My speaker is on the reverse side If I stick the tablet to the case, how will this affect sound?
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The answer I just sent assumed you had external speakers. If they are internal and against the backing the sound will be baffled unless you add external speakers.
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The sound coming from the speakers is not affected by anything other than the straight line paths from the speakers to the listeners' ears. If your tablet/speakers puts out stereo sound you might reverse the sides, but if that bothers you, just exchange the speakers' locations.
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I'm not too sure. It may dampen the sound. On my Excite, the speakers are on the bottom in landscape mode and not on the back, so speakers are not blocked. If your speakers are on the back, you may want to skip this case.
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The speakers are slightly muffled but sound comes through the back of the case well. However, I'm in the process of returning mine as the fingerprint sensor doesn't work with the case and it makes texting very difficult.
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I turned one of my Wharfedale - Diamond 10.1 speakers on its side. Due to the weight of the drivers, it tilts forward until the front edge contacts the supporting surface. It has a slight angle downward. If this angle works for your seating position, then it should be fine. Otherwise a piece of wood or other support under the front would level it out.
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That is true. With this case on, the back cannot be resting flat on a surface if you want decent sound. You'll get the best sound if the speaker is directed toward you, but that means the screen is facing away.Another reason not to choose this one: the frame is susceptible to breaking at the charge and speaker ports (ask me how I know!).
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I have not done a thorough before and after on the sound, but I have no difficulty hearing sounds/ music with the case on. It is silicon right around the speakers, so there may be some dampening, but not significant.
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There are multiple tiny holes in the back of the case over the speaker to let sound pass. I haven't noticed any great impact on the sound myself.
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Only thing I would think could be a problem, are the speakers on both devices in the same place. I bought a case for my fire hdx 7 and didn't realize I had grabbed the one for HD 7, that was the only difference, hdx speakers are on top and the HD case covered them up because its speakers are on bottom.
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I have used ours in various positions for several months now. I can't see that standing on its side would affect the sound, but it might fall over if you don't support it somehow.
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Sorry for late replying, there's 4holes on the bottom(s pen, speaker, charging port & might be noise canceling cut out holes), 1holes on the right(this also might be a noise canceling cut out holes), 3holes on the top side(ir blaster, earjack holes, and might be noise canceling cut out again)I hope my answer help you decide which case you should buy :)
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If you are using with phone and phone is in somd kind of case, its possible that the pin does NOT go all the way in. In that case, you may hear from one of the speakers.
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It's your case, why not. I would try and reinstall the case first. If that doesn't work, do it but remember it's not reversible , what you are doing.
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That's a good question. I just tried it with and without my tablet cover (I often just put it on there with the cover on because it can fit and stay stable with it on) and I haven't had that issue. The stand itself seems to move backwards before that ever happens and I was forcefully poking at either corner. You may want to adjust how it's setup if you're having that particular issue.
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In my opinion it does not affect the sound quality. The case offers perfect protection for this excellent high end Bose component. Every time I bring it to BBQ's at wounderful Zürich-Lake my friends are fascinated cause this case its not available outside the U.S. I would highly recommend. Sacha, Zürich, Switzerland
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The cable plug fits into the bottom of the speaker so the speaker is on its side. The front of the speaker has a sorta design w/ a plus and a minus sign which is made of rubber so that the speaker does not roll when on its side.Seems to me, d/t the plug being on the bottom helps keep it from dust. BTW, pushing the plus and minus signs together will tell you how much charge is left in the speaker.
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You should be able to toggle the little lever back and forth above the volume buttons. If you can't, there may be a problem with the case
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One way I can think of is to unscrew the case find the speaker and cut one of the two wires coming out of the speaker. Unless the speaker is soldered onto the board itself this should be fairly simple. I would do it in such way that it can be soldered back if necessary. I haven't tried this.
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I don't have this issue. Sounds like more of an issue with your phone rather than the speaker.