[josler]

No distortion here. The record quality is better than Sam Smith (no dynamics, search Google for loudness war). What phone do you have. Best musicplayer with EQ for iOS is KaiserTone.

Yeah I'm using Spotify extreme. It's probably an issue with Spotify compression, not the headphones.

 

[djsubtronic]

How long did the firmware update take on Android?

 

[phillevy]

Is there a change log anywhere?

 

[HD800NL]

Yeah I'm using Spotify extreme. It's probably an issue with Spotify compression, not the headphones.

Tidal should be better. You can try it for free.

 

[WDitters]

How long did the firmware update take on Android?

Approximately 15 minutes

 

[paoj]

Well... I tried to update the firmware and now my PXs don't work.

Anyone have the link to the updated firmware so I can download and update via USB?

 

[digitalallstar]

First post! Question for you guys. Does your PX control the master media volume on your device? I'm using an LG V30 and volume on the HP is controlled independently from the phone's media volume. I have a pair of Jabra Pulse for working out which control the volume on the phone when lowered or raised. I also auditioned a pair of WH-1000X which did not control the volume on the phone. I always find it's a hit and miss with this type of stuff on android. I had a Galaxy S8+ paired with a P7W and the volume on the HP controlled the level on the phone.

 

[josler]

Tidal should be better. You can try it for free.

Good call. No distortion on Tidal at all. It's actually pretty impressive that the PX is so revealing on poor compressions. I'm coming from the B&O H6 and I'm noticing lot of new material with the PX.

 

[digitalallstar]

Well nevermind. Just connected my Jabra Pulse and it no longer controls the media volume on my phone. I'm going to try a factory reset.

 

[Jabbah]

First post! Question for you guys. Does your PX control the master media volume on your device? I'm using an LG V30 and volume on the HP is controlled independently from the phone's media volume. I have a pair of Jabra Pulse for working out which control the volume on the phone when lowered or raised. I also auditioned a pair of WH-1000X which did not control the volume on the phone. I always find it's a hit and miss with this type of stuff on android. I had a Galaxy S8+ paired with a P7W and the volume on the HP controlled the level on the phone.

I was a bit puzzled by this as most BT speaker controls control the master volume setting on the playback device. On the PXs I was a bit underwhelmed at first at the lack of volume with it maxed out on my phone until I realized it would go louder using the controls on the headphones.

Is it better to have the master volume on the playback device maxed out and then use the PX volume controls to set to a suitable level?

 

[HD800NL]

I was a bit puzzled by this as most BT speaker controls control the master volume setting on the playback device. On the PXs I was a bit underwhelmed at first at the lack of volume with it maxed out on my phone until I realized it would go louder using the controls on the headphones.

Is it better to have the master volume on the playback device maxed out and then use the PX volume controls to set to a suitable level?

On iOS the volume on my iPhone 7 is the same as the volume buttons on the PX.

 

[digitalallstar]

I was a bit puzzled by this as most BT speaker controls control the master volume setting on the playback device. On the PXs I was a bit underwhelmed at first at the lack of volume with it maxed out on my phone until I realized it would go louder using the controls on the headphones.

Is it better to have the master volume on the playback device maxed out and then use the PX volume controls to set to a suitable level?

So you're saying your PX do not control the master volume on your phone? I was maxing the volume out on my phone and adjusting the level on the HP. It's just more convenient than to have to pull the phone out of my pocket to control the volume. Don't know if it's the better way to do it though.

On another note, after a factory reset of my phone, my jabra's once again control the phone volume but the PX do not.

 

[digitalallstar]

On iOS the volume on my iPhone 7 is the same as the volume buttons on the PX.

I thought as much. IOS always seems to have better integration with BT peripherals. Thanks for chiming in.

 

[Munchkinham]

I was a bit puzzled by this as most BT speaker controls control the master volume setting on the playback device. On the PXs I was a bit underwhelmed at first at the lack of volume with it maxed out on my phone until I realized it would go louder using the controls on the headphones.

Is it better to have the master volume on the playback device maxed out and then use the PX volume controls to set to a suitable level?

I go with full volume source so I can better regulate the playback volume with the headphones.

 

[rabass6]

Oooopssss....am I the only one noticing a slightly raised clarity in the PX sound after the update?