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Tried that this morning, and the guy said they "don't do customs" on that line. I might try again later and hope for a more helpful operator.
08448 004466
Tried that this morning, and the guy said they "don't do customs" on that line. I might try again later and hope for a more helpful operator.
Thanks. I was actually writting the review and I heard the person scratching in the basement again...
I listened to the player a bit more and played with it a bit and here a few additional remarks:
- Ergonomics and UI are REALLY IMPRESSIVE. With 110 gigs of music on board, all tags and art are recognized perfectly (well after owning DX100, AK100, AK120 and 901, my tags are squeaky clean). The player is super responsive, I can navigate from menu to menu, album to album and song to song instantly. Not a single bug / lag so far, which is very nice coming from "audiophile" DAP
- I understand what Anak said concerning soundstage. This is the first things that I noticed: the soundstage is ultra wide and airy. The background is super black with my NT6. Dynamics are excellent, with sharp bass, quick attack and decay. The sound is a bit on the cold side, so with the NT6, don't go expecting warm lush mids...the mids are a bit thin but very clear and transparent.
- After just a few tracks, no particular problems with the Spiral Ears SE-5 (135ohms or impedance). The bass and subbass are clean and impactful (James Blake's Limit to your love pounds in your brains like a mad dwards with a hammer). The overal sound is warmer than with the NT6. The SE5 are less sensitive so the volume needs to boosted up a notch. All in all sound really really nice
- The player does not seem to be quite tender to badly mastered tracks...anything that sounds harsh will sound worst on this
Needless to say I love this player so far.
ok when you get through chose option 2>then option3>then option 2... don't click option 1 on the last one I put, the Customs people are pretty useless unless you have the code-number they raise when it has cleared Customs, ask for you local depot number and deal with them.
btw... there's a new depot at Crayford so have your tracking-number & they'll tell you which depot it's at.
It kinda worked, I get a "The requested service is temporarily unavailable. It is either overloaded or under maintenance. Please try later."
Now I'm on "refreshing page" mode.
When did you order it? I think at this point it's probably relevant info for readers (and those in the queue) to get an idea of when they ordered and when they'll get their products shipped.
I know those who ordered on Sunday have to wait till next batch - was told next month. I'm therefore speculating anyone who ordered from that day onward will be subject to the same delays.
Mostly FLAC Redbook with some Highres.
You yourself should go back to listening to some Reggae, it might reduce the anger causing that aggressive tone.
Glad that I ordered this a few days back. Seems to be a good overall package to me.
Anger? :confused_face(1):
No anger at all.
Really.
No anger whatsoever.
I simply said that a battery duration is meaningless unless we know what kind of files are being played back.
- I understand what Anak said concerning soundstage. This is the first things that I noticed: the soundstage is ultra wide and airy. The background is super black with my NT6. Dynamics are excellent, with sharp bass, quick attack and decay. The sound is a bit on the cold side, so with the NT6, don't go expecting warm lush mids...the mids are a bit thin but very clear and transparent.
- After just a few tracks, no particular problems with the Spiral Ears SE-5 (135ohms or impedance). The bass and subbass are clean and impactful (James Blake's Limit to your love pounds in your brains like a mad dwards with a hammer). The overal sound is warmer than with the NT6. The SE5 are less sensitive so the volume needs to boosted up a notch. All in all sound really really nice
So far it truly is to me. The SQ is clear on the cold side but so spacious and airy. And honestly I had forgotten how it feels to have a player that just....works perfectly.
Fine so do not worry, with FLAC we are around 20 hours...quite fair it seems.
the line-out will be the same, everything the ZX1 can do so can the F886/7... both have same amp.
The ZX1 has a bigger battery and higher spec internals... the headphone-out may shock some as it's as good as line-out into a amp.
Honestly I just had a few hours, and nothing seems amiss. The NT6 combo will not appeal to all as it is on the bright side but nothing wromg technically...the trebble is a bit harsh on certain tracks....but bright signature and bad mastering don't pair well.Yes, that's a very fair battery life.
I am becoming more and more interested in this player, now, since you say it drives SE-5 and NT6 well.
Honestly I just had a few hours, and nothing seems amiss. The NT6 combo will not appeal to all as it is on the bright side but nothing wromg technically...the trebble is a bit harsh on certain tracks....but bright signature and bad mastering don't pair well.
Honestly I just had a few hours, and nothing seems amiss. The NT6 combo will not appeal to all as it is on the bright side but nothing wromg technically...the trebble is a bit harsh on certain tracks....but bright signature and bad mastering don't pair well.
So far it truly is to me. The SQ is clear on the cold side but so spacious and airy. And honestly I had forgotten how it feels to have a player that just....works perfectly.
Fine so do not worry, with FLAC we are around 20 hours...quite fair it seems.