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Updated the High, Mid, and Low audio tracks for masking bass boom from neighbors.
Mask bass boom from neighbors with three tracks played through your own speaker.
Bass boom from your neighbors can make it hard to settle in at home. BoomBuster plays sound designed to mask that low-frequency thump from neighboring stereos and subwoofers. Choose from three tracks — High, Mid, and Low — to find the masking sound that works best for the bass boom reaching your room. HOW TO USE BOOMBUSTER 1. Connect your phone to a speaker with good bass reproduction, or use headphones. A phone speaker alone can not reproduce enough low-frequency sound to mask deep bass boom. 2. Try High, Mid, and Low while your neighbor's bass is audible. Choose the track that makes the thump less noticeable. 3. Start at a low volume and increase gradually to a comfortable level. MADE FOR BASS BOOM FROM NEIGHBORS • Three masking tracks to try against the bass boom you hear at home • Continuous looping playback • A sleep timer so you can choose how long to listen • Background playback and lock screen controls • Playback through your own speaker or headphones BoomBuster is for masking airborne bass sound indoors. It does not stop the neighbor's music, alter their speakers, or remove vibration traveling through floors and walls. Results depend on the bass reaching your room, your speaker, and the volume you can comfortably use. TRY IT AT HOME Eligible new subscribers can try BoomBuster with a 7-day free trial. Use the trial while your neighbor's bass boom is audible to see whether the tracks help in your room. SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS Full access requires a subscription after the trial. Current plans and prices are shown in the app before purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled. Manage or cancel your subscription in Google Play. Support: info@boombuster.com Privacy Policy: https://boombuster.com/privacy/ Terms of Use: https://boombuster.com/tos/
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