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12-Jul-2008, 07:21 AM #1
Headpones sound output help
Hey,

I've got a headset Phillips SBC HP250 and they aren't emitting as much sound as they should but on XP I used to be able to turn the master volume up to a level where the headphones actually vibrate my ears with the bass but on vista this is not the case is there anyway too boost the sound output of my headphones?
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