Since moving from my home office to a real office I've had to make do with the built in speakers on my generic monitor and quite frankly they are worse than rubbish. I used to run the sound direct to my pro sound set up and while that hasn't moved to the office I would like to enhance the sound. I really need to be able to boost the bass and overall output to improve the audio from the machine and I remember there was a great utility called Boom but it is now intel only and only for modern Mac OS X so does anyone know an alternative, open source or freeware if possible?
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How about Boom 1 itself for Leopard?
Internet Wayback Machine is your friend!
https://web.archive.org/web/20110127190923/http://www.globaldelight.com/boom/
Click on the "Try" link there at the bottom left. The link works.
P.S. If the link to the webpage in this post does not work (seems to not for me, even though I have another tab open to it) then download from my Dropbox.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1932210/boom.dmg
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Audio Hijack allows you to grab audio from any app and apply FX, EQs, Plugins etc:
https://rogueamoeba.com/legacy/
Play is a media player that gives full access to the Core Audio DSP set - utterly transforms any sound:
http://sbooth.org/Play/#max
https://rogueamoeba.com/legacy/
Play is a media player that gives full access to the Core Audio DSP set - utterly transforms any sound:
http://sbooth.org/Play/#max
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