[dragulievic]

Hey, No problem.

The other option you could have is adding an amp. I don't need it personally but there's plenty of Plenue D users that pair it with an amp and love using it that way.

I'm sure someone could help you out with that, if needed, eventually.

Yeah, that's another option but to be honest in that case I could have bought a bigger and probably stronger player which drives better the cans without an extra amp.
Portability and sound quality were my priorities, I prefer keeping it simple (for some people the DAP in itself is an unnecessary extra gadget, not speaking of an amp )

 

[puppyfi]

I will play with it at home and try to set up the PD according to my preferences, thanks. I do not hear the imbalance anymore luckily, I found here in the forum the settings of a member and the sound improvement was pretty good! However, I still find the Colorfly better funnily...
In spite of the C3´s super annoying primitive UI and its limitations I find the sound simply better. I bought the Plenue because of its features, more user friendly interface and extremely long battery life (hoping that the sound will be great out of the box). If the sound quality will not be on the level of the Colorfly, I will sell the PD and buy a new C3 for the friction of the cowon´s price..
To be honest I think it is simply ridiculous that the PD for its price does not have the desired sound quality out of the box without having to fool around with the EQ.

If you find Plenue D really not for you, instead of looking at another C3, why not check out
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/colorfly-c10-colorfly-is-back.764823/
You may pop over that thread if you need to ask any questions.
Also, have at look at what Massdrop and Joybuy have in offer.

 

[phase0]

I'm late to the party but I just got a Plenue D today.

I'm surprised by how small it is and how good it sounds. I wanted the 100 hr battery rating. I already have a P1. I haven't gone back to the P1 to try and compare but on initial listen w/ my EE Zeus I notice a little bit a hiss, so it's less black, not enough to impact listening. Otherwise sounds good enough to me. I'm pretty happy. Debating if I get a big (128gb) memory card as I find navigation a little harder than the P1 on the smaller screen. I'm not sure I want to try and scroll through 5000 items anyways.

 

[DancingShaman]

Can someone enlighten me as to why there is a cap on sd card capacity? Why can't one utilize a 400gb sd with this player?

Cheers.

 

[XP_98]

Eeeeeee
[EDIT : written by my phone inside my pocket ]

 

[Fessy]

http://www.datafilehost.com/d/48fe26b5
Any questions or suggestions will be ignored as I can't speak English, translate it in to Korean if you want my attention
jk

Can you reupload please? Links dead and I want to give it a try.

 

[number11z]

Hello I am a new subscriber who has recently purchased a Plenue D but like other subscribers have been experiencing difficulties when trying to transfer music files onto a micro sd card. I have formatted the card to FAT32 then copy and pasted files from my iTunes folder (.m4a files) onto the card. The first tranche of files transferred correctly. However when I tried to transfer more the following day issues arose. Although once the file transfer completes the files are shown in the folder once I turn on he Plenue and the database updates, although the folder is shown for the artist. Within the folder it reads no file. This is becoming very frustrating and any advice fellow subscribers would have would be much appreciated.

 

[motorbit]

have you tried to use a file format the player supports?

 

[El Gringo]

and be sure to transfer your album/songs in a file named "music" on your memory card

 

[number11z]

Thanks for the feedback. I will try transferring into a folder named music. Does anyone have information on the file format the Plenue D supports? Is this FAT32?

 

[El Gringo]

I think the file named "music" on the sd card is mandatory to get it work properly.
The Sd card must be formated FAT32

here are the formats supported according to Plenue D manual
FLAC / WAV / AIFF / ALAC / APE / MP3 / WMA / OGG 2)
Codecs audio FLAC, WAV, AIFF, ALAC : ~24bit/192kHz - 32bit WAV, WAV Tag Supporting MP3 : MPEG 1/2/2.5 Layer 3, ~320kbps WMA : ~320kbps, ~48kHz APE :
Compression rate (~16bit/48kHz) OGG : ~Q10, ~44.1kHz
Lyrics LDB, LRC

 

[BigNewsII]

Does anyone have information on the file format the Plenue D supports? Is this FAT32?

Search the thread. I followed the steps from Jan 19, 2016 at 3:45 AM. Post #796 of 4375

 

[motorbit]

I think the file named "music" on the sd card is mandatory to get it work properly.

if you mean a folder named music, it is not neccesary for the sd card.

 

[El Gringo]

if you mean a folder named music, it is not neccesary for the sd card.

my bad, thanks for the correct info

 

[number11z]

I have managed to add a few extra files to micro sd although laptop will not now read card. Plenue D will though and will play files. Very confusing and frustrating.