If you want louder volume, install Faux Kernel and use FauxSound to increase the maximum volume: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2509655

I was hoping this thread would appear at some point. I went from my Galaxy Nexus to this, and I was also pretty stunned at the sound quality. The output seems very clean and detailed. I'm curious as to what apps people are trying. I've been using Google Play Music since I have an All Access...

I was curious as to whether different variants of the Galaxy S II might have a different audio chipset. For example, the T-Mobile version of the GSII has a different cpu, so I was wondering if maybe they had put in a different DAC.   AT&T is getting a larger, LTE version of the Galaxy S II...

Quote: Nope, it does not. There's no desktop client for MOG to implement that feature - yet.   http://feedback.mog.com/forums/50607-feature-suggestions/suggestions/691320-mog-desktop-client-for-pcs-and-macs?ref=comments#comments  

I'm contemplating going back to Spotify now. It seems like Spotify has been doing a really good job of getting their library converted to ogg -q9. MOG has more significant gaps between tracks. Also, MOG only puts out new albums on Tuesdays. On the other hand, Spotify's library STILL isn't as...

I'm not entirely certain that I can tell the difference between MOG's 320 kbps and Spotify's ogg vorbis -q5 (160 kbps). I've never done a blind test, so I really can't say.   That being said, if only on principle, I believe that if I'm paying for a product, I better get what I'm paying for...

I bought Spotify Premium. I really like the interface, but now I'm finding out that they're not actually offering 320 kbps streaming like they said they do (at least not on most of their tracks it appears). I signed up for a MOG trial today. I don't like the interface as much, but it's improving...

I gave Spotify Premium a try, and I really liked it. The interface is great, and I like that there's minimal delay between tracks.   However, I found out that most of Spotify's library is actually not in 320 kbps...they seem to have basically been screwing over their userbase. Also, I found...

I'm only now wondering this...but should I be de-coring the v-sonic $2 foams?

got the $2 vsonic foams from eBay today. One of them seems broken, because the inner ring thingy was flattened, but with it attached to the M6 earphone, it doesn't appear to make a difference Isolation seems better, fit is WAY better, bass is definitely better. They're kinda stiff tho, and a...

off topic I suppose but I'm finally listening to some my chemical romance with these, and OMG the clarity and separation are so much better than my marshmallows! The mids and highs are SOOOO detailed!!!!!

Quote: Originally Posted by rawrster just got these in the mail today...the fit is a pain so far so im gonna decore some olives or something the right ear is fine but the left ear is kinda strange..it kinda feels like im pushing the silicone tip to the ear and its making some kind of...

I ordered the $2 foams. I figure at $2, I should see if they work before deciding to spend $18 on comply foam tips. If anybody has ideas on what bi or triple flange tips to get, please post! I heard about futuresonic atrios being good, but I can't find replacement tips for those. update...

Quote: Originally Posted by ljokerl The Sony Hybrids work really well with these, too. I think I would rather have foam tips though...those hybrid tips aren't foam correct? They're still rather expensive too.

They didn't even give me any bi or tri flanges. I have to fiddle with the "memory" wire in order to make sure I get a good fit. I'm using the largest tips they gave me. They gave me foam tips, but they were stiff, scrunched and weren't very big. I'm trying to decide between comply and the $2...

Quote: Originally Posted by FraGGleR I can confirm that the the T200's fit. I just ordered some of the Vsonics to compare since they are sooo much cheaper than the Comply's. What is the exact name of the VSonic tips, and where can I find them? I heard eBay. Would this be it...

I got mine a few days ago after a fiasco with warranty over the M9s. These sound so amazingly good. Listening to "Soft Shock" by the Yeah Yeah Yeah's is SO amazing on these. The clarity is superb. The strength of mid's and high's are incomparably better than my JVC marshmallows, and the bass...

I got my pair of AI-M6s. They're pretty good, but I'm having trouble fitting them on. The left one I'm able to get on pretty good and so I get good bass, but the bass ends up being stronger on the left than the right because of the fit. It gets painful... Any advice on fitting on the AI-M6s...

Quote: Originally Posted by moogoob *snort* ditto

They said they would consider giving me an M6. Honestly, since this whole process has taken about 3 weeks, 2 trips to the post office (not your friendly local postal service shop, but a US Post Office...not much friendly service to be found here) and a couple dollars extra for padded envelopes...

I just got my replacement, and they're broken. The right earphone has no sound...damnit

Cool, so martie gave me a shipping label which I used to send back my earphones. Once they receive those I'll get my replacement pair.

Quote: Originally Posted by ljokerl 1. Yes, of course. They are the manufacturer and overstock is a legit merchant. 2. customerservice@meelec.com or warranty@meelec.com Alright then, I emailed warranty@meelec.com. Hopefully I get a working replacement.

Will they still replace them even if I bought from overstock.com? What address should I email? UPDATE: I just emailed warranty@meelec.com, hopefully it all gets worked out.

I just got my AI-M9 IEMs today. The range of sound is much broader than my marshmallows, same with the clarity. Unfortunately, there's a problem. The right earphone's sound is a lot stronger...the bass has a bigger kick and it dominates the earpieces. I looked at the earphones, and it looks...