It keeps alive his hope of winning the "treble treble"—three golds at three successive games, if he wins at the 4 x 100-meter relay today.
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" Max the dog "emits an intensifying treble of frustration.
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Bolt has six of those golds, two each in the 100m, 200m and 4x100m relay and is seeking to complete an improbable treble-treble in Rio, beginning with the men's 100 on Sunday.
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Messi's hat-trick was his 40th professional treble in club and international football, while his sixth European Cup treble saw him move ahead of Real Madrid greats Alfredo di Stefano and Ferenc Puskas.
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"In our view, we can treble the number of stores."
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Project Treble was the hardest part of Android O's development.
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Beyerdynamic has nailed the balance of bass, mids, and treble.
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But Android moves slowly — and Treble isn't a magic fix.
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I think the boys may be entitled to treble damages.
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Treble modularizes Android in order to make it easier to update.
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The treble response of the HM100s is a sliver too strong.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Usain Bolt is promising to let American sprinter Justin Gatlin "feel his full wrath" as he zones in on an unprecedented treble-treble of gold medals at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
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Bolt, who completed a remarkable 'treble treble' of 100m, 200m and 4x100m Olympic titles at the 2016 Rio Games, had his 2008 relay gold stripped last month after Carter's re-tested sample indicated he had taken methylhexaneamine.
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The new requirements will use Project Treble to make things go smoother.
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I could never hear treble very well, but I could feel bass.
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But it's entertaining, musical, and manifests no sibilance or fatiguing treble peaks.
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Volumes were roughly treble the average for early Asia, around 5500 lots.
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It long predates the treble, the centurions, the arrival of Pep Guardiola.
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P.S.G. ON COURSE FOR TREBLE Ángel Di María scored with his side down to 10 men as Paris St.-Germain beat Lille, 2-1, to win the French League Cup and remain on track to defend its domestic treble.
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The Google Home app lets you only tweak the treble and the bass.
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With Alexa, you can adjust bass, mid-range, and treble with voice commands.
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My issue with the listening experience is on the treble side of things.
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The new Echo's sound is sharper, with more treble than the first model.
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It finds its match in the echoing treble guitars and naturally catchy chorus.
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Free sound editing tools including trimming, loudness boost, and bass and treble controls.
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With that, Liverpool's hopes of a league, cup and Champions League treble evaporated.
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Their large-aperture drivers also pack impactful bass, extended treble, and higher fidelity.
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Each of the 4 combo inputs has controls for volume, treble, bass, and reverb.
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I'd describe their sound as comparatively much thinner, with harsher treble and weaker bass.
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About 14% of Britain's population is foreign-born, nearly treble the proportion in 20003.
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A lot of people will also like that treble- and bass-heavy Phantom sound.
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You won't hear any harsh treble, even when it exists in the original recording.
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The bass is weak or uncomfortably rumbly, the treble is clipped or doesn't exist.
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They're much louder than before, and sound decent, with better treble performance in particular.
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Suddenly, Manchester City broke records: 100 points in a season, an unprecedented domestic treble.
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Only the crispiest treble frequencies and richest mids will suffice (bass is for commoners).
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"What we do is, we go to the Manchester Arena, charge treble for the tickets, treble for the pay-preview, I'll fight Klitschko first, beat him, then I'll fight AJ and beat him on the same night," he said in an interview.
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So the province wants to treble capacity by adding another pipe alongside the existing one.
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The Bowers & Wilkins PX and the Beoplay H9i suffer from a similarly treble-heavy fate.
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Good side of this is that you'll never experience listening fatigue from excessively sharp treble.
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It also comes with a tuning app with adjust bass, treble, and "dialog clarity" sliders.
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Project Treble lets manufacturers update without having to make a lot of software changes first.
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So let's talk about Project Treble, Google's plan to get Android updates to users faster.
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Project Treble has the potential to fix one of devs, and consumers, biggest complaints: Fragmentation.
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Simmons and Reveles are seeking punitive and treble damages for invasion of privacy and trespassing.
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Apparently not all of Cornell's singing groups are as mild-mannered as Here Comes Treble.
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The idea that boy treble voices have special purity is "just nonsense," Ms. Garrett wrote.
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Nothing gets too pushed too much, and the treble and mids have a nice balance.
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As the lowest bass tone starts to fade in, the higher treble tone fades out.
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However, Project Treble doesn't force manufacturers to code and release an update on a timely basis.
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Crank the speaker to 10, drop the treble a bit, and the speaker will shake walls.
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It is called Treble, and it's a fundamental rearchitecting of how Android is built and customized.
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When that didn't work, Moran sued the league for treble damages, or three times the amount.
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Yet when Project Treble goes live with Android O later this year that will be possible.
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Unlike probably any other laptop out there, I find no piercing treble spikes to worry about.
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The Ten 5s have a sonic balance that, to my bass-loving ear, sounds treble-forward.
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You can also adjust the bass and treble response to your preferences from within the app.
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Like its bass, the PM3's treble is precise, but seems to lack life and vibrancy.
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That's true here, although I noticed a little bit of treble bias on a few tracks.
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The Pro 2300 have way less bass, and far more clarity in the treble and mid section.
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If you say, "Alexa, turn up the treble," or "Alexa, turn down the bass," it'll do so.
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For music, the levels shift, and the Beam delivers crisp treble on top of well balanced mids.
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Renewables, including hydropower, would have at least to treble their share of electricity generation from today's 25%.
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The bass isn't exaggerated or distorted, the treble isn't spiky, and the midrange is smooth and harmonious.
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They also feature crisp treble, deep adjustable bass, and superb clarity for an all-around outstanding sound.
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The more polite Open cans warm up the bass, soften the treble, and wink at you invitingly.
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What my aching body and woozy mind needed was a burst of intensity, a musical treble espresso.
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The P1s' mids and treble can feel a bit thin and unrefined by comparison to its bass.
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The Alexa app allows users to adjust the amount of bass, mid and treble the subwoofer produces.
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But I could clearly make out treble, mid-range, and bass tones, and enjoyed the listening experience.
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Several others where nailing at least one treble-20 was an essential constituent of the winning sum.
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Each Canelo shot has the thudding bass of a football tackle and the treble of shattered wood.
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There is no sting in its tail, no joker in its pack, no treble in its sonics.
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How did it stand in comparison to Arsenal's Invincibles of 2004 or Manchester United's 1999 treble winners?
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Orcel outlined a bold plan to treble Santander's value by selling businesses and purging underperforming regional managers.
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Awards range from $2628,28503 to $22019,000 for each fraud detected, and the Act provides for treble damages.
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She usually rings the treble, or smallest bell, but has rung bells weighing up to one ton.
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I've already mentioned Project Mainline and monthly security patches, but the more important piece is Project Treble.
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Trans Mountain will nearly treble the volume of crude shipped from Alberta to the British Columbia coast.
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When the bass completely fades in and the treble completely fades out, the sequence loops back again.
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He won six Premier League titles and one Champions League, when Manchester United won the "treble" in 1999.
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The extra bass warms up those recordings nicely and the withdrawn treble dulls down the most strident parts.
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Botswana's Choppies plans to treble its stores in Kenya over the next three years, it said on Tuesday.
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Just connect via Bluetooth or NFC and boom: You're getting concert-grade base, balanced treble, and minimal distortion.
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Hegerberg's treble-winning Olympique Lyonnais team mates Lucy Bronze, Amandine Henry and Wendie Renard also made the cut.
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Washington's voice is stuck throughout the show in a wavering, half-shouted treble, like a jammed piano key.
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German composer Humperdinck ENGELBERT ENGELBERT = TREBLE I'm guessing that there were no good entries that spelled SOPRANO backward.
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By the first week of April, both teams had more points than United's famed treble winners in 210.
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They're a little treble-heavy, but Etymotic has solved my biggest problem with earbuds: finding the perfect fit.
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But it's most exciting in the challenge it sets other composers to turn their treble clefs to podcasting.
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It's been two years, though, and you'd like to think we'd be seeing more dramatic effects from Treble.
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The young Juilliard ensemble was laced with veterans, including Mr. Savall himself, leading from a treble viola da gamba.
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Treble makes Android modular, which collapses a bunch of those early steps and makes the later ones go faster.
