OMG, that is not possible.
This is a bug in the OS.
If I seem overbearing on this, its because you people don't seem to get the issue. IT IS A BUG IN THE OS. It affects every phone running 2.2. PERIOD.
As for you not hearing it, well, your "golden ear" must be more like tin, because its immediately apparent to me, and many others.
And no, the EQ doesn't fix the issue. Look, the stagefright media player (built in API in the OS that actually plays the music) doesn't properly play AAC+ files. There is no way for a DSP to magically add back in or fix the improper decoding. All the music player apps rely on the OS to actually play the files, therefor, they are all affected.
Slacker won't have this issue when streaming over WIFI, as it uses MP3s then.
MP3s playback is not broken. But Slacker (cacheing and cell streaming), Pandora, mspot, last.fm, etc all use AAC+
Let me re-iterate: IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR YOUR 2.2 OS PHONE TO NOT HAVE THIS ISSUE.
I don't really care if you can't hear it. I can, and I'm tired of this issue being mis-represented. Its not just applicable to "some phones", but to ALL.
Well... then you'd be WRONG. I'll just repeat myself for the hard of hearing This is NOT AN ISSUE on all phones. Period. Mine works perfectly without the fix. Again, I am a professional musician who has worked at the top levels of the music business worldwide for many years (including recording and high-tech). Detecting ANY deviance no matter how small in recording or playback is what I do on a regular basis using stratospherically expensive equipment beyond any car or home stereo available. In other words, I professionally detect what the untrained ear is incapable of, and what 99.9% of people would never notice. What you describe is a blatantly obvious problem that simply does not exist on my phone.
No one said YOU don't have the problem, or that it doesn't exist for many people. You have not listened to every single unit, so you can not possibly declare every phone presents the problem. They don't. I am well aware of the issue with the change to Stagefright in 2.2. It has been documented that many phones don't present the issue, and the particular reason is a hot item that is being tracked down (whether hardware, kernal, baseband, software etc specifically or in combination cause the immunity). Some phones had a similar issue with 2.1, many more seem to with 2.2 and the change in the decoding process. Not all Droids are created equal... that's why some are completely stable clocked higher than others.
Chill and worry about your own phone. Mine works great.
Back to your regularly scheduled topic... Yay for the equalizer!
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