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Dell built in Sub?
Hi, I was reading somewhere that on some Dell models they offer subs? (as in speakers) I didn't know how the sound quality was, or if laptops are even offered with their own sub built in. I didn't think this was possible.
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l know the XPS M1710 has a sub, and the m90 + E1705 may both have it as well.
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E1705 does have one for sure, so did the old 9300.
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by sub we mean 1" "dedicated bass driver" but it does add a much needed depth :D
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That is nice to know, especially about the e1705.
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but the XPS actually has the sub component to it correct? not just the dedicated driver.
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I wouldnt excpect it to be much, and a full blown subwoofer under your laptop sounds like a recipie for disaster, exessive vibration and spinning hard drives are not a good combo, I personally dont see the need for fancy built in speakers, there are lots of more sensible options, such as high quality headphones, bluetooth headphones, a set of good speakers at your home location, and there are plenty of good travel speakers, when I have my laptop in public, I either have the sound off, or use earphones, its just polite
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Yeah, the "sub" is just an little speaker that only outputs bass. It's helpful, but is by no means what most people would consider a subwoofer
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by sub we mean 1" "dedicated bass driver" but it does add a much needed depth :D
LOL! So really all they are doing is making a low-pass filter to just allow the low frequencies through, perfect ! :p
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What's worse, is on the M1710, the subwoofer is not configurable as a separate channel. No level controls, nothing. Just like was said, they run a low pass filter on it, probably on the speaker outputs.