Ok, I had it happen today, the indicator was showing lossless, cd bit rate, for every bit rate song and did so on every track until I pulled out my dac and reattached it. Then it was indicating correctly.

I’m using an FC3 on the iPad and it seems to show correct LED color when it’s plpaying Hi-Rez.

The AirPod Gen 3 I got at Christmas need to b replaced because the left Side bass blew out. Anyone else have this issue?

Well luckily I got it to work with my iPad which is what I really wantEd anyway. So everything is good.

On the android it’s solid blue all the time music plays. Good news though, it works properly with Apple Music on iPad.

It plays and the blue led is li, but being lossless higher bit rate I expected green. Also changing the file type while playing you can hear a change in the song. I think the issue is the file format. I downloaded a song and then seached the phone with the Hiby music app and it didn’t find it...

How would it play at all if it doesn’t bypass? Here’s the lit on it.

Does this not work with Apple Music? I tried it on my android phone and it only shows Blue: playing at PCM 32-48kHz. Should be green.

So, been using on y iPad and decided to get a DAC. Got the Hiby FC3 from amazon but waiting for the cable to arrive from China. So I tried it out on my Galaxy A32 5g with the Apple Music app set to Hi-Rez and it only plays at PCM 32-48kHz. Anyone know a fix?

Rock On - David Essex omg

Oops, I was told the A1. I'm going to try the A6. Thanks for your help! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Well, it's the only one of my 4 past phones to do it. It's the first with 4G LTE so models that shield that well should work. I was told the A3 still has interference with GSM. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Sure and thanks, it's the new U.S. Version of the Moto G4. http://www.motorola.com/us/products/moto-g-family Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I buy on Amazon, based on reviews here and there. I'm disabled so going out is a problem. But when I was going out, Best Buy. But right now I'm looking for an inexpensive portable amp shielded from my new GSM phone. Any ideas? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I use an old Fiio E3 with my iPod and my new GSM cell phone, a Moto G4, causes a tremendous amount of interference. It's like my old Dodge Truck radio had when I put my phone next to it, in a cup holder. So, I'm looking for an inexpensive replacement, say in the $20-30 range. I was thinking...

The TASCAM TH Series TH-MX2 Studio Headphones are more but still excellent for the price, a big surprise!

If I were,rich, I'd have a vinyl listening room and a vast collection. But I'm not so digital only, high VBR. I still hear much more detail in my music with headphones and lossy digital than what I heard in my vinyl days. It amazes me, actually, how much more of my music I hear now, it's a blend...

I hope they didn't pull back the bass on the SR80s.

Rocking out with my first gen SR80s to 70s rock!

I find it hard to believe that the e series is a significant improvement in sound over my well broken in first gen SR80. Man, they still kick it years later and hold up against headphones I have with $300 price tags. Now I can see plenty of room for improving the build however.

I like mine. Comfortable and the sound is very good, IMO. Pleasant surprise.

I have a pair since release and I love them. Matter of fact I had to dig out some of my full size headphones this week and give them some attention! And they are durable, I've been rough on them, still sound great.

Fine. The build is cheap, as noted in the reviews, the comfort is fine, the sound is unbelievable. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I must be part of the world that saw Dr. Dre came out with headphones and passed. Especially after noticing my HP Laptop has Beats audio and it blows. And not in a good way.