Head-Fi.org › Forums › Equipment Forums › Portable Source Gear › Wow! Imod service in UK!
New Posts  All Forums:Forum Nav:

Wow! Imod service in UK!

post #1 of 14
Thread Starter 
well, i was searching for a decent portable player with FLAC support, Big Capacity and Great sound quality.
the first thing come to my mind is IMOD!
however, RWA seems to be a bit expensive and distant from here.
i was googling it to see if anyone would want to sell it.
i actually have 1 ipod photo but never know how to mod it

Under serveral circumstance, i found that 1 of my friend do actually know how to mod! and his work is pretty neat as well, after serveral talks, he seems to be interested to do some small earning.
so i got him this:
iPod photo 4th Generation, Imod Service, UK audiophile on eBay (end time 18-Apr-10 14:40:32 BST)
Imod service in the UK!
i think that price is just quite pretty as well comparing to RWA,
with UK service! come on!

i just thought maybe someone in the uk would like a mod as well
post #2 of 14
I think thats bang out of order to be honest totally ripping off rwa's name and service.

Besides which, to solder two bits of wire costs about ten pence, even 40 quid is paying too much.

If I can diymod an ipod soldering directly to the pins of the audio chip, then ANYONE can do it...seriously.
post #3 of 14
Thread Starter 
umm...

perhaps RWA do service very well.
but i just dont get what kind of RWA service can provide that worth another ipod classic
i will definitly go for RWA even if the price is only third of RWA's...
post #4 of 14
He doesn't do imod 5g Decent deal otherwise- RWA is way overpriced imho...
post #5 of 14
Cheap. Is it actually the same thing?

N.B. Dazzer; it's called competition I guess.
post #6 of 14
Not for worldwide, that's too bad.
post #7 of 14
Quote:
Originally Posted by dazzer1975 View Post
I think thats bang out of order to be honest totally ripping off rwa's name and service...
I agree, the seller should not be using the Red Wine Audio or iMod reference either directly or implied. Now if he removed the reference then good for him, although he buyer would still need the iMod cable from a vendor like ALO.
post #8 of 14
Quote:
Originally Posted by Installation View Post
Cheap. Is it actually the same thing?

N.B. Dazzer; it's called competition I guess.
Of course there's nowt wrong with competition.

There is though a dubious nature to a new member cropping up espousing the virtues of an ad that is a clear rip off of a sponsors product and good name.

Using the originators names and product name is no doubt illegal also.

The best competition though, in this case, is to search for the diymod thread on these forums and do the mod yaself.
post #9 of 14
Would be very interested to hear from anyone having this done.
post #10 of 14
Thread Starter 
everybody is encourging self-mod
well, the chips are incredible small,
and


i screwed mine..........
post #11 of 14
four tips for doing the mod successfully yourself:

Read the diymod thread as many times as ya need, payign close attention to everything thats is said, then focusing in on the particular model your interesting in diymodding and ask any questions you need to.

Get the smallest pointiest soldering iron tip you can find. (less of an issue if not soldering directly to the chip itself)

Use good lighting to see what you're doing

Use good magnification to see what you're doing.
post #12 of 14
I for one am always very wary of ebay listings that don't use proper english. He really should change that and get rid of all the red wine audio references at the same time. Other than that I wish him luck.
post #13 of 14
That guy is lucky (so far) that Vinnie and RWA haven't sued him for using his name, without consent or pay, to advertise your own commercial goods
post #14 of 14
DIY is all well and good but this is just piggy-backing on someone else's name which is bang out of order!!
New Posts  All Forums:Forum Nav:
  Return Home
  Back to Forum: Portable Source Gear
Head-Fi.org › Forums › Equipment Forums › Portable Source Gear › Wow! Imod service in UK!