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Nzyme:
6. SoundPimp:

http://www.soundpimp.com/pc-stereo-audio-enhancer-demo2/

Nzyme:
7. ProfoundSound CSharp:

http://www.profoundsoundaudio.com/products.html

tsaint:
Thanks Nzyme, useful to me. Do you have a preference or recommendation ... most of the reviews I've googled are self serving.
Tony

Nzyme:
Thanks Nzyme, useful to me. Do you have a preference or recommendation ... most of the reviews I've googled are self serving.
Tony
-tsaint (February 16, 2014, 02:12 AM)
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I personally used DPS and found it to amplify all frequencies (including noise) but overall it was good. You even have the profile browser in it.

Shades:
From the ones I heard, I liked Soundpimp the best. However it comes at a cost of 52 USD last time I checked.

DFX is also good, this one I am currently trialling. This one is a lot cheaper and its a simple interface works for me.

Now if you have lots of time and money on your hands: www.audiomulch.com

More time than money? Try these:  Sound amplification (superuser.com) scroll a bit down for the post that is marked as the answer. This post contains links to a website with very interesting software and commercial virtual cable software.  You could use this free/donationware alternative virtual cable software.

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