Indeed you have every right to complain, they've gone far enough with this. It almost seems like a scam.

Such a shame to see a company with great products being accused of IP infringement and other numerous customer complaints. I don't know what I'll do without my gov2+. This whole fiasco just seems very unprofessional with representatives from both parties arguing back and forth with customers...

If you prefer digital volume and manual gain control, you should definitely stay on 1.5. I have my library separated, so I know when sample rate will change. I just take my iems out of my ears. Even with them on, it's not loud enough to damage your ears, so I would assume it isn't even near...

Unfortunately the problem still exists in 2.1.

There's a chinese forum link with all firmwares for all devices, don't have it saved though. It's in here somewhere.

Beware there is no guarantee that you'll be able to downgrade from 2.1-->1.5, so upgrade to 2.1 at your own risk. (1) New feature - Volume Control Buttons (Up and Down) Total 128 digital segments with analog based gain control. Just press the Up button to volume up. Down button to volume down...

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Definitely will alter the frequency if the IEM/headphone is sensitive to impedance change. It may also compress the sound a bit and sound closed in. I've used the IEMatch for a long time, but I don't anymore.

I'm afraid no other way because gain is automatic now. Either low software volume and high gain or vice versa.

I've been wondering about this because it takes about ~5 hours for full charge after ~8 hours of continuous playback for me, so the battery shouldn't be discharging faster than the charge rate. Either you can't charge and listen at the same time or charging is very limited during playback. I...

Larry really needs to implement a mute when switching sample rate, scares the hell out of me every time I switch to 24/96 tracks from 16/44.1 and vice versa. I see that this problem has been mentioned early last year and still no fix...

I meant 3rd-party software like a music player or internet browser etc.

Someone mentioned its balanced input wasn't working and it cost him $60.

Wasn't really a bug or problem in the first place. It makes sense to get rid of volume control from Windows and driver or else what's the point of implementing physical volume control anyway? You can always control volume via 3rd-party software though.

Yes, Windows & driver volume control is gone. You can only control volume via device or software.