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No more muffled audio, pixelated images, or a frozen screen.
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Based on what he knows it "probably sounded more muffled than clear," Rockoff said.
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As you can hear, the sound is more muffled than the crystal clear production we're now accustomed to, but Nas' determination on the track still makes it through the fuzz.
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The Sonys sound slightly more muffled out of the box, but you can change the way they sound with the Sony headphones app, and it makes a world of difference.
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They're not particularly loud and the sound is middling, but at least the speakers project sound up at you; the MacBook Air's speakers are more muffled since they're underneath the keyboard.
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Part of the reason the fuel price benefit is more muffled than in previous cycles, analysts say, is because consumers are paying down their own debt, uncertain about their future wage growth.
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In many models the cup is adjustable much like the stem on the harmon mute and produces a softer more muffled sound than a traditional straight mute.
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This movement with the > water rushing up toward us was accompanied by a rumbling roar, mixed with > more muffled explosions. It was like standing under a steel railway bridge > while an express train passes overhead mingled with the noise of a pressed > steel factory and wholesale breakage of china. Eyewitnesses saw Titanics stern rising high into the air as the ship tilted down in the water. It was said to have reached an angle of 30–45 degrees, "revolving apparently around a centre of gravity just astern of midships", as Lawrence Beesley later put it.
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In the system of organ flue pipe scaling, "flutes" are generally the widest flue pipes and produce the tone with the most fundamental and the least harmonics among flue pipes. They are so named because they sound like the orchestral flute; though most flute stops are not intended to imitate the orchestral instrument, they produce a similar sound. A stopped flute, such as the ' (German for "covered"), produces a more muffled sound, while an open flute, such as the ' (German for "forest flute"), produces a rounder, open sound. The ' (French for "harmonic flute"), whose use the great 19th-century French organ builder Aristide Cavaillé-Coll advocated, is a metal flute pipe of double length with a hole punched in the center, which causes the pipe to speak at its first partial with a very round, intense sound.
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