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‎04-29-2023 01:46 PM

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Hey guys,

I recently received my new "HP Probook x360 435 G9" and I'm totally unsatisfied with the audio output. When I plug in my headphones (Beyerdynamic DT 770 or 30€ in-ear headophones) the music sound doesn't feel correctly compared to listening experiences on other notebooks or smartphones. Concretely when I hear music and there are very loud parts within the song (e.g. an immersive kick), it seems HP audio tries to correct the sound by turning down the volume for higher frequencies (heavy "Ducking"). I guess HP Audio tries to correct due to possible sound overdrive or the like, I dunno.

I tried to re-installed every possible Audio driver but nothing changed.

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