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I'm still waiting for the comparison with the normal Studio-V!
I've had that happen numerous times to me. I'm not sure exactly how to replicate it either. Maybe having your IEM plugged into the unit as its powering on may contribute to this as well as what menu option you access first. I tend to access "Now Playing" first and that seems to help avoid it.
What do you mean normal? The second generation one? I've already stated the 3rd ANV is an upgrade over it in all aspects pretty much. The treble is more refined, more natural sounding, bass is more open and not so compressed. The mids are similar still but I think there is slightly more clarity to the 3rd ANV. Also the sound staging is a little bigger on the 3rd ANV. The hiss is the biggest plus for me as it was reduced by around 70 to 75%. Also the 3rd ANV is just slightly more powerful than the second gen model. Like on volume 5 would equate to volume 8 on the older unit.
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Jack had mentioned releasing the updated model in a couple months so consider waiting for that as that would be even more of an upgrade. Plus he tends to have half off sales which is the best time to get this product IMO. He mentioned the newer model further reducing hiss (below Rocoo BA levels which is sweet!), a 1.5 inch screen, better UI, an extra metal button to accommodate for the UI issues in going back in menus, improved sound, a hardware EQ features that will enable you to have 2 distinct sound signatures from the touch of a button, possibly more power. He did mentioned significantly increasing the power and lowering battery life and I recommended against that as battery life is a huge selling point on these units.
I am currently auditioning the paradox and the 3rd anniv. is driving them quite well. Sounds quite good also. Nice little unit no doubt.