Added preset file for IB Pro 14 Gen 7's internal speakers. #6
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I should note and clarify that even though the guide I used and linked in the PR is for Easy Effects, the file in my PR is for Pulse Effects as per the repo's purpose. |
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Hey @vinzv - how can we get this PR (and others) approved and merged? |
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Created a preset for the IB Pro 14 Gen 7's internal speakers by following roughly this guide:
https://wwmm.github.io/easyeffects/guide_1.html
Tested mainly with different styles of music from Spotify Linux client and they all are pretty much improved noticeably over the hardware defaults.
The assumption made here is: Application volume is set at 100%, then PulseEffects does it's job and actual user volume is controlled by hardware FN keys/system settings.
@vinzv I would assume that this profile should work the same for the Gen 8 given that it seems to have the same or a very similar chassis, but you might want to sanity check that.