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If you go to Settings→Sound Settings→Bass/Treble you can cut off the bass/treble by 24 DB. However, if you would go down one step more, you’d end up with a bass/treble boost of 24 DB. This may do serious damage to the player/headphones, especially on higher volumes. So stopping the wrappiing-effect of these menus may be a good idea, even though not many people will encounter this as a problem (who ever wants to cut off that much bass?).

Could there be a setting to either use or not use the VOICE_PAUSE.wav-file so the voice can be fast or normal? I’m used to a short pause time between words/characters, so the 300ms silence kinda annoy me. And I think this applies to more (mainly blind?) users.

I suppose the easiest way to implement something like this would be to fill the space of the pausefile with just a few bits instead of the whole file.
I know building a complete new voicefile will be a bit too much for the few users that need this.

The voicestring LANG_FM_US doesn’t talk, maybe because of the slash in that string: “US / Canada”. This option is in FM Radio→Context Menu→Region and the bug appears in the daily built voicefile from Linux.

I encountered several bugs that were introduced by/after the new voicefiles. Fixing these bugs would certainly improve the usability of Rockbox.
- The voice that is used in the daily builds says the letter A as in “a file”, whereas it should spell it like in “ABC”. A fix for the pronunciation can solve this issue, if this is available under Linux(?).
- Entering the main menu (pressing the Record button) while playing a file seems to do nothing. But strangely enough it opens the menu after three presses. When the menu has been opened once, the Record button suddenly behaves normally. But as soon as you change directory it breaks again.
- Pressing Long Record during playback caused my player to crash and after rebooting the whole configuration(file) was reset to the default settings. I haven’t been able to reproduce this bug yet though.