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There is a long and boring answer to your question, so I will give you the short and sweet version...
 
Consider it a small "glitch in the matrix" that is related to the delay/timing between the switch and LightBar. It has nothing to do with the battery. Every once in a while I'll hit that sweet spot when turning ZO off as well, and it does the same thing to me. So it's nothing to be worried about.
 

 
Thanks a lot for the fast answer
It doesn't bother/worry me at all, I was just wondering what it was that's it - cheers for the explanation!

 

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There is a long and boring answer to your question, so I will give you the short and sweet version...
 

Ok there is definitely something wrong...I can't go without having my ZO2 on me at all times!
Music sounds lifeless with it OFF (ignoring bass boost all together) - must....have....ZO2 on me....at ALL TIMES!
 
What an amazing product. It's my new little baby I hog 

I'm so happy with it, and the bass contours are very tasty! Yummy 

 
 

 

[kenman345]

I know the feeling. Was using the ZO2 purely with my line out from my iDevice and decided to pick up a Sansa Clip Zip to get used to the idea and see how I might like organizing my music on microSD cards, and have really enjoyed the fun of going between the two devices and the differences they have with the effects of the ZO2. The combination of the small form factor of the Clip Zip and the ZO2 make for an awesome portable setup, just a command strip between them to hold it together. 
 
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Ok there is definitely something wrong...I can't go without having my ZO2 on me at all times!
Music sounds lifeless with it OFF (ignoring bass boost all together) - must....have....ZO2 on me....at ALL TIMES!
 
What an amazing product. It's my new little baby I hog 

I'm so happy with it, and the bass contours are very tasty! Yummy 

 
 

 

 

[Kazekeil]

Come saturday when I get my next paycheck, I'll be ordering mine.

 

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I know the feeling. Was using the ZO2 purely with my line out from my iDevice and decided to pick up a Sansa Clip Zip to get used to the idea and see how I might like organizing my music on microSD cards, and have really enjoyed the fun of going between the two devices and the differences they have with the effects of the ZO2. The combination of the small form factor of the Clip Zip and the ZO2 make for an awesome portable setup, just a command strip between them to hold it together. 
 
 

hehe I ordered some "velcro" I think its called Dlock or something to stick on my SGS's case and on the ZO2


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Come saturday when I get my next paycheck, I'll be ordering mine.

nice
 
 
 

 

[vytman]

Hi, what's the maximum impedance the ZO can drive in high gain mode? I have a ER4P and bought and S adapter making 100ohm impedance. I'm using a SGS with Voodoo Sound as a source. 

 

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Hi, what's the maximum impedance the ZO can drive in high gain mode? I have a ER4P and bought and S adapter making 100ohm impedance. I'm using a SGS with Voodoo Sound as a source. 

U shouldn't have the slightest worry with voodoo sound - trust me, I have it too
-TotallydubbedHD
 
 

 

[phrosty]

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Hi, what's the maximum impedance the ZO can drive in high gain mode? I have a ER4P and bought and S adapter making 100ohm impedance. I'm using a SGS with Voodoo Sound as a source. 

digiZoid claims it'll drive up to 300Ω. With my Cowon D2 + ZO2.3 + DT770-80s, it gets quite loud enough in high gain mode at about 30% volume on the D2.

 

[vytman]

Thanks guys. So, in high gain mode it also amplifies the sound but it's not user regulated like in low gain mode, am I right?
 
 
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U shouldn't have the slightest worry with voodoo sound - trust me, I have it too
-TotallydubbedHD
 
 

 
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digiZoid claims it'll drive up to 300Ω. With my Cowon D2 + ZO2.3 + DT770-80s, it gets quite loud enough in high gain mode at about 30% volume on the D2.

 
 

 

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Thanks guys. So, in high gain mode it also amplifies the sound but it's not user regulated like in low gain mode, am I right?
 

100% right yes
 
In high gain mode, it boost the volume, but then u have to adjust the volume on your source, not the ZO2.
I personally find low gain only useful for turning it down (as in lower than source) lol
 

 

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100% right yes
 
In high gain mode, it boost the volume, but then u have to adjust the volume on your source, not the ZO2.
I personally find low gain only useful for turning it down (as in lower than source) lol
 

Right 

 

[Focker]

I just had the sickest ZO2 experience yet...if any of you guys have Netflix streaming on a portable device, fire up the film Serenity. I'm only about 15 mins in with the ZO set up to orange, and the bass is just ridiculous on my Atrios. I have a Kindle Fire coming in tomorrow, and I can't wait to watch movies on that with the ZO/Atrio combo....
 
Fire up Serenity when you get a chance

 

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I just had the sickest ZO2 experience yet...if any of you guys have Netflix streaming on a portable device, fire up the film Serenity. I'm only about 15 mins in with the ZO set up to orange, and the bass is just ridiculous on my Atrios. I have a Kindle Fire coming in tomorrow, and I can't wait to watch movies on that with the ZO/Atrio combo....
 
Fire up Serenity when you get a chance

Orange with the MG7's?
Brave man.
 

 

[Focker]

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Orange with the MG7's?
Brave man.
 

haha, yep, that takes them right to the edge
 
When I turned it back down to green after a while just to compare, it was a shocker...what a contrast between the two! Definitely one of the biggest differences I've experienced yet.

 

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haha, yep, that takes them right to the edge
 
When I turned it back down to green after a while just to compare, it was a shocker...what a contrast between the two! Definitely one of the biggest differences I've experienced yet.

haha yeah
Got to love it!