No, i dont have a receipts.. Thats why Im here asking how to fix them

How can I fix them?

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Quote: Originally Posted by synaesthetic I had one of the small Sandisk Sansa players (the 2gb one) that had recording and a built-in mic. It recorded speech well enough. I recorded a lecture with my sansa clip. Super easy to use too The recording quality is actually better...

Quote: Originally Posted by iamwhoiam I still can't decide if the iPod shuffle is worth the eye candy... Anymore opinions? Is the sound really that bad? The sansa clip is by far more visually appealing. if you've ever seen one in person they look slick.

Quote: Originally Posted by toxicsweet Hi guys! I'm a new poster but I've been following Head-Fi threads for a long time. I was more focused on the high-end home rigs, only recently I decided to buy a small "workout" player(for jogging too). So I've narrowed the list to Clip and...

I was more interested in the comparison between the 2 players UN-AMPED. I think most people aren't going to be interested in lugging around amps if they're intending to use either of these VERY portable players (might as well get a larger HD player then if you're one of those people who lug...

Well here's my new portable setup.

Quote: Originally Posted by p2592b the Atrio's are out of my price range. Yah.. by a measly 30 bucks.. (totally worth it by the way) My second choice under Atrios would be Mylarone X3i (if you really want to be tight on money). These 2 are really the best choices when it...

Best Bass I have ever heard in IEM is Futuresonics artio m5/m8. They're going to run you 130 minimum though. You wont find anything better at that price.

Just looking for something small and at least 8gb to pair with my atrio m8's. Also, I don't like using amps with portable players (kinda defeats the purpose IMO) so line out really doesnt matter to me. Anyone seen comparisons between meizu and ipod?

This is about as portable as it gets... (With total portability in mind). Not a fan of amp lugging here. haha

Quote: Originally Posted by jayehs HD280... But if you really want to impress your clients (clearly not based on sound), I would go with Bose. Sound would be alright at best but from business point of view, nothing is more recognized or "impressive" as Bose. LOL. It's funny...

Quote: Originally Posted by supermoo DT770s, for sure, or something along those lines since it might be a little over your budget. 770's are great. I dont know if they isolate enough though. They definitely win in the comfort category.

I work for a neurofeedback therapy center. We have patients that come in and listen to music or watch movies while hooked up to our equipment. We also travel a lot and do conferences. We need headphones that are very good at isolating sound and comfortable for clients/patients. Isolation is...