Freddy
Head-Fier
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I have a serious problem at the moment.
I was just listening to the headphone output of my Sony D25S with a new pair of MEElectronic M9s. Sometimes when listening with the M9s I notice "popping" noises in quick succession, which I had taken to be caused by some static discharge to the cable due to poor insulation. During this particular listening session, the "popping" clicks were occurring quite frequently, and I noticed it seemed to be caused by rubbing up against my clothing. Then, all of a sudden there was a prominent "pop" and the music coming out of the CD player became very distorted with occasional skipping. I subsequently turned it off, unplugged, tried the line out, tried other headphones -- the problem remains. I recorded a sample on my computer of how my D25S now sounds and have attached the file (.wma format).
So, can anyone explain to me what might have happened? Are the M9s to blame? Can my D25S be salvaged??
I was just listening to the headphone output of my Sony D25S with a new pair of MEElectronic M9s. Sometimes when listening with the M9s I notice "popping" noises in quick succession, which I had taken to be caused by some static discharge to the cable due to poor insulation. During this particular listening session, the "popping" clicks were occurring quite frequently, and I noticed it seemed to be caused by rubbing up against my clothing. Then, all of a sudden there was a prominent "pop" and the music coming out of the CD player became very distorted with occasional skipping. I subsequently turned it off, unplugged, tried the line out, tried other headphones -- the problem remains. I recorded a sample on my computer of how my D25S now sounds and have attached the file (.wma format).
So, can anyone explain to me what might have happened? Are the M9s to blame? Can my D25S be salvaged??
