Thanks for the reply! I was hoping to listen to SACD's and CD's via the balanced XLR output. So you don't think there's anyway to utilize the balanced output of the UDP-205 for headphones?

Hello, I was wondering how would I go about connecting a pair of Sony MDR-Z1R headphones to a Oppo UDP-205 via the dual 3-pin XLR Balanced Stereo Out? If that's not possible, is there anyway to connect the MDR-Z1R headphones via a balanced connection? Thanks!

I don't know what it was but I did as you instructed. I turned off the player than just held volume down + play then plugged in the usb cable while holding the buttons down and I heard the USB device detected sound then afterward the USB device disconnect sound. I then I heard the USB device...

Thank you for your reply! I did as you suggested and it worked! The player recognized my PC in DFU mode and I was able to run the StockRevert and then the official WM1 3.02 firmware afterwards. Not sure why this issue existed but I appreciate your help as well as the help of everyone else!

Well it's been about a week since I've emailed Mr. Walkman and he unfortunately has not sent me a reply. Would anyone happen to know a different form of commutation aside from the provided on his official website? @Queen6 Thank you for the info about DFU mode within firmware! So you're saying...

I emailed Mr. Walkman. Hopefully he can provide some insight and help on what I can do. Thank you all of the help!

It does not detect any USB source when trying to use USB DAC/AMP. When plugging in my WM1A, regardless of which menu/function screen I am in, it merely charges the player as if it is connected to a power source only. When using Bluetooth Receiver, the WM1A will sometimes connect to a source...

Well, I did check on and check off the setting for "Auto Activate USB Mass Storage Device". Neither worked. I've checked Device Manager and it is not detecting any additional devices either. No sound when plugging in my WM1A to either my desktop computer or my laptop. So my only options so far...

So do you guys think my WM1A is finished?... I would hate to think so as everything else seems to work, I just can't get the player to be recognized as a Mass Storage Device. I believe the issue to be isolated to the player itself, considering my WM1Z seems to work just find on my PC.

Yep, I restarted the device, turned off then back on, removed SD card and did both again. I've done everything aside from the factory reset option, which would wipe the internal storage...

Playback through 3.5mm and 4.4mm work just fine. I've noticed I am unable to connect my WM1A to bluetooth sources such as my car nor can I successfully connect to my phone via Bluetooth Receiver to playback phone media via the WM1A. I did try another cable that I had from my WM1Z, and I did try...

Hello! So I've been enjoying my WM1A using Mr. Walkman's "Walkman One" firmware and haven't had a need to change the firmware or anything but I recently connected my computer and found that my WM1A is no longer detected as a USB Mass Storage device. I've tried different USB ports and a different...

I was wondering, considering I bought a used WM1Z, do you think that it would be a good idea to replace the battery now through Sony considering Sony might discontinue parts and labor for the WM1A(Z) line now that they are being discontinued? I would hate to try to replace the battery later on...

So does that mean if I have the TS connections on each earphone but 4.4mm on the dap side, the cable should produce a balanced signal?

Awesome! Thank you. I was looking around for cables and I ran across this post on a audio cable subreddit in which someone claims that any earphone with a ts connection can not carrey a balanced signal: https://www.reddit.com/r/DIYAudioCables/comments/kp593l/comment/ghv09f8/ Would this be true...