Sound Quality

[xatax]

I equalize my music specially fo the Zaurus. Just install a lame_out plugin in Winamp, choose destination folder in your SD of CF flash, set you EQ and DSPs and do something else while it decodes/encodes.  Pretty simple and great results. In addition I use Mp3 Gain to normalize my files.

[rickh]

I equalize my music specially fo the Zaurus. Just install a lame_out plugin in Winamp, choose destination folder in your SD of CF flash, set you EQ and DSPs and do something else while it decodes/encodes.  Pretty simple and great results. In addition I use Mp3 Gain to normalize my files.
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Sorry, but that's just silly.  That's nice that you encode specifically for your Zaurus, but a lot of us have libraries that are already encoded.  Personally, I don't have the bass problem described in this thread (my headphones produce a good amount of bass), but that doesn't mean that others don't.  Ideally, the Music player would have a built in equalizer.  

Obviously this is just my opinion, but you shouldn't  have to re-encode your media files just to successfully play them from one device to another.  You should just encode them once, then be able to play them wherever.

R.
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[xatax]

Hey, I know that it's not ideal. I would be really great to encode them once and then forget about it, but hey, this a solution, works for me and maybe for others. It's just a suggestion and the process is simple and fast. As you said, the musicplayer doesn't have an equalizer so... I don't see a more "intelligent" answer to "My-dream-sounding-Zaurus" issue. Maybe next time you give your opinion you could also give a solution to the problem too... The matter of "you should" or "you shouldn't" is up to him.