One major thing that fans of LG's V series have come to expect is next-level audio in their smartphones. The LG V20 featured a 32-bit Hi-Fi Quad DAC (Digital-to-Analog Converter) which basically converts your digital music into an analogue signal, allowing it to be amplified by speakers & headphones without yielding to digital distortion.



In layman's terms, it made music sound fuller & more robust, bringing it closer to how the original source would have sounded. If you are one of the people who has heard this kind of enhanced audio output, you know what a night & day difference it can have on your favorite music.



If you have not heard the difference, you’ll soon have the chance to do so, thanks to LG's announcement that it is bringing an advanced version of its 32-bit Hi-Fi Quad DAC to its upcoming LG V30 flagship handset, & that it is extending its partnership with B&O PLAY.

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Powered by ESS Technology’s SABRE ES9218P, LG's new Hi-Fi Quad DAC will offer 2 new features that were not available on the V20 with the inclusion of digital filters & a range of sound presets.

The filters, which are usually found in high-end audio players, allow the user to customize the audio's impulse response, while the presets let you select between enhanced, detailed, live & bass characteristics. Users will also be able to on their own adjust the left & right audio signals to their liking –something which could be very useful for the hearing impaired.

You can get a look at the various presets & audio options that will be available in the LG V30's settings below.

Source: http://www.civdigitech.com/2017/08/hi-fi-quad-dac-audio-features-now.html