originariamente napoli, sono a piacenza ora(vicino milano)

Napoli città? Vengo da Salerno

@Cole yeah it's cool, everything is pricey af tho, expecially computer parts

sì centro, o bella ahahah

The only thing that is cheaper in Switzerland compared to Italy are electronics

Everything else is cheaper in Italy

really tho? but paychecks are highier so that kinda makes up for it

Yes I get almost 400% of what I got in Italy for the same job

You should consider

i'm still young, studying c# programming, will absolutely consider in the future

Nice, .NET is fun

@Rikiar It's my phone -- onboard soundcard can't drive these

That's insane

what phone do you have? i never heard anything like that

redmi n3p

shiiiiitttt i have redmi 3 pro

wait how tf did you manage that with the ZS5

theyre pretty damn efficient

yeah that sound strange to me too

I have to nigger-adaptor my way to getting these plugged into my ~1980 Kenwood amp

What can your redmi not drive?

kz zs5

eiaosi x6

For what reason?

No, my RN3P gets them so loud they sputter out and go into a 5 second paralasys

tf

Onboard sound on my PC they are very quiet

@Deleted User similar with my Redmi Note 3 Pro and Sennheiser ie 800, they overdrive really loud that I feel they will explode at some point

that's pretty gronked

But only with Spotify

ew the ie800

it did happen with spotify -- i tried just playing an mp3 but it was a prank call (LPC) so i didnt prescribe it to spotify

well i guess i'll just keep them at 50% audio on my phone

that might be too loud...

I know that poweramp does some additional weird magic, which is what I use besides Spotify

So maybe Spotify is not the problem, but somehow poweramp has a more generic solution

what do you mean by weird magic?

spotify has a shitty attempt at gain control built in

so maybe there's a software fix for this?

if it happens on multiple devices then it isnt a software issue

Poweramp has some additional layers between. I remember the initial reason for me to buy poweramp in 2009 was because my HTC Desire could not have an equalizer because of the sound chip, and yet poweramp offered one