Anyone else notice any distortion while listening to louder/bassier moments? I've experienced it with various styles of music at low volume via my iPhone 6 Plus (no EQ or volume normalization in the phone's settings or in Spotify, Amazon Music, etc). It's very surprising to me. I suspected that the audio recordings themselves were to blame, and I suppose that's still possible, but it seems unlikely, considering the fact that one of the tracks is the Firebird Suite by Igor Stravinsky (various moments with sudden strikes of timpani/percussion/low horns).
If anyone wants to give the Firebird Suite a listen with their Finders (or analyze the waveform to see if it is, in fact, a problem with peaking on the recording itself), the album can be identified in Spotify and/or Amazon Music by clicking the Spotify link below or recognizing the following album art (there are several recordings of this song, so recognizing the album art is the only way I can recommend locating the exact track):
https://open.spotify.com/track/0QJMyl8GtRNFgl3a1RNqA2
At about 15:18, the timpani strikes kick in; you can hear the distortion on each strike, but it's more apparent on some than others.
Another track that exhibits distortion:
"Hungover on Heartache" by Cam (pretty much every bass drum hit)
https://open.spotify.com/track/2DgD0JLwGiSPUHvRXWUYX2
Furthermore, if anyone has a bass-heavy track that can demonstrate the Finders' ability to handle lower frequencies without distortion, please post here. Thanks!
P.S. I would test this in Tidal, but I'm saving my free 3 months for when I receive my Echobox Explorer in April (!!!).
Weird dude...I've only ever heard distortion from a pair of finders when cranked up with a dedicated amp and playing some crazy metal with double bass pedal. Do they sound fine otherwise? I'm wondering if yours are defective...