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The custom alarm and ringtones' bass sounds scratchy and distorted. I know this isn't just a problem with the hardware of the speakers because when I blast music out of the speakers (of the same song) from the media player or when selecting ringtones or alarm tone, it sounds normal. But when they play for the ringtone or alarm, the bass sounds scratchy and distorted.
How do I fix this?