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Poll Results: Sansa Clip Zip or Clip+

 
  • 37% (28)
    Sansa Clip Zip
  • 62% (47)
    Sansa Clip+
75 Total Votes  
post #91 of 97

How to make my Clip+ sound good?  (I haven't rockboxed it yet.)

I'm using it with the Philips SHE 3590. (I've tried my HD 595, but it was too much for the Clip+.)

I guess that the Clip+ needs quite a bit of burn in?

What do you think? How long did it take for your Clip+ or Zip to sound good?

post #92 of 97

I'm looking at either the Clip+ or Clip Zip, as my beloved Creative Zen Neeons mini Hard drive is having format issues and the clicking noises were becoming more frequent.  

 

The Neeon is 8 yrs old and is used several hours each day and the battery still holds what I consider to be its original charge.  If only all batteries fared as well.

 

Re the Sansa Clips and using Playlists.  I have radio shows that I subscribe to on MP3, and keep each Shows 4 x 1 hour MP3 files in a named separate folder on my PC.   Can I just drag each Folder (each containing 4 MP3s)  into the Sansa Clips Playlist via USB using a File Manager program ?   (which what I could do on the Zen Neeon).

 

Do the  Clip+  and  Clip Zip  differ in any way with regard to playing Folders?

 

Will I have to do anything else for the tracks to play?  (yes I know to press the play button). 

Cheers.

post #93 of 97
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Originally Posted by JakeJack_2008 View Post

How to make my Clip+ sound good?  (I haven't rockboxed it yet.)

I'm using it with the Philips SHE 3590. (I've tried my HD 595, but it was too much for the Clip+.)

I guess that the Clip+ needs quite a bit of burn in?

What do you think? How long did it take for your Clip+ or Zip to sound good?


My Clip+ sounded good right out of the package, I rockboxed it before any music went on it and I didn't listen to anything with the Sansa Firmware.

Feed the Clip+ through your O2 for the 595's

 

Players of any kind do NOT need a "Burn In", nothing changes in the sound output by having it do what it was designed to do... Play Music...

post #94 of 97

I must say the Clip + pairs BEAUTIFULLY with the Amperiors! I think I prefer it over the Vmoda M80s I own (coupled with the same player).

post #95 of 97
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Originally Posted by TrollDragon View Post


My Clip+ sounded good right out of the package, I rockboxed it before any music went on it and I didn't listen to anything with the Sansa Firmware.

Feed the Clip+ through your O2 for the 595's

 

Players of any kind do NOT need a "Burn In", nothing changes in the sound output by having it do what it was designed to do... Play Music...

 

Thanx a lot.

 

Guess what. Since the Clip+ has been  my first DAP I was not sure how deeply I should insert the  Sennheiser HD 595s plug into the headphone jack of my Clip+.

I was afraid to crash it. Finally, I inserted it until it locked/clicked and the Clip+ sounds good now.

I have also used the O2 (double amping) & DT 880s (250 Ohm) and the sound is much better now.

 

I've got one practical question.

Can  I charge the battery of my Clip+ , when say, it's 50% full

or should I wait until the Clip+ itself shut istelf down.

In other words, is it OK to top the battery when is not fully drained?

post #96 of 97

Yes it is fine  to charge whenever you want to keep it topped up, there is no major harm in doing it

post #97 of 97
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Originally Posted by Retrias View Post

Yes it is fine  to charge whenever you want to keep it topped up, there is no major harm in doing it

 

Thank You very much.

 

P.S.

On another matter,  in my  Panasonic Lumix camera's manual they say that

one should not top the battery up. I'll check what battery it is using.

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