Like another user suggested, would keeping the amp volume low yet keeping the volume of the source (player) high be a good way to keep the hissing down, or would that just deteriorate from the amp's abilities? Is that a good idea?

Meizu M6 has by far the most expansive EQ.

I've had a Z80, iPod 40GB 4th Gen, and a Meizu M6 SL. I prefer the Meizu M6 best. Meizu M6 > iPod 4th Gen > Z80 is how I'd put them. I hear that the iRiver Clix 2 is the best though.

I got my Meizu M6 SL 8GB there. Good service and prices, and the forum is pretty large as well; extremely easy to contact raz, the admin. And the S:Flo does sound like a very good player. The Wolfson WM8987 is the same that's found in Meizu's and it uses a Rockchip RK2706 as well (strongest...

Zunes and Gigabeats both support WMA Lossless, as well as Meizu M6s.

Out of all the music I've seen online, I only have one album that's ripped in .WAV. After all, it is a lossless format right? Does it not perform better than other lossless formats, like FLAC and APE? Yet most players support it.

So it's completely normal that my HD555s seem double jointed and extremely flexible? Like, it doesn't seem natural, lol.

The earcups seem really flimsy and I can sway them left to right really，　ｒｅａｌｌｙ easily，　ｌｉｋｅ　ｔｈｅｉｒ　ｆｏｕｎｄａｔｉｏｎ　ｂｒｏｋｅ　ｏｒ　ｓｏｍｅｔｈｉｎｇ．　 Ａｎｄ　Ｉ hear some plastic cracky noises too, but that can be subjective. Did I stretch my headphones too far or something? I think I broke them because I　never...

Never got why. And also, is there any difference in sq between MP3 and WMA?

Quote: Originally Posted by MoonShine Wow.... this is either a clever fanboy sabotage or you are spectacularly unlucky. My Zune has had none of the issues you describe. Hiss? The Zune's background noise is ZERO. SILENT. BLACK. So if maybe 1 in 100 Zunes are bad and you got 4 or 5...

Quote: Originally Posted by Ricardo Dawkins where and how did you use your equipment ? I'm a neat freak so I use all my hardware extremely carefully and lightly; didn't do anything to it.

Thanks Ricardo. You don't get any static from premiums or HD clicks? Glad to hear yours is working fine. Basically, when playing music, it's freeze and then restart, or sometimes just crash and not restart at all.

Quote: Originally Posted by Pecker I have never used the stock buds. I went straight to using the UM2. However the UM2 are more sensitive than the stock buds I believe, so really hiss should be more of a problem with them. Although in my case the hiss is very very light when no music...

Quote: Originally Posted by Pecker when you get a replacement the one year warranty starts all over again... Should still be able to change the player. That's UK law any way. I have had my zune around 8 month and it has never crashed, never laggy to a point of annoyance. Have...

Coming from a 4th Gen 40GB which was my daily beater, reliability and no BS is a must. I've exchanged this POS so much that I forget whether it's my fourth or fifth, and my receipt has expired, so no more exchanges for me (ggggrrr). A recurring thing I get is annoying static/hiss with the stock...

Quote: Originally Posted by Moontan13 It appears Ebay is messing with listings again. I was going to order another Fiio amp for a friend, but the cheapest one was now $18 and they didn't have black. That was using "headphone amplifier" as the search term in Consumer Electronics where...

Don't Yuins need amps? Also, anymore news on the C351?

So, C351 it is? How does it compare to EP-630s and KSC-75s?

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Yeah, I've heard that a lot. You have any experience between the 2?

Need a good, inexpensive IEM for my Zune 80, no amp. Seriously considering EP-360s, but are there any that are equal to or sound better than KSC-75s? Any other suggestions like j-Jays or PK3s are welcome.

At what volume? At like 10+ with KSC-75s, it hurts my ears and sounds like over volume.

I've heard good things with 555s and Zune 30s, but with my 80, both of those headphones sound flat, requires a lot of volume, and has no color. Is it normal, or a bad Zune? If its good, please tell me the volume.