Sentences with phrase «huge difference in the sound»

Even with the windows up, the huge difference in sound between the two cars is becoming obvious.

I've had it for a few months now and the Bose system has awesome sound and makes a huge difference in the sound quality of my music.

Now, there is a huge difference in the sounds of a D and E Flat chord.

If, however, you've got the original Echo, you probably won't notice a huge difference in sound quality with the Echo Plus and if you really want to push things further, then you might have to look to something like the Sonos One.

Another nice addition is AKG stereo speakers which support Dolby Atmos that will make a huge difference in sound and, once again, Samsung will be shipping a pair of AKG headphones — yes, Samsung kept the 3.5 mm headphone jack.

Not exact matches

«It was an innovation that sounds disarmingly simple but makes a huge difference in the developing world,» Curran says.

As a teacher, now lecturer it always amazes me that nobody seems to think carefully about acoustics in teaching areas - given that teachers nearly always have to use voice projection rather than microphones and speakers, it can make a huge difference to the teaching environment if acoustics are bad or the sound is dampened such that the teacher's voice is not heard or worse still the noise when clas changes is so loud it becomes impossible to hear.

This may not sound like much compared to the Tab 10.1 (1.24 pounds) or the iPad 2 (1.35 pounds), but it makes a huge difference in everyday use, such as when reading for extended periods or playing games.

One inch may not sound like much, but in reality it's a huge difference.

These changes might not sound huge, but it means the difference of paying thousands less in interest every year.

These may not sound like big deals, but they can make a difference in terms of spotting a WA disaster before it becomes a huge problem.

It doesn't sound like there was a huge difference in terms of the data that each group had, it just was how the data was collected.

The little clicks you hear throughout the UI, ringtones, notification sounds and even alarms can all make a huge difference in how a phone is perceived.