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I was wondering if I split the headphone jack to be used for two people at the same time, how much loss in sound would be expected?
Any products that you could suggest for this? I'm looking to have a "special moment" date. Don't ask. *lol*
Oh, and in case anyone has missed this past week, look into installing PyRadio.
Ohmygosh, the volume on this app pops like crazy.
The UI looks like a fluffy, cornball piece of turd (sorry Saint if you're reading this), but wow, this has to be loudest and most awesome app released this year.
Just make sure you have 62 septendecillion megs free from your internal flash, the thing is a beast to install.
Cheers all.