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An equalizer lets you customize the bass, midrange, and treble, but unfortunately you can't save those customizations as presets.
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Project Treble, a part of Android 8.0, is its way of making major updates easier for manufacturers to implement.
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The only things missing from the sound are the things I don't want: distortion and a hot treble response.
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I'm especially sensitive to overexuberant treble, so if the Tesla drivers here don't freak me out, you'll be safe.
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He was knighted in 1999, the year United achieved a treble by winning those three trophies in one season.
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The government aims to treble the number of skilled jobs in the offshore wind industry to 27,000 by 2030.
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The range of electric car models from German manufacturers would treble to around 100 in that period, he said.
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About one in four were shown nude or partially nude in that sample, almost treble the rate for men.
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Audeze plays the mids pretty much straight, and it tames the treble just enough, domesticating it without neutering it.
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Airbus delivered 2400 A2777neos in 29, well below earlier expectations, and predicts it will treble this number in 20003.
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Electric Forest-grade bass, balanced treble, and minimal distortion are all packed into the less-than-a-pound speaker.
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She sought to preserve her rights to pursue treble and punitive damages against Trump separately from the class action.
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Sonically, the N1s excel thanks to their 10mm drivers and superb frequency range; expect booming bass and shimmering treble.
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There's definitely a reason for this (something like "there's a limited treble and base range"), but that's arguably irrelevant.
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Crucially, he had a treble register and four vocal modes: whisper, snarl, bark and an all-time-great shriek.
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I most prefer Dynamic mode, which mixes the bass and treble boost settings together, much like a Loudness mode.
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He has won everything: three Premier League titles, two Champions League trophies, La Liga, an unprecedented treble in Italy.
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This will give your music a little boost in bass and treble to make it sound a little livelier.
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It aimed to almost treble sales to 1.5 billion lira ($500 million) in 2015, CEO Haci Begendik said in September.
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Audio reproduction is composed of treble and a hollowness that's worse when compared to the MacBook Pro 15's speakers.
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With version 8.0 of the operating system, Google is making a foundational change to Android that it calls Project Treble.
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The lead single on Bennett's latest album, Restoration of an American Idol, was also facilitated through collaborations on Treble.fm. Treble.
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Ariana Grande's "Seven Rings," for instance, sounds amazing on the Phantom Reactor because it's all bass thumps and treble blings.
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Despite the introduction of Treble in Android 9, most Android phone OEMs continue to struggle to deliver timely software updates.
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The vast majority of these artists play standard guitars, but only usually string up three treble strings and one bass.
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Treble, on the other hand, while being just as important and fundamental to any song, can prove grating and irritating.
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They have a noticeable boost in the bass and lower midrange and their treble response tapers off at the top.
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Under her carefully coiffed locks—like a treble clef, the New York Times wrote unkindly—was a formidably effective brain.
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Mourinho won a Champions League, Serie A and Coppa Italia treble in 2010 during his previous stint at the club.
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That means noise reduction, cutting out a crying baby, amplifying speech, or changing bass and treble levels of a concert.
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By 22017, the industry wants to halve net CO22.5 emissions from 23.8 levels even though traffic is set to treble.
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But when it came to making three 60s stick, I just couldn't, get, the darts, consistently, in the, treble, uh.
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In the Bang & Olufsen app, there's an equalizer that allows you to adjust the bass and treble to your liking.
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ASIA LEADS Growth continues to be dominated by Asia, where traffic is due to treble over the next 20 years.
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The most important part of Android Oreo is something called Project Treble, but it's not something you can see and use.
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Swapping the tiny filters on the eartips emphasizes the bass frequencies, boosts the treble frequencies, or makes the headphones fully neutral.
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The gold filters keeps thing neutral, while the silver filters bumps up the bass and the black ones enhances the treble.
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Acoustically, these are thoroughly accomplished headphones with no shortage of bass and treble extension and absolutely no harshness to speak of.
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There's not a huge deal of treble extension, though there's enough to provide some high-end excitement to contrast the bass.
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Treble is (in theory) supposed to help speed up software updates and make them less costly and intensive for device manufacturers.
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Halsey's Hopeless Fountain Kingdom exposes some treble weakness in the E5000s, which can sound a bit thin and undernourished up top.
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Their HD drivers provide deep, thrumming bass and crisp treble, plus their passive noise cancellation maintains clarity in noise-polluted areas.
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I'm left yearning for a breath of fresh treble air to diversify the FXA7 presentation and show off some dynamic range.
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At launch, there's no option to tweak equalizer settings to boost the bass or tweak other frequencies, like mids or treble.
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Their soundstage is broad, their imaging's precise, and their range extension, from deep sub-bass to high end treble, is outstanding.
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Their anatomically-structured silicone eartips isolate external noise, so you can enjoy your favorite tunes with rich bass and stirring treble.
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If you want to squeeze out some extra bass, mids, or treble, the equalizer settings in Spotify can help with that.
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The consecutive Premier League titles, the chance, next week, to record an unprecedented domestic treble, more than make up for it.
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Inter — since winning a treble under José Mourinho — Serie A, Coppa Italia, Champions League — in 2010, has disappeared from view, too.
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As the song progressed, more treble and sunlight crept in; by the end the room was silent and rapt around him.
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"The Cube" Bluetooth Speaker Step into the future with this colorful, otherworldly speaker, featuring LED lighting, booming bass, and zinging treble.
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The app helps boost certain levels of sound, like bass, mids, and treble to give your music a clearer, richer sound.
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Project Treble is also only part of Android Oreo, which as we've already stated, is only on 6 percent of Android phones.
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Mostly you'll just want to concern yourself with the volume slider and and equalizer, which has sliders for bass, midrange, and treble.
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The EU plans to nearly treble its spending on frontier defense and create a 1,500-strong rapid reaction force to replace Frontex.
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Oh, and as for the major, numbered OS upgrades, Google embarked on an engineering effort called "Project Treble" a few years ago.
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The tonal balance of the Xelentos does favor treble and the mid-range more than my favorite headphones like the Focal Elear.
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Tool options include eliminating the room tone (unwanted background noise), adjusting the amount of bass and treble, adding "boost" (loudness), and trimming.
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Lewandowski has now scored hat-tricks in three competitions this season, having also landed a treble in the Bundesliga and German Cup.
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Scientists, however, are still struggling to fully understand the condition, even as global cases of dementia are expected to treble by 2050.
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OnePlus tunes its Bullets to be all bass and mids, with the treble being as present as a disinterested high school student.
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Fender has put the spotlight on vocals without overstepping into the eardrum stabbing that headphones with less refined, more shouty treble perform.
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The idea is that they'll thicken up the bass for those who want more of it and rein in the treble response.
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Or do you remember him as the matured star who helped iconic club FC Barcelona to a rare championship treble in 23?
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Designed to treble the performance of natural gas, the UGAZ has given its holders even more than their money's worth of volatility.
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Mids are as present as they need to be, never overwhelming or being overwhelmed, and the treble is crystalline in its definition.
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P.S.G., the French champion, can repeat the treble by beating its bitter rival Marseille in the French Cup final on May 21.
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"Heterosexual men don't feel comfortable singing in a treble register because it's not butch", he told the magazine The Advocate in 1998.
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And the hazy details of forgotten days they try to reconjure say more about "nostalgia" than any treble-driven guitar hook could.
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The firm also aspires to add another 5003 employees this year and treble its seat count to 2500,210 in the same period.
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It prompts you for your age and sex so that it can compensate the treble based on global research for natural hearing loss.
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They're tuned with an aggressive treble and a beefed-up bass that squeeze out the mids and make for a shouty, unpleasant experience.
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Google is marking that progress today as a way to show that its Project Treble technology is having a meaningful impact on updates.
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One bumps the bass, the other heightens the treble, and the preinstalled filter is the so-called reference one for a balanced sound.
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With only the slightest of haircuts on treble frequencies, the Aeon Flow Open sound basically perfect for the vast majority of pleasure listeners.
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Vocals are that one degree too cool, the treble is that little touch too sharp and punchy, and the balance is simply off.
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Weston had on scrubs, and I'm pretty sure mine was just a yellow T-shirt, with like, a treble clef on the back.
