http://damien.co/general/shhh-htc-magic-just-lacks-the-volume-for-a-music-phone-172 Digital marketing with single-mindedness. Fri, 18 May 2012 14:35:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://damien.co/general/shhh-htc-magic-just-lacks-the-volume-for-a-music-phone-172#comment-19 etnafire11 Sat, 12 Sep 2009 18:32:20 +0000 http://london.wordpress.com/?p=172#comment-19 Hey Damien, thanks for this article and doing the research. I bot a HTC Magic when it first came out over here in May and have to say was very disappointed with the diminished sound quality/ volume (I also need to block out extraneous noises). Also the original headset is cumbersome/ bulky as hell! I ended up putting those aside till recently when I started to use Spotify. I'll try the USB to 3.5mm solution you propose - Amazon sells those for less than 5 euro. P.S. In a weird bizarre accident kind of way, I tried to take an incoming call while listening to Spotify yesterday and the volume increased tremendously (deafening), above the limit the phone usually sets. I am surprised that this is no forum discussion on this - There has got to be a way to crack the built-in volume cap. Hey Damien, thanks for this article and doing the research. I bot a HTC Magic when it first came out over here in May and have to say was very disappointed with the diminished sound quality/ volume (I also need to block out extraneous noises). Also the original headset is cumbersome/ bulky as hell! I ended up putting those aside till recently when I started to use Spotify. I’ll try the USB to 3.5mm solution you propose – Amazon sells those for less than 5 euro. P.S. In a weird bizarre accident kind of way, I tried to take an incoming call while listening to Spotify yesterday and the volume increased tremendously (deafening), above the limit the phone usually sets. I am surprised that this is no forum discussion on this – There has got to be a way to crack the built-in volume cap.

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