When comparing audio files/streams it’s easy to imagine that you are, well, just imagining the differences. Am I imagining it? If not, how do I fix it? For what it’s worth, I subscribe to the premium version. I’ve even tried to rule out the sound system itself playing a role by plugging in the same pair of headphones to both my computer and the phone.ĭespite all those little tests, I’m still clearly getting worse sound quality out of the phone (but only when using Pandora, everything else sounds OK). That rules out a hardware problem with the phone as it can clearly play high quality audio over the headphone jack (which is how I have it hooked up to the stereo system). At first I thought maybe it was the phone, but I copied some lossless music files encoded in FLAC and some 320kbs MP3 files over and they sound great. I installed the Pandora for Android app on the phone, hooked it up, but the sound quality seems really lackluster. Recently, I decided to recycle one of my old Android phones to serve as a little music jukebox attached to my home stereo system. It’s not CD-quality, but it’s pretty good for an on-demand music streaming service. I listen to Pandora (the music service) a ton on my desktop computer and am pretty happy with the sound quality.
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What gives? Read on as we show a Pandora-loving reader how to maximize the quality of his streaming experience. You love Pandora’s streaming music service and you use it on your computer, phone, and even pipe it into your stereo system, yet the quality of the stream seems to vary depending on the device you use.
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