I found that an easy way to insert or take out the microSD card is to use the corner of a debit/credit card. You can try that.   Also, about the microSD card trouble..I was also having trouble having the DX200 detect my microSD card. It didn't detect it at all until I enabled Android...

Hello,   I have a pair of Mrspeakers Ether C and I would like to upgrade DAC/AMP. Would the Jotunheim (amp only) be a good pairing? I read earlier that its good with the Ether C Flow (different but should be pretty similar). Also, any recommendations for what DAC to pair with the Jotunheim...

Might be because I'm just used to it now but I don't really have any problems with the bass. All I do is listen to electronic music and even with bass-heavy genres the bass seems to be enough for me. I only use the 1.1 foam, no pads. Though soon upgrading to the Flow version I'm sure I would...

So now Mrspeakers is going to release the Ether C Flow soon..I had just purchased my Ether C less than 2 months ago and now this happens. Dan the incredibly hardworking man yet again makes more improvements to his already world-class headphones. Incredible. Luckily there is an option to upgrade...

  Thanks for the suggestion. In the near future when I have saved enough money I was planning to look into some DAC/AMPs totaling up to $1500 total and the Chord Mojo seems pretty convincing for now.

As I said a while ago, got my Ether Cs almost a week ago. My god I already love them to death. Upgraded from Alpha Dogs that I had used for 2 years with an average of 6-7 hours per day. I haven't even tried them with DAC+AMP yet because I don't have my interconnect cable with me and they sound...

A little bit over 2 years later and maybe ~4500 hours of listen time with my Mrspeakers Alpha Dogs, I am extremely excited to buy the Ether C after I get back from US Navy bootcamp. Its so nice to read so many great things about this headphone which I plan to make it my end-game. Thank you for...

Its been a while since I've came into this thread..   I rarely listen to music through IEMs because I really don't have any opportunities to listen portably. One day I decided to listen through IEMs which I haven't done in months. I have Dita The Answer @ $650 and just wasn't quite satisified...

Heh, I remember when I only had budget audiophile headphones then waited 6 weeks (wait time was long at the time) in anticipation for the Alpha Dog headphones..Now I'll be waiting to get my hands on the Ether C 

When I took out the USB cable from the iBasso DX90 in DAC mode from my computer I got the blue screen lol

  Ah, that reminds me. I let someone try my DITA Answer IEMs at school on Friday. He listened and told me it was a lot more crisper. Then I told him the price and he was freaking out ($650). "You're a real music listener!" That response made me quite happy instead of the usual "Why would you...

  Thats pretty normal really. I'm pretty sure that most non-audiophiles can not tell the difference in audio quality right away. They are also probably not paying attention much to the quality anyways (Most people always focus on loudness or bass or w/e). When I got my first audiophile...

 The best headphone that I own and use just got even better? Do want. I hope we can upgrade if possible because I don't want to pay the hefty full price...

Volume at 200-205 with my Ditas on low gain   Volume at 185 or lower with FAD Heaven VI on low gain   Remember that it also depends on decibel sensitivity

Have you considered mapping the lock button to turn off the screen like the iPod Classic or make it an option?

Ah thank you, its in exFAT. Now I'm pretty sure it will work when I format it :)

^ It is not recognizable on the computer and the DX90 itself both stock firmware and Rockbox.

Hi, I've been having problems trying to get the DX90 to recognize my Sandisk 128gb microSD card after installing Rockbox with no sucess. First of all, yes it is a legitimate microSD card from Sandisk bought from Amazon. When I use the stock firmware V2.1.0, the memory card works perfectly fine...

  Plenty of reasons for this. It may not be worth the money to them despite hearing the audio quality. They are probably not that enthusiastic about music and audio as the most of us on Head-fi. Etc, etc.

  First of all, thank you very much for porting this :) A good thing that you will do this later especially for the font since some of my music collection is in Japanese...

You can listen to the player right away as normal and the sound will improve passively. You can also use the burn-in cable for when you are not actively listening to your music.

When this is finished, you will my hero :)

It could also be that the previous owner has messed with the bass-tuning. You should check that too. Otherwise, I don't know how you got that problem.