I have this 10€ iem's: Panasonic RP-HJE125E-A Drive Unit 9.0 mm Neodymium 16.0 ohm at 1 kHz 97.0 dB 200.0 mW 10Hz - 24kHz But the sound quality is extremly poor. There is echo and I don't like that vacuum feel in ears. What iem would be huge upgrade enough, in sound and being open type?

It's only for Linux, but yeah, the interface is better of any free music app for Windows, there is animated album art and nice blurred background.

Elisa is free app for Linux KDE desktop and yes, there is radio option, but last time I used radio, it wasn't great.

For my local audio files in Linux, I use KDE Elisa. 4g 5g streaming is too expensive where I live.

Playlist This 15 videos have cool eye candy and cgi visuals.

I have been thinking moving from Windows to Linux. Is the memory card file system exFAT, that linux can write, any good to DX120?

I don't think it has. My tracks are between -13 dB to + 15 dB and i have to fiddle with volume all the time.

Does latest firmware already have replay gain? My tracks have 27,25 dB loudness difference. Some of the track spectrograms are not even visible in linear scale (they don't even fit inside 1 pixel on 4k screen). When i'm washing dishes, i can not tune the volume down with wet hands when it starts...

My DX120 has on the bottom of the screen very little light leakage, is this what you are seeing?

I have Flac 1.3.1 encodes with ID3V2 tag type, no issues so far.

I tested this when i got my DX120 with 1'st default firmware. Some 990 KB album-art worked, but over 1,1 MB did not. The lossless png was too big, i had to convert jpg quality 100 99 98 97 96... and all the way to 65% to stay in 950KB I went with 950KB and 2000x2000 limit, i had one 5000x5000...

Every album-art must be smaller than 950 KB, i think no limits in resolution.

still corners - we killed the moonlight

With another DAP i had issue playing older flac encoded file, it may have been flac 0.9 or 1 from eraly 2000's. I re-encoded all flac files with latest flac version, then everything worked.

The 1 TB microSD cards should be out pretty soon from Lexar. I can't even fill one 256GB card, so many albums on my bucket list to buy.

No, but did you do factory reset after firmware update?

Plastic back would be better suited for R6, when that 270 grams hits ground, no bueno. That actually saved me from purchasing it in first place, even before i read about impedance. Maybe R6 Pro will be better.

20 minutes for 15000 tracks sounds about right, i have 15 times less files and the scan is 15 times faster.

The first album art loading is equally as slow in super fast xeon workstation. This is software issue, there is no pre generated album art library, every time it seeks through hundreds GB's of data in memory card speed.

Is the ZX300 really only 50 mW 16 Ω from SE out?

This was battery charge time with what i suspect 0.5 amp 5V cable. The 3 amp 20V usb C cable charges in 2 hours. Play time is at least 15 hours from 3.5. Burn-in cable on 2.5 at high volumes will zero it out 6-7 hours, at 50% volume maybe 10 hours if not more.

I'm using 200 mW 62 Ω in 3.5, this are sometimes painfully loud in 3.5, i tune it up and down between 70-100. I have also small earbuds 10 mW 32 Ω, this i use between volume 60-90. Sometimes the math doesn't make sense. Few posts back someone wrote the 300 Ω do okay, but the 600 are so so.