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But nonetheless, the concept is you play through three amps: one amp for treble, one amp for mids and one amp for bass.
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The Bose 700s also don't offer any EQ adjustments through the mobile app, so you can't alter bass or treble to your liking.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Audio specialist Harman International wants to nearly treble annual sales by 2025 by partnering with tech groups such as Amazon (AMZN.
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It's similar to how, when listening to far-off music, treble sounds tend to be absorbed and only bass sounds reach the ear.
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It's very easy — and actually pretty fascinating — to get into the weeds of what Treble is, how it works, and what its implications are.
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It was too strident and aggressive for my liking, with a metallic sheen to its treble that lent an unearned harshness to the music.
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The mellow bass-and-treble combination found favour with Prince, Stevie Ray Vaughan and John Frusciante of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, among others.
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The device is described as offering deep bass and clear treble, noise isolation technology to allow for necessary ambient noise, and hearing protection safeguards.
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Their effect with music is to turn the usually desirable sparkly high details into sharp little treble daggers that stab at my ears unexpectedly.
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The DSR29s reproduce treble that rises majestically to match the intensity of vocals yet is still sufficiently refined to not assault the listener's ears.
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If it wasn't for that extra bit of treble sharpness, I seriously would be recommending these as your go-to headphones for all situations.
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Google's new Project Treble system was supposed to modularize the OS to make it easier for manufacturers like Samsung to deliver updates more quickly.
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But it was inaugurated in 2012, 16 months later than planned, and cost 33bn pesos ($100m) to build, more than treble its original budget.
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Scientists, however, are still struggling to understand the biology of the condition, even as global cases of dementia are expected to treble by 2050.
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The Chinese are energetic trademarkers: in 2015 there were 2.8m trademark applications in China, more than treble those in America and the EU combined.
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This means both parties have vetted each other and are interested in what the other person is doing creatively before they start talking. Treble.
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But EBITDA is set to more than double next year to $2.2 billion and then almost treble by 2020, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Or how the bass and treble are so perfectly mixed that an acoustic guitar vibrates from your ears to the tip of your spine.
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Stevie Ward, a forward for the Leeds Rhinos and England, suffered a near career-ending knee injury during the club's historic 2015 treble campaign.
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It easily pairs with your smartphone or any device with a Bluetooth connection and delivers high-quality audio with booming bass and shimmering treble.
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Of course it's distorted: a welter of writhing, colliding, cranked-up guitars over drums that bristle with treble and a bassline that's nonchalantly implacable.
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Liverpool coach Juergen Klopp and domestic treble winner Pep Guardiola of Manchester City head the nominees for the men's coach of the year award.
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The voices arranged into a symphony: middle notes singing the majority anthem; the treble twittering the minority opposition; and the bass chanting the undecided.
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I also found the treble a little overpowering and the bass a little underwhelming, but not so much that it's instantly apparent and glaring.
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The app will keep track of your battery life and is also where you can adjust the audio EQ (the bass and treble frequencies).
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The result is a speaker with a deep bass and rich treble that is loud enough to fill a large room with superb sound.
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Apparently the worst music has the highest treble and that's the loudest music, so the battles are really horrible music going back and forth.
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McDonald's pays burger-flippers in Caracas a bonus of $20203 a month, which is more than treble the minimum wage of 300,000 bolívares ($6).
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Instead, the Treble — throwing in the Champions League for good measure, a nod to elite soccer's growing internationalism — has become the yardstick for greatness.
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The IOC will almost treble the number of women boxers in Tokyo to 100, up from 36 at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games.
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The bass is not as pronounced in the BackBeat Pro 2 and the sound is much brighter and aggressive in the mid-range and treble.
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The breakthrough moment came when this team chose to separate music's different channels — bass, treble, mid-range — and send those signals to a wearable device.
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The band's unfriendly, "feel free to like us, but just know that we fucking hate you" tone was immediately evident on the treble heavy Opiate.
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Mr Moreno says he will treble a cash transfer to poor households, raise pensions, provide 100,000 subsidised houses a year and build 40 technical universities.
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Treble, which will ship with Android O, essentially separates the code that's specific to a specific phone model and the code that's specific to Android.
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They can pair wirelessly via the Alexa app, and you can tweak their sound settings (bass, treble, and midrange) verbally or through the Alexa app.
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Advanced sound settings have also opened up, so that you can adjust bass and treble on Google Assistant-enabled speakers, like the Google Home Mini.
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This means white noise sounds more hissy and treble-laden in higher pitches, and lower frequencies in pink noise are louder and have more power.
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It punches up the bass and the treble a little more than I'd like, downplaying the midtones that make something like classical music really pleasant.
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The $70 CT200 skips those features but adds treble and bass dials and a VU meter, which looks cooler and thus commands a higher price.
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The treble is remarkably bright, though the front-positioned tweeter means you won't hear all the more nuanced chirps if you're standing behind the speaker.
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Last week, Google also announced Project Treble, its latest effort to make it easier for manufacturers to allow their devices to upgrade to later versions.
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According to the product listing, these earphones deliver high-quality sound with rock-solid bass and super crisp treble in an ultra-convenient, wireless package.
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Remember that treble is where all the most fatiguing and screeching notes live, so less of them just makes for a happier, more pleasant sound.
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The Sine's treble response is simply better, delivering just the right amount of sharpness to give the music life and luster without being too bright.
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Is it the orchestration, with the harmonies clumped together in the middle of the range and bare octaves at the extremes of treble and bass?
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Although the most common solo instrument is the bass viol, it also comes in smaller treble and tenor sizes and has six or seven strings.
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Otherwise, I like the relatively flat Normal setting, which keeps the bass up but avoids the sometimes harsh treble found when using the Dynamic setting.
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There's a lot at stake: Sutter could be liable for more than $2 billion under state law, which can treble the amount of damages awarded.
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The 103mm large-aperture drivers deliver deep, accurate bass and clear, crisp treble, so you can enjoy all the highs and lows of your music.
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Forcing a treble hook through the head of a live bunker or squirming eel, and using that critter as bait, is not for the squeamish.
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Chisholm said in the filing its investors lost more than $10 million due to the alleged conspiracy and are seeking treble damages from the court.
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He entices them with budget-busting promises to treble a cash benefit for the poor to $150 a month, raise pensions and build "housing for all".
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It would eventually serve 120m passengers a year, more than any other airport in the world today and treble the capacity of the capital's existing airport.
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That big change happened in 2017's Android Oreo, with a feature called Project Treble, and last year, it led to faster updates to Android Pie.
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I can enjoy listening to anything from Lana Del Rey to Playboy Carti, without using high volume levels to compensate for lack of bass or treble.
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Attempting to offset the excess of bass sauce, B&O Play also overheats the treble of these headphones, making it screechy and unpleasant at higher volumes.
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It's possible that the deep, structural changes that Google made to Android with Oreo (known as Treble) could make the update situation better this time around.
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Headphones were the only way for me to hear music the way it was supposed to be heard—the treble, the bass, and everything in between.
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As part of the new feature, you will be able to adjust the bass, midrange, and treble individually, within a range of plus or minus 6dB.
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The R70x's treble never offends the ear, though it might not be quite as perfectly balanced as the bass and mid-range response of these headphones.
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One thing Google talked about last week was Project Treble, an effort to make it easier for device makers that want to offer operating system upgrades.
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Announced ahead of next week's I/O developer conference, "Project Treble" is designed to reduce the burden on phone makers looking to support the latest versions.
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This stands in contrast to the 1998-99 Manchester United team that won the treble and is perhaps the most iconic of the Premier League era.
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This one-of-a-kind Bluetooth speaker emits colorful LED lighting while delivering booming bass and lively treble, putting a funky spin on your listening experience.
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For example, the European Union's gross domestic product is set to treble in 2040 from 1975 but the level of energy demand will be the same.
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It's odd for me, as a basshead, to be advocating greater treble response, but I really feel like that's the major downside of the Oppo PM3.
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Other earphones might seem more satisfying at first thanks to their excess bass, but over the long run that can be as fatiguing as excess treble.
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Pep Guardiola's side, who completed an unprecedented domestic treble last season after also winning the Community Shield curtain-raiser, scored all five of their spot kicks.
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An increase in the treble section made the Mariachi band sound like a solo performer, until I brought back the lower notes and heard the harmony.
