fatko
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hi everyone, is it normal that the wheel is a bit lag-gy?
Originally Posted by fatko /img/forum/go_quote.gif hi everyone, is it normal that the wheel is a bit lag-gy? |
Originally Posted by So_Sweet /img/forum/go_quote.gif To be honest, mines a bit laggy too.. I have to turn like a CM before it starts moving lol... |
Originally Posted by fatko /img/forum/go_quote.gif it is really quite laggy and sometimes not responsive.... is it a defect? |
Originally Posted by koshinki /img/forum/go_quote.gif the prob buy from ebay, i unable to test it.. but the price really ok for me.. u really recommend this? then i'll try to contact the seller get more info abt this.. any others friend here using good LOD? |
Originally Posted by fatko /img/forum/go_quote.gif it is really quite laggy and sometimes not responsive.... is it a defect? |
Originally Posted by Timbre /img/forum/go_quote.gif Just ordered the newest 160G on Amazon, then read comments, one of which said that the new version of iTunes must be downloaded in order to use the new iPod. I am reluctant to do this as I have also read that the new version of iTunes have a few various glitches. Is it true that one must download the new version of iTunes to use the new 160G Classic iPod? |
Originally Posted by ckturtle /img/forum/go_quote.gif Because the Microshar (B4) is copper based, I find its sound to be fuller and less hi-fi sounding. Its SQ, in my opinion, fits very well with the iPod Classic. It's only drawback, again, is that it's a little stiff and on the long side. Other than that, I feel its sound makes up for it. As a caveat, I must mention that I've never tried it with a ibasso amp. However, sometimes you have to take a risk when it comes to audio equipment. But at this price, you're really not taking a big one. |