That's so strange. I left the AZ60 EQ flat and the bass was just so overpowering. Like I said, I even tried with two different sets of AZ60s. The exact same results. I got some MTW3's today, and they sound more like the XM4 after I EQ'd them using Crin's MTW3 EQ profile. The bass is definitely...

I didn't test the mic audio so I can't say, but no one had issues hearing me. The only time people have had audio issues with me during Teams meetings is when I used the Jabra Elite Active 75t, but that had more to do with the mic position.

That's possible, but I was unable to reduce the bass enough using the Technics apps. There was less, but it still didn't sound right to me. I ordered two sets and AZ60 earbuds and returned both of them because of the bass issue. I don't typically enjoy a lot of bass when I listen to music (just...

Yup... the bass is way more balanced with the WF-1000XM4. You can't get even get rid of it on AZ60. It's just a complete mess and muddy sounding. I can't hear any clear separation of instruments. Keep in mind, about 75% of music I listen to are Indie rock bands. I also listen to 80s music, 90s...

Been trying a few different sets up true wireless earbuds lately, and I'm onto the Technics EAH-AZ60. Right off the bat I find them to be extremely bass heavy. Even after tweaking the EQ they're still bass heavy. I love that they support LDAC, have BT 5.2, multipoint works well, fit my ears the...

No... but I think I was having issues with it when I was using my web browser. Hangouts notifications would cause issues for me. When I game I also use Discord, so it would likely cause issues there too.

Any reason why you're using exclusive mode? I found issues when doing that. Other applications would try to hijack my audio.

You need to grab the driver from here: http://www.audio-gd.com/Pro/dac/USB32/USB32EN.htm It's a different driver package than the 11.32. Just not sure which of the two will work.

I just noticed your signature says you have the NFB-11. You know that's not the same as the NBF-11.32, right?

Not sure in that case... I think I'd just grab the latest driver. http://www.audio-gd.com/USB32driver2014v3.rar Are you positive you have an NFB-11.32?

Go here: http://www.audio-gd.com/Audio-gdUSB32FWversion2.rar Launch the ViaDfuTool. Which subversion are you running? The full details can be found here: http://www.audio-gd.com/pro/dac/USB32/USB32EN_2.htm

Are you sure you're using the right driver? Which player are you using? Which firmware version are you on? The inconsistency of the builds drove me nuts with the NFB-11.32. Depending on when yours was manufactured, you needed to install a specific firmware version and USB driver.

Agreed... I have too much integrity to sell this piece of junk to someone else. The AP100 was great years ago, but since then Hidizs has sucked.

Just dusted the cobwebs off my NFB-11.32 and started using it again for the first time in about 5-6 years. This thing still sounds beautiful, especially through some DT-770 Pro 32-Ohm headphones, which are super easy to drive. Still a great buy all these years later, even if it was preowned.

My Hidizs AP100 has line out too.