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Originally Posted by skamp 
I like my iPod Classic a lot, but the 5.5Ω output impedance isn't ideal, and the HDD is a bit laggy (compared to instant access flash memory). And like StyleElements said, you're stuck with a list of non-configurable EQ presets (some of which clip and distort audio), unless you replace Apple's firmware with Rockbox (which you can't do with the iPod Touch, btw).

I like my iPod Classic a lot, but the 5.5Ω output impedance isn't ideal, and the HDD is a bit laggy (compared to instant access flash memory). And like StyleElements said, you're stuck with a list of non-configurable EQ presets (some of which clip and distort audio), unless you replace Apple's firmware with Rockbox (which you can't do with the iPod Touch, btw).
If you do a blind test listening to your favorite music, are you able to identify which dap has 5.5Ω's and which one has 0.5Ω's?
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