Great controlled bass and fine tuned mids/highs in the new 3.0 pistons. Dinamic sound with punchi and a bit refined signature. I have bot 2.1 and 3.0- Both great deals. 2.0 Definitive more basshead     the Mic and control remote works flawless with lumia 620. PIston 2.1 and 3.0 as well.  

damn, i have a l70 (4g version) and dont work with my 2.x piston. Only you can hear then.

IS the remote control compatible with the lg and alcatel phones?

IS the remote compatible with the lg and alcatel phones?

  ok thanks!

  not because if dolby/dts use 24 bits, is for something   simple question: can you differentiate mp3 vbr/320 from a flac?

dolby true hd = 5.1 flac? is a lossless codec?   Quote:   ok but can 24 bits sound WORSE that 16 bits? because dolby/dts HD are recorded in 48khz/24 bits.

  SOUNDBLASTER Z. Decoder software by windDVD PRO. Conected to z906 logitech by analog 3.5mm cables.

  somebody? :(

  ok, marketing. I see.   But if i have a z906 (logitech) that dont have decoder for DD/DTS HD and play a movie with that codec audio... the system sound exactly that if i have conected the analog imputs and decoding with software?

    summarizing: 16 bits and 48 khz is the perfect combination for music but...     why we found that dts and dolby HD formats uses 24 bits (even at 48 khz) ??

  and what about 44.1 vs 96 khz?   i found that 48 is a best sound (dolby/dts) but is there sometihng better with 96 khz (again, talking abount native recorded, not mastering upsampling)

is there some material of popular music recently released in 24 native? ( i mean recorded several years ago, not a remasterized part of "dark side of the moon")     anyway... what are the benefits of 24 bits in recording and playback as welll?

  dolby digital is 16/48. What would be the difference with dolby hd?

  balanced cables (with o/i devices) make a diference, it is a fact.   The "hd" or "hi-res" format has more bit and khz, it is a fact.   money always exist, but in this case would have to look beyond. Behind the marketing can be something true and concrete       Quote:   yep but...