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There's also a 400W class D amplifier for bass, two 200W amps for midrange, two 200W amps for full-range, and two 150W amps for treble.
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The closer Liverpool got to achieving a treble, the more it would feel like failure if one or two (or three) trophies slipped from its grasp.
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The sounds around us began to echo in tight repetitions; every chirping bird triggered a treble cascade, like ripples of a stone thrown into still water.
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A treble clef of lamb shank, the flesh easily tugged off the bone, is long braised with giant fattened prunes and slivered almonds strewn like petals.
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Tierney, who came up through Celtic's youth ranks and helped the Scottish club seal a domestic treble last season, is Arsenal's fifth recruit of the transfer window.
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Given the attention Apple paid to producing excellent bass and terrific treble, it's no surprise that the HomePod leaves something to be desired in the mid range.
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The proposed expansion project would nearly treble the capacity of the crude oil pipeline, which runs from Alberta to Canada's Pacific Coast, to 890,000 barrels per day.
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I messed with the midrange and treble a bit as well, though I didn't really find a setting I could definitively say was better than the default.
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Aviva Plc plans to more than treble its investments in infrastructure to 14 billion euros over the next five years as it seeks to boost its returns.
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Hackl himself, who claimed the treble from 1992-1998, has tipped his protege Loch to win more glory for luge powerhouse Germany at the Olympic Sliding Centre.
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The other small foible, and it's a highly unusual one for Beats headphones, is that the Powerbeats Pro have a lot of treble energy in their tuning.
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Sony gives you a very basic level of EQ control through its smartphone app, where you can choose from presets like bright, excited, relaxed, or treble boost.
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And if Treble turns out to be everything it's promised to be, the custom ROM life could get a whole lot safer and straightforward in the future.
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The quick rollout is due in part to Google's work on Project Treble in Android Oreo, but clearly the Essential team has made speedy updates a priority.
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Treble response is inoffensive — which is important to avoid fatiguing the listener — but is still there when you turn the volume up on tracks with high sections.
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Treble extension is every bit as good as on the low end, and imaging — the positioning of instruments across the sound stage in your mind — is impeccable.
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Their sound signature is the perfect match for what I want out of a headphone: forceful bass, clear and present mids, and ever so slightly reduced treble.
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Messi is also the runaway leading goalscorer in La Liga, moving on to 32 strikes after his treble against Deportivo, eight more than nearest challenger Cristiano Ronaldo.
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The extension in both directions is excellent — from growling sub-bass to the tinkliest of treble — and there are no recessed mids to spoil the party either.
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The app also offers a built-in equalizer, with sliders for bass, mid and treble, along with a five-level slider for the pass-through ambient mode.
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The Tenores' treble is never harsh, the mids are clear and present, but the star of the show here is the bass, which is simply mind-boggling.
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The 31-year-old Fourcade was at his best for his final race as he led a French treble ahead of Quentin Fillon Maillet and Emilien Jacquelin.
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Instead of flies, these fishers tie a large treble hook on the end of a heavy line on a large rod, the kind used for saltwater fishing.
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The device features a full-range speaker for vocal and treble notes, a subwoofer for bass, and an omnidirectional two-stage diffuser to spread sound across the room.
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Blackwell said some members of the council want to now double or even treble the tax as a small increase is not effective when capital gains are strong.
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Bolt is considered the greatest sprinter of all time, having won an unprecedented treble of consecutive Olympic golds in the 100m and 303m in 2008, 2012 and 2016.
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Bayern Munich "Treble Reunion" charity match on Sunday, when he was joined by daughter Harper, 7, and son Cruz, 14, on the soccer field ahead of the game.
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The sign, modeled after a Gibson Les Paul guitar, was put up Thursday morning without officials noticing the word 'rhythm' was misspelled on the rhythm and treble switch.
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Last year, Boeing centralized services formerly spread across the company in a new division with a goal to more than treble sales to $50 billion in a decade.
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But there's not a whole lot of range in the Space NC headphones' sound, which feel deficient in both bass and treble, leaving pop music anthems sounding unexciting.
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The bass, treble and volume knobs flanking the right speaker are a nice touch, providing a solid tactile sensation in a world beset by feedback-less touch screens.
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You can now adjust the bass, midrange, and treble of the speaker with voice commands, but the difference in the sound when you do is hard to notice.
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Both pairs of earphones have a consumer-friendly, bass-heavy tuning, but Aiaiai throws in more treble fizz that lends music a greater sense of air and space.
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As I say, these treat bass as their first-class citizen, but my trick when I want to hear more treble has been to simply turn them up.
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How it works: Put simply, Google says Treble allows phone makers to keep the work they do on top of Android consistent from one version to the next.
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Having won Serie A in his first season, Mourinho then led Inter to a remarkable treble in 2010: the league title, the Italian Cup, and the Champions League.
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Featuring a sleek, compact shape, classy dual speakers, and wide-sound engineering, Vertrag BT churns out high-quality audio that harmonizes perfectly with extreme bass and treble frequencies.
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As technically exemplary and glorious as they still are, those headphones exhibit unpleasant treble spikes that make them fatiguing to listen to and unfriendly to the casual listener.
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The Pie Jesu, written for soprano or treble soloist, was sung here by the massed boys: a nice tribute to their fallen leader, whether or not so intended.
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In the wealth management division, pretax profit shrank 42 percent in 2015, so it now has to treble its pretax profit in three years to meet his target.
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After all, the cello is better equipped to express both the depths and the heights of human experience, the bass and the treble of the human vocal range.
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Every track I played sounded incredible — full of detail with just the right level of thump to the bass, and a sparkling treble that brings vocals to life.
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Bolt is considered the greatest sprinter of all time, having won an unprecedented treble of consecutive golds in the 22012m, 2100m and 4x100 relay in three straight Olympics.
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Neither their bass nor treble overwhelms any other part of the music, which goes a long way toward exposing everything that a certain recording has to offer the listener.
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"Everyone loves a smile," said HyperX product marketing chief Mark Tekunoff, referring to the smile-shaped frequency response graph of a pair of headphones with emphasized bass and treble.
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WHEN it was announced in 2010 that university tuition fees were to treble, to a maximum of £9,000 ($14,000) a year, 50,000 students took to the streets in protest.
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On the inside of the F5s, Fiio uses titanium driver diaphragms, whose extra rigidity should tame unwanted distortions and provide a smoother sound in the mid and treble frequencies.
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They don't have great dynamic range, as I feel like they lack the deepest bass and highest treble, but that's part of what makes them such a comfortable listen.
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It's possible this may be due to a feature inside of Android Oreo called Project Treble, which is supposed to let manufacturers make easier, faster updates to their phones.
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The key word here is "beautifully," as I've seen and heard many, even more expensive, audiophile headphones that get lost in over-sharpening the treble and neglecting the bass.
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There's no discernible distortion to speak of, and I can turn them up to their max volume without being assaulted by excessively hot treble or a weird frequency response.
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There's a pronounced, delightful tilt in favor of warm and bassy notes, and Final's greatest achievement with the E5000s is in delivering that without overwhelming the mids and treble.
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Seattle-based Amazon is keen to get a bigger share of India's e-commerce market, which Deloitte expects to more than treble to $84 billion between 2017 and 2021.
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But Argentine maestro Messi had other ideas, restoring Barca's lead from close range in the 82nd minute before completing his treble with his 32nd league goal of the season.
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But Molefe Lekgetho, who contributes "Machikiliani (Security Guard)," has an effortlessly rich voice and Sebongile Kgaila drifts between the bass and treble so smoothly you won't notice the transition.
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It packs a powerful 3-watt driver capable of louder volume with deeper bass and twinkling treble, as well as Bluetooth 4.0 functionality for better, more reliable streaming fidelity.
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Their argument: If the 7th Circuit allows plaintiffs' lawyers to abuse the threat of treble damages under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, free speech will be chilled.
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It is estimated there are now 5.25 trillion pieces of ocean plastic debris, and a recent report estimated the quantity of plastic in the sea will treble by 2025.
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And though the focused, shimmering sound of the choir's collected voices — which includes older boys singing alto, tenor and bass parts — was splendid, the treble voices were especially wondrous.
