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post #211 of 4838
11/7/12 at 6:21am
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Originally Posted by Saraguie View Post

 

Go right to the top of the choices.........FitEar 334s for UIEM

 

Well, I have heard great things about them. But so far I can't afford it. wink.gif

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post #212 of 4838
11/7/12 at 6:22am
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Originally Posted by Achmedisdead View Post

 

I used iBooks a little bit on my old 4th gen Touch, and it was surprisingly readable for the size of the screen....I just had to turn the pages a lot more often....lol. I would never have thought of using another app for books on it, iBooks seemed to work very well....although I suppose if you had Kindle format books you'd need a Kindle app, right? I had all mine converted to epub format so they worked either on the Touch or the Nook.

 

I have Kindle and Kobo also because I've bought a few books from them, and Bluefire into which I can just import my many epubs - it's a bit more customisable than iBooks.

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post #213 of 4838
11/7/12 at 7:34am
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Stunning combo jay!

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I must say the C3 does look stunning and is nice and compact, but not sure if its something I will keep. Most of my music files are ALAC and my FLAC files tend to be 24/96....neither of which are supported by the C3 (Should have thought about that before I pressed the "BUY" button). Im not sure whether I can be arsed to re-rip the files to the relevant format just for use in the gym and running.

 

I am also finding the User Interface a bit of a pain to use with the small screen. It also tends to mess all your track listing up.....so rather than playing them in order they seem to be all over the place....not sure how I can get round that. Also need to find a suitable way of storing the music files at the moment I use Artist > Album > Tracks. I'm probably to entranched into the Apple UI using an iPod / iPad and iPhone.....they are just easier to navigate around and obviously have bigger screens.


Just use something lik dbPoweramp to transcode to something the C3 understands
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post #214 of 4838
11/7/12 at 7:47am
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Originally Posted by hfflt View Post

 

Well, I have heard great things about them. But so far I can't afford it. wink.gif

There was one in HF classifieds I don't know if its still here?

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post #215 of 4838
11/7/12 at 8:45am
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Just use something lik dbPoweramp to transcode to something the C3 understands

Yep I had another go this afternoon when I had a few minutes and re ripped a few files into WAV format for the Colorfly using dbPoweramp (which I have just saved as seperate files in another folder). At the moment because its only 4GB I can only get about 7 or 8 albums on there, but if I decide to keep it then I will by an Micro SD card and load it up.

 

Having reloaded the albums it seems to have kept the tracks in order and seeing as I am just likely to choose an album and let it play whilst I work out or go for a run the C3 will fit in my pocket without any hassle.

 

Now I have had a couple of hours with it, its a cracking piece of equipment....but personally I will stick with my modded iPod and TTVJ for more serious commuting / office listening.

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post #216 of 4838
11/7/12 at 11:56am

Just got myself a new Corda Quickstep to compliment my iQube which has been serving me for years. 

 

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post #217 of 4838
11/7/12 at 12:40pm

My new portable rig. Clip+ --> Cosmic Ears Flex (single dynamic driver). Sorry for picture quality, will make some beter later on.

 

 

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post #218 of 4838
11/7/12 at 1:39pm
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My new portable rig. Clip+ --> Cosmic Ears Flex (single dynamic driver). Sorry for picture quality, will make some beter later on.

 

 

Nice gear.

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post #219 of 4838
11/7/12 at 8:48pm
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I got a purple case for the new Touch - I needed something grippy for when I'm reading books in bed - surprised by just how few cases are available yet.

 

 

 

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Mind if i inquire where you got the case from?

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post #220 of 4838
11/7/12 at 9:13pm
My rig. Only hi-res wavs, no mp3s or CDrips. It's around 3-4 years old. Now I'm tinkling f getting something more portable. Maybe iRiver AK100. But I'm worried that the SQ might dissapoint mefrown.gif
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post #221 of 4838
11/8/12 at 8:25am

My latest favourite music app - it's very clean and simple:

 

 

 

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post #222 of 4838
11/8/12 at 8:27am
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Originally Posted by Dreamnine View Post

My latest favourite music app - it's very clean and simple:

 

 

I like the look of that!

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post #223 of 4838
11/8/12 at 8:28am
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Originally Posted by DigitalFreak View Post


Mind if i inquire where you got the case from?

 

This was from a cheap stand in Edinburgh's Ocean Terminal (Scotland) - the kind of place that sells all sorts of phone cases..they had very few for the new Touch and this purple one was one of the less glitzy options. £5 - which wasn't too bad.


Edited by Dreamnine - 11/8/12 at 8:32am
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post #224 of 4838
11/8/12 at 8:30am
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Originally Posted by Achmedisdead View Post

 

I like the look of that!

 

 

Yeah - it just uses whatever playlists or albums that you already have in the music app. And you have shuffle/repeat options

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post #225 of 4838
11/8/12 at 8:47am
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My latest favourite music app - it's very clean and simple:

 

 

 

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That, right there, has to be one of coolest apps I have seen...

I have always had a thing for McIntosh gear...

Will be installing that as soon as possible...cool.gif

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