The roll-off goes away when loaded with higher impedance headphones and amp, there is no roll off from the line out.

Someone doesn't understand the concept of garbage-in = garbage-out.

I would stay with iTunes on a Mac and convert the Flac files to ALAC with MAX. I say iTunes because I'm not sure if the other players get bit-perfect playback while iTunes definitely does.

I hope it doesn't look stupid like the second picture, I was planning on switching to AT&T for the 3G iPhone after the summer, so it better not disappoint.

Oops my bad then. So what do the buttons do at stock settings?

Quote: Originally Posted by vr5 one cannot use the touch without looking at it. one cannot get fast to sound settings (is there a shortcut i am not aware of?) one need long nails or a lot of luck to use the interface on a public transport. one cannot switch songs without taking the...

What setup did you use to measure the frequency response? I ask because everyone measurement is different than others due to equipment, some have the 5G coming up on top while others have the Classic being the better DAP.

Quote: Originally Posted by vr5 ease of use? you joking, right? made another attempt to test touch this weekend. absolutely unusable. classic is way much better. i don't have meaty hands, but the touch interface is unresponsive, slow, inconvnient and the logic of the interface is...

Quote: Originally Posted by s1rrah Makes me want to throw my 300 dollar X-fi Elite Pro in the trash. It's still good as a digital transport

Quote: Originally Posted by big-fi Why do people use Itune? I actually don't get it... You can simply use winamp to manage files (artist,song name..+++) and just simply transfer it. It's really fast too. Because on a Mac, iTunes is better than pretty much anything else...

get some pad cubes down the tube there, or it'll get owned by ear wax. BTW moogoob, did you see Opeth with Dream Theater on their current tour? I saw them in Cleveland, one of the best concerts I've been to.

Quote: Originally Posted by nylan8301 Nope. I'd say that describes the sound signature of the Marshmallows pretty darn well. A fairly rolled-off, U-shaped sonic curve. However, you did pay around $20 for these (I hope). You could perform the Kramer mod on them as well...as it...

Quote: Originally Posted by PFKMan23 It seems obvious to me that all you and some others want to say is that the CI Audio, is a "giant killer", killing the expensive MPX3, and pass it around as some kind of universal truth. All that was pointed out is that there are valid opinions who...

The iPhone does have a 3.5mm jack, but it is recessed into the unit, so a lot of headphones with a large diameter base around the 3.5mm jack, or headphones with the perpendicularly angled 3.5mm jacks, will not fit all the way down.

Measurements One db at 30hz it seems, on a 5G, it should be the same for a 5.5G.