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"Ronald was easy to manage because he had this extreme urge to win," recalled Guus Hiddink, who coached a PSV side that included Koeman to a historic treble in 22011.
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With the Master1s, I find myself wanting to turn the music up to enjoy a richer, bassier sound, but when I do it, I get assaulted by the overzealous treble.
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But building Project Treble was perhaps the biggest challenge that the Android team faced when creating O. "Creating that interface was very deep surgery on Android," wrote Stephanie Saad Cuthbertson.
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On course for a second successive treble of major trophies, the Spanish league leaders are on a 37-match unbeaten run in all competitions going into the match on Wednesday.
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MrSpeakers' Aeon Flow Closed, on the other hand, which are another pair I've recently enjoyed very much, can be downright piercing with badly mastered music whose treble is too hot.
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Their tonal balance has just the right amount of everything, from shimmery treble to rumbling bass, and I never have to question if a song is being misrepresented by them.
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The treble is still prominent, but not piercing like it is on the HD 800, and it adds gorgeous dynamic contrast to the ever so slightly bumped up bass response.
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I listen to three songs to test out the bass ("Angel" by Massive Attack), treble ("Lonesome Lover" by Max Roach), and midrange ("Baby Plays Around" by Anne Sofie von Otter).
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Revolut and peers such as Monzo and Starling are set to treble their total customer base from 13 million to 35 million in the next year, consulting group Accenture predicts.
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These women, brought to beautifully detailed life by Brenda Wehle, Liza Colón-Zayas, Danaya Esperanza and Susan Pourfar, act as a four-part treble chorus, reflecting Mary Jane's disowned emotions.
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JUVENTUS CAPTURES ITALIAN CUP Juventus, staying on track for a treble, secured the first title by winning the Italian Cup with an authoritative 2-0 victory over Lazio in Rome.
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Smartphones and fashion are among the most popular purchases in India's fast-growing e-commerce market, which Deloitte expects to more than treble between 2017 and 2021 to $84 billion.
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Project Treble is all about making it easier for Google to reduce the amount of time it takes for an Android update to get approved and pushed out to existing devices.
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They were, however, down 3 percent at 184 pence at 0908 GMT, giving a market capitalisation of 2 billion pounds - more than treble the value of UK department store chain Debenhams.
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The answer is a feature inside of Android O called "Project Treble," which is supposed to let manufacturers update their phones without having to make a ton of software changes first.
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The FreeLace have a better sound, with beefier bass and more precise treble, and their built-in music controls are just much nicer and more intuitive than those that OnePlus provides.
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I'm definitely of the mind that good bass is more important than good treble, but at the price of the P9s, I think it's fair to expect both to be excellent.
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Juventus has won the Italian league title seven times in a row, but has never managed to win the "treble" of the domestic league, Italy's cup competition and the Champions League.
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OnePlus confirmed in its forums yesterday that none of its current devices, including the 3/3T and the 5/5T, will support Project Treble, even after they're updated to Android Oreo.
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This is the widest mix of products that have had day-one access to a beta of a new version of Android, and we've got Project Treble to thank for that.
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But even when holding conference calls, the iffy treble of these earphones reared its ugly head and added an unwanted hiss when the person on the other side pronounced "s" sounds.
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In the time since, the portfolio of Fender earphones has grown to cover budgets from $22016 to $25,25 and tastes as diverse as those of bassheads and treble-favoring audiophile purists.
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I like to listen at loud volumes, which is great with headphones with big bass, but it's fatiguing when the treble is the part of the mix pushed to the foreground.
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They warmly embrace the idea that people enjoy listening to a little extra bass and a little less treble, and their tuning is designed to please and excite in equal measure.
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Bass, treble, and mids surround you with sharp clarity, and the "ToneTouch" section of the app lets you adjust music to your mood with options like warm, excited, relaxed, and bright.
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I'm [giving it four out of five stars] because I feel that although the bass is pretty good it could have a little more treble if you know what I mean.
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Titmuss had been tipped to become the first woman to win the 200-4003-800 freestyle treble at the same Commonwealth Games since fellow Australian Karen Moras did it in 1970.
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He worked with Robert Forchetti, an owner of San Marko, on a simple black tuxedo, opting for a treble-and-clef music symbol stud set and Puerto Rican flag cuff links.
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It's an ECG/pulse rate with a heart made of a treble clef and bass clef in the middle, because where better to get a music tattoo than Music City, right?
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And the climax, in classic Savall style, was a playful, gently swaying improvisation on a Renaissance "canario" dance melody, building into flurries of notes frizzling off Mr. Savall's tiny treble viol.
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TeamViewer estimates that its addressable market, now worth 10 billion euros, will treble in size by 2023, as companies invest in digital production and more people connect from home to work.
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It expects revenue to more than treble every year over the next five years, as it expands locally and in international markets, a senior company executive told Reuters earlier this year.
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The SOUNDBOKS 2 is roughly a carry-on suitcase-sized speaker that can deliver a crisp treble and a hefty amount of bass thanks to a pair of 10-inch woofers.
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This is accomplished by stacking scales on top of each other—typically one treble scale, one midrange, and one bass—with an octave in between, then playing them in a continuous loop.
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McDermott has promised to treble the size of the cloud business by 2023, bringing total revenues at SAP to 35 billion euros, as it competes with the likes of Oracle and Salesforce.com.
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Hendrix's large hands meant that he could use an obscure blues technique: wrapping his thumb around to play the bass notes while freeing up his fingers to jump between the treble strings.
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If he had lost in court, Armstrong faced the possibility of paying treble damages under the terms of the False Claims Act, which is aimed at recovering government money obtained by fraud.
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This is where the "pro" element of these headphones comes through: they have less bass and more treble than the most pleasant and enjoyable headphones, such as the HD 650s, will offer.
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I'm somewhere in the middle, but I am not naïve: even if Treble works perfectly, there's no possible world in which Android phones will be updated as quickly and consistently as iPhones.
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You need to hear them with an album like Ask the Dust by Lorn or Untrue by Burial, both of which explore bass-heavy electronic soundscapes with only fleeting shimmers of treble.
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The 17-year-old has qualified in three events for the April 4-83 multisport event on the Gold Coast after she completed a rare treble at the Australian trials this week.
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Related: Sevdaliza Put Together a Music Video Entirely From Shutterstock Footage Musical Artist Duo Draws Between the Treble Clefs in These Charming Illustrations Here's How to Make Music With Only Your MIND!
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The International Air Transport Association (IATA), a trade association, has predicted Iran's market will more than treble from 12 million passengers a year now, mostly domestic flyers, to 44 million by 2034.
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The law also grants consumers a private right to sue for the greater of $500 or the actual monetary loss in damages, and treble (triple) damages for each willful or knowing violation.
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I felt that the Sonos sound engineers (in comparison to the others) did a good job balancing sound more in the midrange and not emphasizing too much bass or too much treble.
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The following year Toronto exacted revenge with a 2-0 victory at home to become the first MLS team to claim a domestic treble of MLS Cup, Supporters' Shield and Canadian Championship.
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As the voice of a young boy sings a treble solo, Calvin Richardson begins a slow, swirling solo, often dropping to the floor, then propelling himself back up with curving, undulating momentum.
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Justify won the Kentucky Derby, the first leg of the Triple Crown on May 5, before adding the Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes to become the 13th horse to complete the treble.
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The layered guitars of Brand New's "Can't Get It Out" were more distinct on the IQbuds, and the ability to adjust the treble and bass made the listening experience much more enjoyable.
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Variety urged U.S. District Judge Terrence Boyle in Raleigh, North Carolina to order Walmart to pay treble damages for selling barbecue grills the judge previously found willfully infringed on Variety's "Backyard BBQ" trademark.
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In a 2018 review released on Thursday, customs officials said there had been a 72 percent increase in seizures of endangered species with the total volume of goods seized increasing more than treble.
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Compared to other Bluetooth speakers, the Stanmore has a retro look that plays into the company's history, offering bass and treble dials next to the volume to optimize the audio to you're liking.
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SYDNEY, April 24 (Reuters) - Australia's southeastern state of Victoria, home to the city of Melbourne, will more than double property taxes for foreign buyers and treble royalties from coal, the government has announced.
