I'm using driver Realtek HDA 6.0.9132.1 but this has been going on with earlier drivers too for some time.
My front jack is damaged and I have to find the perfect position for it to work so I wanted to use the rear jack but it had NO bass at all compared to the front jack.
I didn't find anything in the Realtek Audio Manager.
My motherboard is the ASUS PRIME A320M-K
Windows 10 Home 20H2 Build 19042.985
First thing use the ASUS provided sound driver, if you are not using it. ASUS Downloads
Speaker setup (Green jack) should be "Stereo"
No Audio Enhancements and see what the headset sounds like.
I used to have an ASUS "ROG" motherboard. It came with some audio application software that I could change the response (EQ). If yours has this, jack up the bass and see it you get more bass.
Turn on "Spatial Sound" as it is an enhancement for headsets.
What headset are you using? May be part of the problem. I have a recording studio and there are big differences in headsets.
I'm using JBL T700BTsI used to have an ASUS "ROG" motherboard. It came with some audio application software that I could change the response (EQ). If yours has this, jack up the bass and see it you get more bass.
Turn on "Spatial Sound" as it is an enhancement for headsets.
What headset are you using? May be part of the problem. I have a recording studio and there are big differences in headsets.
I'm just confused about why would the audio change while using the back panel jack
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Nope
Some systems customize the headphone audio signal and work better with headphones of a specific impedance. Some headphones emphasize bass.
The JBL T700BT is a blue tooth wireless headphone, which means its taking a digital signal from the PC, the same as is being fed to the PC sound card, and converting it to analog audio within the headset. Its not using the PC's sound card.
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