Quote: Originally Posted by JiPod Thanks for your feedback. Actually, the 2 SE530s will come back equipped w/ 6-drivers each. I'm simply hoping that the UM modifications will retain the original SE530 mids, add some crisp highs, solid lows, and a shot of nitrous. I'm looking...

which generation ipod touch is the thread starter complaining about?

how does the sandisk clip+ sq compare with the x1000?

of course it will. IEMs generally have low impedance and high sensitivity. if they can't be driven well by this player almost any other headphone/earphone won't.

Add the new iaudio 7 to the list.

how about mylar x3s?

B&O is just like a high class bose these days, focusing on form over substance.

Seems like cowon players are highly regarded for sq. Out of their product range, does the x5 offer the best sound?

Not a fan of the control scheme, which is borrowed from the iaudio5. player also seems particularly thick and chunky for a device released these days.

Make sure you get x50mix. Makes everything sound a lot better.

mp3gain also keeps your files sound level so you don't have to constantly change the volume.

Only ID3 as far as I know.

Quote: Originally Posted by ]|[ GorE Crossfeed + EQ + High Bitrate Mp3's = SKIPPING on the Rockbox according to the user on the rockbox forums. And the Zen Micro has only 7 mW output. What is considered high bitrate?

This is a silly thread. Obviously people would want the storage in one device so they can enjoy their collection in one piece. What would you do if you wanted a 10 liter car? Put 2 five liters together?

Somehow boomy bass seems to strike off as poor quality, excessive and muddy bass. For that reason you can try the Sony EX-71s I think you'd prefer bass of large quantity while still maintaining decent quality in the mids and highs, and the super.fi 5eb seem to suit your purpose.