Hi @Mitchellsx, thanks for reaching out.
I’m not sure exactly what could be causing the undesirable result after Trueplay Tuning, but I can provide some advice to get the best sound from the tuning process.
- Reduce background noise - Try to limit any external sound or loud noises such as talking during the tuning process. It may be beneficial to also temporarily power off devices such as fans and air conditioners. You should also consider temporarily powering off ultrasonic devices such as animal deterrents if applicable.
- Cover as much area as possible - During the tuning process, try to cover as much of the room as possible. For smaller rooms, you can alternatively cover only where you will be listening primarily.
- Moving the iOS device - Make smooth and steady movements of your iPhone from head to waist during the tuning process. The movement should not be too fast.
- Do not adjust the volume - During the tuning process, do not adjust the volume of the speakers. Any adjustments to the volume may cause undesired results.
If the sound is still not to your liking, you could add further fine-tuning through the EQ. The EQ settings work alongside the Trueplay profile.
- From the Settings tab, tap System.
- Tap the room the speaker is located in.
- Tap EQ, and then drag the sliders to make adjustments.
Alternatively, have you tried tuning with another iOS device? Does the end result sound different? Let me know how you get on.
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