[gohanssjn]

So, I just got a pair of Plantronics 903+ Bluetooth headphones.
 
Every now and then the sound drifts down and the notes go flat.
 
Any ideas?  This is driving me nuts....

 

[Selenium]

Could you better explain what you mean?

 

[gohanssjn]

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Could you better explain what you mean?

I am sitting here listening to music as I type and as I do, the A that the singer is holding suddenly drifts and becomes a G.  And it isn't the song, none of my other headphones have ever shown this behavior.  And they are also using the same source device and files.

 

[gohanssjn]

I think I am just going to send them back to Amazon.  This has to be a defect or something.

 

[sari0n]

That sounds like you're either running low on batteries or the bluetooth signal is getting weak.

 

[gohanssjn]

Full battery on both devices, direct line of sight 3 feet away indoors.  I was using it with an HP Touchpad that I was typing on on my desk.  So likely not those things.  When I got out of range by walking around the sound just cut out, it didn't change pitch.
 
Maybe it's some glitch in their Bass Boost thing.

 

[gohanssjn]

They are on their way back to Amazon.  My search for a good set of BT stereo earbuds continues :/ 

 

[gohanssjn]

So, should I just try another pair of the same thing?  I keep feeling like this may have just been a bad pair or something, and Amazon is very good with their return policies.

 

[KimChee]

I had a couple of Jabra BT headphones that were awesome, I used to use them with my old Dell Axim X51v

 

[gohanssjn]

Wow, second pair does the same thing. Seems to be an issue mainly with higher octave piano music, like in Total Eclipse of the Heart. Crazy stuff. Not sure if I will be keeping them yet