Re: Hardware to room play the collection
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What exactly is the problem: is it organization of music on your iPhone, or is it audio quality? Or is it both, or something else? The remedies are very different. The organization problem is one that you can solve by spending time with your iPhone, creating playlists that you like. There is no magic fix. The audio quality problem depends on a number of factors, like how you're connecting your library play-out system (e.g. iPhone) to your speaker system (e.g., Bluetooth, headphone jack cable), and the quality of the speaker system itself. Poor quality anywhere in the system results in an overall poor listening experience. Nobody in this list can give you a quick fix recommendation because we can't know where the problem(s) are. Listen to your iPhone directly with high-quality headphones: if the audio sounds great, then most likely the audio quality problems lie either with the iPhone-to-speaker system connection, or with the speaker system itself. Mainly, you'll need to carefully inspect each part of the system in order to determine which parts are good, and which parts are problematic. ________________________________ From: "'RLukas' [email protected] [EAC]" <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 4:41 PM We put our iPhones on top of one of those iHome boom boxes from Bed Bath and Beyond. I’m not satisfied that I have my phone organized to play when I go there.