All of us who are reading right now are fully satisfied with our Mac computers. They have a design that we love, a screen that offers us an amazing image quality, especially if you have a retina model, not to mention the great power and performance or the ease of use of macOS however, also on bitten apple computers the integrated speakers offer a fairly regular experience.
If there's one thing Mac computers have in common with PCs, it's that neither of them have really good speakers, so most of us have additional speakers capable of enhancing the sound experience. But if you are one of the most demanding, or just want a unique, immersive, 3D sound experience, the app Boom 3d that today we let you know you are going to love it.
Rich, intense and immersive audio
Boom 3d is a new professional audio tool that has been specially designed so that our Mac computers can offer us a intense, rich and clearer and clearer audio, immersing us in a 3D surround sound experience that little or nothing has to envy the best headphones.
The version of Boom 3d that we show you is the premium version, in which you will find different EQ presets, advanced audio effects, and an intensity slider which gives you full control so you can adjust the audio exactly to your liking.
In addition, Boom 3d it "self-calibrates" to your Mac model for a unique and personalized experience. It also offers a audio control so you can adjust the volume of each application and, of course, a beautiful interface that is very easy to use.
Ah! And don't miss the integrated mini audio player, with which you can play your favorite songs with just drag and drop on it.
Boom 3d It has a regular price of $ 16,99, however now you can get it with a 41% discount for only $ 9,99 through the "Two Dollar Tuesday" promo here. Or if you prefer, you can purchase it directly through the Mac App Store at a price of € 13,99 with a 25% discount.
I ask again: is it necessary to have a 5.1 or similar speaker system for this 3D effect or is it a "virtualized" sound achieved only with the Mac's own speakers? I have version 1.6 on a 2008 iMac and I'm doing great, I don't know if I would really notice more improvement than the one I already have ...
Well, after buying Boom 3D, my experience is not positive. Every two by three I am forced to disconnect it because it induces noise in the speakers of my system.
I disconnect it and leave my PC by default and it is true that I lose spatiality, but in return I enjoy a clean sound, free of extremely annoying interference type noises. Had I known, I would not have bought it.