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NRL, which wants to treble its refining capacity to 180,000 barrels per day, is looking at further strengthening its business ties with Parami Energy Group after the trial, it said in a statement.
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Four-times world outdoor champion Adams also will have her hands full in the shot as she seeks a treble having been promoted to gold in 1003 behind subsequently banned Belarussian Nadzeya Ostapchuk.
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If we rewind to only a couple of years ago, truly wireless buds were huge, ugly, didn't hold a connection well, and sounded like an indistinct mess of exaggerated bass and tinny treble.
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The treble-heavy chart-topper "Don't Lose My Number," was pure kitsch, its lyrics maddingly vague, as if Collins had written them on a napkin and then proceeded to mop up a drink.
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The Sine has the popular U-shaped response curve that emphasizes bass and treble at the expense of some midrange prominence, while the PM3 is famous for having perhaps the flattest response around.
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There's nothing about these headphones that is offensive: they have pleasing, but not overwhelming bass, they cover the full range of frequencies with faithful accuracy, and they seem incapable of reproducing harsh treble.
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Still, the FXA7 sound is fun as all hell, and since it refuses to ever do too much in the treble region, it's relaxed enough to be enjoyed for hours at a time.
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Sloan, Weakerthans, Killjoys, Treble Charger, Tricky Woo, Billy Talent, Thrush Hermit, Matt Mays, Big Wreck, Kathleen Edwards, as well as Noisey faves, Nickelback, all got their start playing the Horseshoe on a Tuesday.
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Separately on Thursday a committee of lawmakers said premature deaths from heatwaves in Britain could more than treble to around 7,000 a year by mid-century if the government does not take action.
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It begins with trills in the treble clef that repeat in a relatively simple chord progression, which then moves to the bass register and the music starts to become more elaborate from there.
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Diego Milito won two Argentine titles with Racing as a player, though most of his success came in Italy, where he was the attacking spearhead of José Mourinho's treble-winning Inter Milan team.
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The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware on Wednesday, seeks an injunction barring Airbnb from infringing the patents and an award of treble damages for past infringement.
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These new pieces were often taxing: a high B for solo treble in Thomas Adès's "The Fayrfax Carol", hectic stops and starts in Judith Weir's "Illuminare, Jerusalem", stamping in Harrison Birtwistle's "The Gleam".
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Juventus will face Barcelona in a repeat of the 2015 final, which the Spanish champions won, 3-1, on their way to collecting the Treble — league, domestic cup and Champions League — that season.
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A. Jesse Schopflocher, an impressive treble, made an endearing Yniold, Golaud's young son, who is baffled by the adults and turns fearful when his father is seized with violent jealousy of his wife.
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A suite entitled "Orgelbuch," with rumbling pedal tones and breathy hoots in the treble, suggests the noise that the king of instruments makes in the middle of the night, while the world slumbers.
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Like other Sennheiser headphones, these earbuds focus on accuracy rather than pumping up the bass for the illusion of big sound in a small package or cranking the treble for an artificially bright effect.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Premature deaths from heatwaves in Britain could more than treble to around 7,000 a year by mid-century if the government does not take action, a committee of lawmakers said on Thursday.
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The tall Swede finished his career at PSG by helping the club to their second successive treble with two goals in a 4-2 victory over Olympique de Marseille in the French Cup final.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - China's Sun Yang responded to Australian taunts about his doping history in emphatic fashion on Monday by winning the men's 200 metres freestyle title to complete a golden Olympic treble.
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In answer, we give you Xavi, who won a domestic and European treble in his last season at Barcelona, making 44 appearances in all competitions despite seeing in his 35th birthday in the meantime.
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If Treble works like Google says it does, companies like Samsung and Motorola will be able to issue Android updates without waiting for a chip partner, like Qualcomm, to first send along software updates.
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Sennheiser HD 29.993 Wireless Headphones — £115 (list price £149.99) See Details Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H4 Wireless Headphones — save £71 These wireless headphones deliver pure and well-balanced bass and treble with a clear midrange.
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Makers of low-cost Android phones, who aren't typically incentivized to pour engineering energy into a device that can sell for as little as $40, would have the most to gain from Project Treble.
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An optimist might point out that Samsung's silicon division is working closely with Google in the new Treble framework, so there's no reason to panic about the lack of Galaxy phones offering the beta.
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STOCKHOLM, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Geely-owned carmaker Volvo Car Group forecast record sales and higher profit this year after strong growth in Europe and the United States saw it treble operating earnings in 2015.
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Bolt, considered the greatest sprinter of all time, had won an unprecedented gold-medal treble in the 100m, 200m and 4x100 relay in three straight Olympics between 2008 and 2016 until Carter's test result.
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The jury in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida said that Bombardier (BRP) also infringed the patents willfully, which could allow the judge to treble damages at a later date.
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Ledecky on Friday smashed her own world record in the 800 meters freestyle to complete a rare Olympic swimming treble, while DiRado herself won two gold medals, one silver and one bronze in Rio.
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The strike trio, known as "MSN," managed an astonishing 364 goals and 173 assists collectively between 2014 and 2017, helping Barcelona win nine major trophies, including a historic treble in their first season together.
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Rasmussen very recently sat down with Metallica podcast Alphabetallica to discuss his time recording, in his words, "the three good Metallica albums" and explained that the treble-heavy mix is totally not his fault.
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Cook said that Greig Nori—who fronted Treble Charger, managed and produced Sum 41 for a while, and played alongside Cook in No Warning—wrote a "shitload" of songs for the band early on.
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It delivers a level of pleasurable excess you might expect from a Chang restaurant, but set against the grounded moderation of the plantains, it provides elegant balance — porky treble to the dish's starchy bass.
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The pillowy sound of boy treble voices floated through the small rehearsal space, with its three rows of wooden choir stalls facing one another, and spread through the resonant expanse of the school gym.
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Cole, who won the treble with United in 1998-99 and scored 121 goals for the club in 275 appearances, had the transplant as part of his treatment for the nephrotic syndrome focal segmental glomerulosclerosis.
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On May 2nd Piers Morgan, a daytime television host, harangued the former leader of the Liberal Democrats on his decision to treble student tuition fees in 2011 as part of a Conservative-Lib Dem government.
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Basically, these headphones give me more in terms of mid-range lushness and treble finesse — an advantage that presents itself with vocals, piano, classical and acoustic instruments — than they take away from the bass department.
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Because Treble does so much to separate out customizations from the core OS, any phone that's already been "trebleized" and doesn't have too many deep integrations should be much easier for the manufacturer to update.
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Add on legal expenses and consider the fact that the city is asking for treble damages, which they're entitled to under Washington State law, and that's how you end up at a six-figure number.
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I could never make the generic fit earphones actually fit me, so I ended up turning those up quite high to get my bass fix, which in turn led to an overly present treble response.
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Based on that assumption, it looks like businesses, and, in particular, pharmaceutical companies, are still worried about the prospect of treble damages in racketeering suits by alleged victims at the end of supposedly fraudulent schemes.
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The 21-year from old from Vail, Colorado matched the accomplishment of German Christl Cranz who completed her treble in 1939, finishing a staggering 1.64 seconds ahead of home crowd favorite Wendy Holdener of Switzerland.
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The A-list celebrity, who helped Manchester United achieve an unprecedented treble of winning the Premier League, FA Cup and UEFA Champions League in the 1998-99 season, said his family was a "strong unit".
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She is covered in tattoos: a treble clef atop her left middle finger; a quill on her forearm; and, nestled among her collarbones, where the charm of a choker would sit, the words speak up.
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ALCUDIA, Mallorca (Reuters) - Tour de France champion Chris Froome mapped out lofty goals for the year on Tuesday, setting his sights on a remarkable treble of double Olympic gold and another triumphant ride into Paris.
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Ferguson's only significant career regret was he managed to win the Champions League only twice, but the first triumph was part of the 1999 treble that also included the Premier League and the F.A. Cup.
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But it could also double or treble this migration's demographic impact, pushing Germany toward a possible future in which half the under-40 population would consist of Middle Eastern and North African immigrants and their children.
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While Okinawa is already building a new plant in northern India to more than treble its capacity to a million electric scooters a year, Ather is scouting for a site to set up its second plant.
