Sorry for two posts, I did just have another question (and I just raved about Boom in the previous post), but I'm wondering: is extended use/volume going to inevitably damage my Macbook Pro speakers? I try not to make them reverberate so much that they produce a "tinny" sound, of course. I'm just wondering about extended use in general. I've had Boom for over a year and it seems not to have really damaged my speakers so far, so that's good news on that front. Just wondering about long term effects for over a year of use. (Actually, I think I got it around a year and a half ago now....)
Cheers.
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Boom thus boosts the volume of the system audio to a suitable level to improve the audibility of music or video being played on the system. It can also help improve the audibility while you chat. We have provided users with a volume slider (in addition to the system's volume slider), so that you can set the volume to a suitable level. We recommend any user to maintain an appropriate level so that they don't harm their ears
You might also want to know that we have put the application under intense testing in different scenarios and we have not been able to see any possible damage to the speakers in long term course.