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Version 1.0.1 · 2025-10-11
Improved overall app performance
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The store currently lists version 1.0.1, updated 2025-10-11.




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Volume Booster Bass Boost: Enhance Your Music Experience
Enjoy your favorite tracks and playlists with our app — a powerful player that lets you boost volume, add bass, and fine-tune sound with equalizer presets for the perfect listening experience.
App Highlights:
1. Now Playing Screen
- Track artwork with a smooth timeline
- Play/Pause, Previous, Next, Shuffle
- Tap artwork to open the full player
2. Audio Effects
- Volume Boost – adjust overall loudness with a simple slider
- Bass Boost – add or remove low-end power instantly
- Equalizer – choose from ready-made presets (Flat, Rock, Pop, Jazz, Vocal) or customize your own
3. Seamless Playback
- Mini-player at the bottom for quick control
- Swipe up to expand into the full player
- Continuous background playback, even when the app is minimized
4.…
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Improved overall app performance
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