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As ever, I have no fixed opinion on how headphones should be tuned for human listening; some people will favor a warmer, bassier sound, others will want the sparkle and detail of a stronger treble response.
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But of the many financiers with "big manly voice" on the climate, plenty turn again, as does the Bard's sixth age, to "childish treble, pipes and whistles in his sound" when it comes to allocating capital.
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Not only is it the year Manchester United (his soccer team until 2003) won the treble, but it's also the year his first son, Brooklyn Beckham was born, and the year he and Victoria were married.
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A former franchisee's continued use of Motel 6 trademarks amounts to counterfeiting under the Lanham Act, requiring an award of treble damages unless the defendant can show extenuating circumstances, a federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday.
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Apple still trounces Android when it comes to getting phones updated to the latest OS. Last year, Google built the Treble infrastructure to make it easier for companies to push out these big OS updates faster.
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What's more, the sound remains precise even when I imbalance it: because a bass or treble "boost" is actually generated by lowering the volume of other frequencies, I'm never adding distortions or imperfections to my music.
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Too low and you lose almost all bass; too high, you blow out the high end/treble and often your ears hurt as the high-end parts of the audio start to distort and lose clarity.
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She is joined by Lyon's treble-winning coach Reynald Pedros, Sarina Wiegman, who led the Netherlands to their first ever World Cup final, and Joe Montemurro who led Arsenal to the FA Women's Super League title.
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It has also triggered a surge in small donations to anti-Brexit campaigners, with the Best for Britain group telling Business Insider it has seen the number of small donations more than treble in recent weeks.
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There will be opportunity, yet, to decide that a mere domestic treble does indeed count as success, and that City's dominance of the Premier League should not be diminished by its very occasional failings in Europe.
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Samsung's companion app for the Galaxy Buds Plus also comes with an equalizer for tweaking the earbuds' sound, with filters for boosting the bass, adding a softer tone, and bumping up the treble among other options.
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Treble kicked off in 83 as a multiyear effort to change how Android is built — to make it more modular, basically, so that it would be easier for manufacturers to build stuff on top of it.
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If you dish out an extra $50, you can get the Lenovo Smart Assistant Harman Kardon Edition, which comes in black and has an additional 2-inch cavity that should provide clearer treble and deeper bass tones.
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READMEA nice-sounding speaker that works nicely for $350But it only works well if you use only Apple services like Apple Music and HomeKitBeautiful crisp bass and treble, but mid-range is lackingSiri seriously can't do anything
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Pulling out a smartphone to fine-tune one's aural environment (or even sending vibes to a brain-controlled successor to the iPhone) might one day be as common as tweaking bass and treble on a stereo system.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain plans to treble the number of skilled jobs in its offshore wind sector to 27,000 by 2030, the government said on Wednesday as it readies to publish a deal outlining support for the industry.
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Partly because of this, the market for cyber-insurance, which represented only $2.5bn in global premium revenue in 2014 (90% of which came from American companies), is expected to treble by 2020, according to PwC, a consultancy.
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The company's revenue jumped nearly three-fold in the last fiscal year, and it said it expects revenue to more than treble every year for the next five years, as it expands locally and in international markets.
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I've been listening to these headphones will the volume turned way up and I've never had to cringe or recoil at the sound of over-exuberant treble (which happens occasionally with the also excellent Noble Audio K8003).
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The Hugo 2 is weird in that, if you pair it with headphones with a weak treble response — such as the Bowers & Wilkins P9, which are laughably bass-heavy — you might just strike on a good combination.
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In the case of Sutter, the system is accused of employing numerous tactics to protect its dominance and could be liable for more than $2 billion under state law because the injured parties could collect treble damages.
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With Treble, Google puts out a new version of Android that could theoretically work on any device, and it forces all of the customizations that OEMs make into separate boxes that interact with Android itself in standardized ways.
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VIENNA, March 16 (Reuters) - Austria's parliament voted in favour of an amended law that would treble the cost to UniCredit of shifting thousands of its Bank Austria staff into the state pension system, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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Project Treble is an Android Oreo feature that attempts to address slow Android update schedules by allowing manufacturers to push out Google's most recent OS without having to wait on their chip partner, like Qualcomm, to support it.
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They offer a surprising amount of bass, which lends them a pleasing quality, but their frequency response is all over the place and there are less likeable spikes of treble that forced me to turn the volume down.
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"One thing we've consistently heard from our device-maker partners is that updating existing devices to a new version of Android is incredibly time consuming and costly," Iliyan Malchev, lead on Project Treble, said in a blog post.
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Balanced armature drivers work in a different way that makes them better suited for in-ear use, though they cost more and usually require multi-driver setups to reproduce the full range from deep bass to high treble.
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Ledecky, the rising U.S. swimming sensation, shaved 1.91 seconds off her own world record on the way to the 400m gold, the first stage of a rare treble she hopes to complete along with the 200m and 800m.
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He won four golds and a silver at the 1948 and 1952 games in London and Helsinki, including the treble of the 5,000 metres, 10,000 metres and marathon at the latter—an achievement that has never been matched.
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Manchester United fans have no such cause for resentment when it comes to Sheringham, who helped them to win three consecutive league titles between 1998 and 2001, the first of which came as part of their famous Treble.
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The carol service in particular, always beginning with "Once in royal" from an unaccompanied treble, always sung by men and boys in keeping with the founding charter of 1441—was in a sense a piece of public property.
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Finally, Vivo uses something called Screen SoundCasting Technology to turn the screen into a speaker, which not only removes the need for a traditional speaker, but (Vivo claims) makes the sound better, with more powerful bass and smoother treble.
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Kinder Morgan wants to nearly treble Trans Mountain's capacity to carry 890,000 barrels per day of crude from landlocked Alberta, to Burnaby, British Columbia, where it can be loaded on to tankers and shipped to lucrative Asian refining markets.
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This is not to be taken as a given with all Audio-Technica headphones, as the popular M28s from this same company have spiky treble that's best appreciated by people with at least a little bit of hearing loss.
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Their toys-to-life products generated nearly $3 billion in revenues in 153, and the overall market is expected to treble to an approximate $9 billion by 2018 — or ~11% of each of the total toys and games markets.
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All three speakers still offer all the things that made the first generation of Marshall Bluetooth speakers great: high-quality sound, good design, and fantastic tactile volume-control knobs for adjusting volume, bass, and treble straight from the speaker.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Katie Ledecky of the United States won the women's Olympic 21 meters freestyle on Tuesday to claim her second individual gold of the Rio de Janeiro Games and stay on track for a rare treble.
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Fender is also offering aptX and AAC codec support for better Bluetooth sound quality, along with the option to adjust both bass and treble through physical hardware controls so that you can tweak your music to your exact specification.
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Treble-chasing Bayern had tried to stick with Heynckes, who had come out of retirement to take over in October until the end of the season, but the 72-year-old turned down an extension of his current deal.
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Just like Guardiola in 2013 when he also succeeded Heynckes, Kovac could potentially start work after what could turn out to be a treble-winning campaign, with Bayern having already secured the Bundesliga title, their sixth consecutive league crown.
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The FXA9s certainly demonstrate good technical ability by extending to reproduce very deep bass notes and high treble (this wide dynamic range is what makes the multi-armature design appealing), but they don't really do much with that ability.
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VIENNA, March 8 (Reuters) - Austria's cabinet will review a bill on Tuesday that would treble the cost to UniCredit of shifting thousands of its Austrian staff into the state pension system, Social Affairs Minister Alois Stoeger said on Tuesday.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian hotel start-up OYO, backed by Japan's SoftBank Group, expects revenue to more than treble every year for the next five years, as it expands locally and in international markets, a senior company executive said.
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Many headphones also list a frequency response, which is the range of sounds (from deep bass to high treble) that the headphones are capable of properly reproducing (bear in mind though that human hearing only goes up to about 20KHz).
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And perhaps more importantly, there's still one big hurdle: this feature arrives in Android O, and who knows when any existing phones will get updated to the new OS. We'll hear more about Treble at Google's I/O conference next week.
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Closed-back cans also typically struggle to find the right tonal balance, with either the bass submerging everything into a swamp of thump, such as with the Campfire Cascade, or the treble shooting a thousand sharp daggers at your eardrums.
