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Cheap flash-based Kenwood vs HD Kenwood and MGR-A7

post #1 of 10
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After reading several praises for the SQ of the hard disk Media Keg and the MGR-A7 , I wonder if I should buy a flash-based Kenwood Dap (like MG-F500 series) or the old praised ones. Does anyone know if the SQ between these two kinds different or not ? Their prices are different of course
post #2 of 10
where are you sourcing the flash based ones?
post #3 of 10
Thread Starter 
Just like this one. The price is about 150 bucks.
post #4 of 10
Post deleted by me. I mistook another DAP as Kenwood's.
post #5 of 10
You'll have to search for the reviews on the new Kenwoods. I read them and the new flash players were reported to not sound as good as before or as good as Sony or Cowon better offerings. [Review] Kenwood MG-F500 Series, Back to the Basic « Akihabara News

You have to remember that Kenwood is part of JVC now. So it could be reasoned that Victor/JVC might just not let Kenwood best the sound of their offerings. Think of AIWA before and after Sony swallowed them up.
post #6 of 10
i think the old praised one is not A7, but D9. A7 doesnt have supreme ex
post #7 of 10
its the first dap kenwood pulled out since the JVC merger, and it has aac support, it does look promising,

i hope it dosnt hisses and lag like my old kenwood media keg,
post #8 of 10
but i dont understand why they dont want make it support FLAC, even KLAC is eliminated
post #9 of 10
i can pull a 16GB one off ebay for 167 euros, but im not sure,
post #10 of 10
Thread Starter 
After checking info, it seems that the flash-based does not have Supreme technology . Does Supreme affect the SQ much ?
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