[Vibrant Android Development] davidisflash:
You keep pushing it. Just let it go man. What exactly are you trying to prove? That you are better than me? That you spend more time on forums, trolling, looking to attack people, because only through the internet do you get the bravity to confront people? Ok, you win. You spend more of your time on forums than I do. Congratulations.

I think you predate on reactions from people. Well you aren't getting any rise out of me.

Before calling someone a n00b, be mindful that they may have a lot more experience than you most likely do. My experience doesn't come from flaming people on forums; it comes from my awesome day job. I have no need to prove what I do here for a living.

That's great that Nick agreed with you. That validates your attitude right, to just default to attacking people? Maybe to compete with the both of you, the next time my wife and I go on the beach, I should bring a laptop along. What a vacation that would be huh? "Hey honey, guess what? My computer is more important than you are, even on the beach!"

Maybe I should give up my day job just to be an expert on xda developers.

Consider this my last response regarding the subject matter. Any further respones from you are really just pushing aside the visibility of others who have questions for the forum. Plus frankly, I feel my IQ dropping the more I argue with you. NEXT!

davidisflash: You're both taking this way too seriously, and not seriously enough. Too seriously because you wrote way too many paragraphs, and not seriously enough because you brushed off the fact that the creator of this particular ROM agreed with my assessment. When the creator of a ROM calls you out for asking a stupid question, don't go on the defensive. Instead, re-read what you wrote, figure out where it took a turn for the n00b, stop eating retard sandwiches, and rephrase your question in a way in which we can help.

Your original post read, "My sound got worse since I upgraded from something or other. I think it was Lithium 1.2.352 or maybe it was SS-6. It could have been a PC Junior or an iPhone, I'm not sure. Anyway, it sounds bad now, and I uninstalled some of the stuff that made it sound good, and now it sounds bad, so how do I fix that? Oh, and I have no idea how the Voltage Control App works even though it's explained thoroughly everywhere on the internet. I Googled "Barack Obama wearing a teddy and singing Hallelujah" and ended up finding instructions on working the Voltage Control App. Oh, and most importantly, I want the bass and the treble to sound better when you fix this for me, but only in my car, on a Thursday, when I'm wearing a red tie and no pants. I've asked for help for this very specific, easily solvable problem now and no one has helped so I must ask over and over again until you make fun of me and I go on the defensive again and call you all n00bs."

OK, so I forgot what my point was and instead got lost in the parody. So sue me. Use Voltage Control Plus, turn all the settings on, reduce the bass in your car to free up power for the mids and highs. Don't ever buy Bose again. They're n00b speakers aimed at people who don't understand price points.

If that's too complicated, do what every audiophile does and simply alter your equalizer settings until it comes out peaches and sunshine.[/QUOTE]