain’t it. Boo. I want my money back.
Wasted potential
14/10/2024

tunelvr7
App actually works with Apple iTunes. Seems obvious, yet most tone control apps don’t work with iTunes. Unfortunately, this app needs some attention to how it functions I can select the playlist and the song. I would expect the next song in the playlist to be played after the current song. That seems to be too much for the app to handle. No, I don’t have the random button activated. If I wanted random songs played, why would I bother with playlists?The app also doesn’t allow you to look at your other playlists without immediately starting a song in the playlist you just selected. If you pause the music and push the forward button, the next song starts playing. I’m just looking, don’t be so pushy. Speaking of pushy. I had just downloaded the app and opened it. It immediately wants me to rate it, based on what exactly, I’m not sure. So I select playlist and it asks me to rate it. Foreshadowing…So close..
Wasted potential
14/10/2024

tunelvr7

App actually works with Apple iTunes. Seems obvious, yet most tone control apps don’t work with iTunes. Unfortunately, this app needs some attention to how it functions I can select the playlist and the song. I would expect the next song in the playlist to be played after the current song. That seems to be too much for the app to handle. No, I don’t have the random button activated. If I wanted random songs played, why would I bother with playlists?The app also doesn’t allow you to look at your other playlists without immediately starting a song in the playlist you just selected. If you pause the music and push the forward button, the next song starts playing. I’m just looking, don’t be so pushy. Speaking of pushy. I had just downloaded the app and opened it. It immediately wants me to rate it, based on what exactly, I’m not sure. So I select playlist and it asks me to rate it. Foreshadowing…So close..
Eq that works, no premium needed!
16/03/2020

Aktz1n
I searched through the entire AppStore looking for an eq app that would work. I didn’t care about seeing ads. However, ads were the least of my worries. What I found was an entire line of “free” apps that would give me an eq, if I paid for a subscription (which is basically paying extra money on top of buying my music).Luckily for me, this app exists. I was originally going to dock a star for it not equalizing apps outside of itself, but I decided that it’s worth the extra hassle to move my library to the app because it works, it is dark-themed, and it didn’t hide the advertised features behind a paywall. Thank you!
Eq that works, no premium needed!
16/03/2020

Aktz1n

I searched through the entire AppStore looking for an eq app that would work. I didn’t care about seeing ads. However, ads were the least of my worries. What I found was an entire line of “free” apps that would give me an eq, if I paid for a subscription (which is basically paying extra money on top of buying my music).Luckily for me, this app exists. I was originally going to dock a star for it not equalizing apps outside of itself, but I decided that it’s worth the extra hassle to move my library to the app because it works, it is dark-themed, and it didn’t hide the advertised features behind a paywall. Thank you!