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Originally Posted by Plankton
If you play your music through Windows Media Player, there's an EQ you could use to roll off some of that bass.
I used to have my laptop hooked up to my Line 6 75w head with one 4x10 cabinet, and one 4x12 cabinet. My neighbors hated me.
Then there was the time I made headphones out of a pair of 6x9 car speakers.
What? Speak up. Can't hear.
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I have a Chromebook, and you can't install anything on it as it's basically just a glorified Chrome browser. You can add apps from the Chrome Store that give you some of the functions of a PC, but you still can't install things. And since a Chromebook isn't a Windows product it won't operate any Windows programs anyway. I'm sure I could find an equivalent at the Chrome Store, but I only have 8 gigs of drive space on this thing, and dealing with online storage sites is more trouble than I care to deal with when I can just use YouTube. Not to mention that I can't open Torrents without getting an App that they're actually charging money for. I'll just deal with the speakers as they are, I've got them so they're mostly fine. I don't have the most discerning ear anyway, so a bit of dodgy sound isn't that big a deal to me. Sabbath sounds heavy as **** on these and that's good enough for me.