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Marshall has taken a light touch when it comes to the tuning, so you hear mostly what you'd expect from a decent pair of headphones: very clear sound, with minimal artificial boosts on both the bass or treble ends of things.
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With all the excitement of the SE535s' sound, you might assume that their tuning is imbalanced in favor of the extremes — more bass and treble at the cost of a recessed mid-range — but I really don't think that's the case.
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I use this and much of the rest of his prolific recordings to look at how clean and sparkly the treble response of a pair of headphones is, and how it balances against the deeper notes coming from the bass.
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HTC ImagineCPU SD845Display 5.99 QHD+RAM up to 6GBROM up to 256GBDual Main Camera 12mp + 16mp (Sony IMX3xx) Front Camera 8mpBattery 3420mahIP68HTC Face UnlockEdge Sense 2.0Android 8.0 + Sense 10Full treble support and A/B (Seamless) UpdatesSingle and Dual SIM version
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The British lender unveiled a 2166 pence per share payout and said it expected to treble the distribution over the full year, in a sign of confidence in its ability to improve returns from its consumer and corporate lending businesses.
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It was a measure of revenge for Zakharov, the 2012 Olympic champion, who had been beaten into silver in the 3m individual event on Thursday by Laugher, who missed out on completing his own golden treble after his individual springboard double.
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The problem-plagued bid to almost treble the capacity of the Trans Mountain pipeline is becoming one of the biggest political challenges for the Liberal government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the run-up to an election in 2019.
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The Front Line Defenders finalists announcement comes after a report by advocacy group PAN Asia Pacific (PANAP) showed treble the number of land rights defenders were killed in 2016 from a year earlier with fears the violence is getting worse.
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The British lender unveiled a 1663 pence per share payout and said it expected to treble the distribution over the full year, in a sign of confidence in its ability to improve returns from its consumer and corporate lending businesses.
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It pumps more power and realism into the audio outputted by your Mac's speakers, or connected headset, allowing you to feel completely surrounded by the booming bass and soaring treble while you listen to music, play video games, or watch movies.
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But over that period of time, I lost much of my enthusiasm for testing headphones, and I was left with the impression that the new Audio-Technica X5000, Audeze LCD-2 Classic, and Final D8000 each had an unpleasant treble edge.
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Solskjaer was the hero on one of the club's most famous nights, scoring the winner deep in stoppage time as United completed a 2-1 comeback triumph over Bayern Munich in the 1999 Champions League final to complete an unprecedented treble.
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The kind of earplugs venues offer are generally the foam kind, which sound similar to sticking your fingers in your ears—that is, they block out mostly treble and make the music sound all muddled—but they're much safer than nothing.
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Weighing almost 100 tons, it has a five-octave range, and its bells vary in weight from a 10-pound treble bell to the 20-ton bourdon, the largest tuned bell ever to be cast; it bongs on the hour.
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Solskjaer, United's current coach, scored the most important of his 503 goals that season with an injury-time winner against Bayern Munich in the Champions League title clash to secure a treble that also included the league and FA Cup trophies.
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Solskjaer, who as a player was part of United's era of dominance under Alex Ferguson and scored the goal that secured an unprecedented treble almost 20 years ago, wants to return a feel-good factor to their under-performing squad.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British supermarket group Waitrose said on Thursday it plans to treble the size of its online grocery operation to a 1 billion pound ($1.3 billion) business over three years and would build three new automated distribution centers to hit the target.
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I've chosen Grado's GR10es ahead of its over-ear range, because I find the latter are less consistent, sometimes less balanced in their sound (which can offend the unsuspecting ear with an excess of treble, the high notes that often prove fatiguing).
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Google has previously attempted to speed up the adoption of new Android versions with Project Treble, but despite the program's introduction in early 2017 only 21.5 percent of Android devices were running Android Oreo or later as of late October this year.
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Out of the box, the audio quality was light years better than the dinky speakers on my TCL 6-Series TV, and it got even better once I fine-tuned it using the bass and treble buttons on the user-friendly remote.
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Devialet Phantom Speaker If you've got some money to spend on a speaker, the Devialet Phantom is an amazing device that delivers rich bass, excellent treble and interesting separation, and all in a device that's not much larger than your average Bluetooth speaker.
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There's a chance the options to adjust might be limited to three points—bass, mids, treble—as they are with some other products that use the Bose Music app, although we won't know for sure until the app update gets pushed out.
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Although United would neither confirm nor deny media reports about who would take charge, the source said Solskjaer, who scored the goal that won United the treble in 1999, and Phelan were "clear front runners" and a decision would be made shortly.
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The countertenor John Holiday, whose high, clear voice is a thing of astonishing beauty, sings, in Hebrew, the tender second-movement solo in Leonard Bernstein's "Chichester Psalms," which the composer stipulated could be delivered only by a male alto or a boy treble.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Katie Ledecky of the United States finally succumbed to her emotions on the podium after destroying the field in the 800 meters freestyle on Friday and smashing her own world record to complete a rare Olympic swimming treble.
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DUBLIN, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Ireland's junior government party wants to more than treble a levy on the country's banks if it is re-elected this month, the Labour Party said on Monday, splitting from its senior partner which would maintain the current level.
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Barca have won eight out of 10 trophies under Luis Enrique and could yet win a second treble in three years, with the club second in La Liga, in the King's Cup final and in the last eight of the Champions League.
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She is overwhelming favorite to add the 800 title later this week, an event in which she is totally dominant, and achieve a treble at those three distances that no woman has managed since American Debbie Meyer in Mexico City in 1968.
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Pop on both earpieces (connected by a small wire that goes across the back of your neck) and you can get vivid treble, powerful bass, and an immersive sound, whether you're going through your playlist or taking a call with the built-in mic.
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" Music: "White satin dress trimmed round the edge with tulle and black velvet, to represent the keyboard of a piano … a scarf draped across the skirt has the treble and bass clefs on the fringed ends … Two sisters might appear as Music and Painting.
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I'm not going to pretend to be able to detect something as precise as, say, a peak in the frequency graph at 5kHz, but beside their exaggerated upper bass and lower mids, the Technics T700s also have overly strident response in the treble region.
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This is a complicated issue to address because that treble is what gives them my favorite sound of any Beats headphones to date, but it can also be fatiguing if you're just listening to the Powerbeats Pro in a quiet place and trying to relax.
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My first impression is that the X5000s exhibit an enthusiasm in the lower treble, one that sometimes overpowers the vocals in a song, but it's not so much as to cause me discomfort or, as in the case of the Pioneer SE-Master1, distress.
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When it comes to wearability, these buds get high marks thanks to their anatomically-structured silicone ear tips, which also isolate external noise so you can enjoy the rich bass and stirring treble of your favorite tunes in high fidelity, even when deep underwater.
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Even Manchester United's 1999 treble can be seen as being touched by the miraculous: Ryan Giggs's mazy run through the Arsenal defense to win the FA Cup semifinal; the two goals United scored in stoppage time to snatch the Champions League trophy from—who else?
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The $60 CT100 model (top) has shortwave radio bands as well, and the capability to play music from an SD card or USB drive, while the $70 CT200 has treble and bass dials and a VU meter for easier recording of cassette-based podcasts.
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The app doesn't offer much in the way of presets — a lesson the company could learn from Parrot, but does feature a six-frequency control panel to play around with, along with two equalizer knobs to adjust the bass/treble and instrument/vocal mix.
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Wednesday's victory leaves Barcelona on track to win a continental treble — the Spanish league title, the Copa del Rey, and the UEFA Champions League — for the third time since 2009, a period of excellence that not surprisingly coincides with the prime years of Messi's career.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Katie Ledecky of the United States broke her own world record on Sunday on the way to winning the women's 103 meters freestyle gold medal, the first stage of a rare treble she hopes to complete at the Rio Olympics.
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It has a front-facing woofer and a tweeter on each side, powered by a battery that should last around 20 hours (USB C charging with a 3.5 mm jack too), depending how much you tweak the stylish volume, treble, and bass knobs up top.
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There's, of course, noise and treble (the music is reminiscent of legends like United Mutation and The Germs), but the band's attention to bottom end also puts Gag well within the tradition of NYC hardcore and all the brawn and floor-punching that followed.
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