I've noticed this a few times, first couple of times I convinced myself I imagined it, but this time I'm more sure - although not 100%.
Put on music, enjoy at a pretty decent volume level, listen for 10-20 minutes, then the quality of the music changes.
It's like someone is adjusting the EQ as I'm listening, and it's going to a softer setting and with decidedly less dynamic range, while still at roughly the same volume level.
Is there some sort of hearing protection built in with no corresponding preference?
I did just realize that this is with Apple Music, and I have lossless/high res selected. Perhaps it's not able to get the portion of the file it needs right away, so it substitutes a lower-res AAC? I'll have to try download a selection of lossless stuff and see if it keeps happening...
I've heard so many times the bass is supposed to be awesome on these, on this particular one it's okay but nothing to write home about.
Put on music, enjoy at a pretty decent volume level, listen for 10-20 minutes, then the quality of the music changes.
It's like someone is adjusting the EQ as I'm listening, and it's going to a softer setting and with decidedly less dynamic range, while still at roughly the same volume level.
Is there some sort of hearing protection built in with no corresponding preference?
I did just realize that this is with Apple Music, and I have lossless/high res selected. Perhaps it's not able to get the portion of the file it needs right away, so it substitutes a lower-res AAC? I'll have to try download a selection of lossless stuff and see if it keeps happening...
I've heard so many times the bass is supposed to be awesome on these, on this particular one it's okay but nothing to write home about.