quartertone
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The one thing that bothers me about the stock tips is that they leave the nozzle and its flimsy filter so exposed.
Right now I'm using my Macbook Pro, and I have to say. These sound.. Pretty how you'd imagine they're supposed to sound after reading impressions here. This is the point where I can genuinely echo Dsnuts' remarks about this sounding like a "subwoofer". I didn't notice the difference in loudness between my mac and my iPhone 5, until I was listening to this Jay-Z song and remember it "thumping" and "rumbling" louder. It drives almost to the point of speaker rattle.
But then again, that's what sound itself is: vibrations. It only makes sense that lower frequencies cause the thing to rattle like a subwoofer.
I can't ask for anymore.
haha nice innit?
Too nice. My iPhone 5, C5 amp, and ZO2 catch match the macbook in clarity and bass. The sound just has this kind of "perfectness" to it.
Word. I would really like to try it out with a similar setup. Done a bunch of looking around for a dac/amp but realized I'm broke. Guess I'll have to wait around and see what I can salvage from what's left over after paying the bills.
When you do get the power, driver rattle could become a problem though. This is one of those things you can only hope they solve in the next generation. Or maybe some other product has solved it.
Oh...is the rattle really that bad? Guess I'lll have to see for myself at a store that allows testing.
None of those songs from your link distort the sound on my FXZ100, I even maxed out the volume on my laptop (both the youtube volume and laptop volume) and still no distortion. If you get a distortion then you either listening too loud or your FXZ is broken.
I already discussed that as a possibility. Listening with the laptop and the smartphone aren't the same; the phone never causes rattle or distortion at the highest volumes. The laptop on the other hand does that depending on the song, and lowering the volume slightly helps.