[Senes]

There is no problem when everything is in the pocket? (like the connector bending?)
 
 
And is it possible to directly connect a hard drive with this kind of tech?

 

[jon parker]

  There is no problem when everything is in the pocket? (like the connector bending?)
 
 
And is it possible to directly connect a hard drive with this kind of tech?

 
The connection is sturdy enough not to worry about breaking with normal use . . . although of course you still need to be a little bit careful
 
If memory serves? I remember from the DX50 / DX90 threads that :
'Sometimes' regular USB pen drives work for people but > sometimes not.  
 
I don't think a regular drive will work due to it needing a lot of power to spin the physical drive
Micro SD card flash drives work great 

 

[Senes]

Ok, thanks you for your time

 

[jon parker]

  Ok, thanks you for your time

 
 You're welcome, that will be $12  

 

[jamato8]

The first generation Meenova worked well but it does take down the battery faster when used. I used it a lot. I was emailing with Meenova and asking that if they made another one, could it be closer to whatever it was connected to (less leverage if pushed on and just more compact) and use less energy. So the current Meenova uses more energy and is larger! They went totally the wrong way and it makes no sense because who wants a portable device to suck more current not less and why have it larger. 

 

[jon parker]

Thanks Jamato8 Very good point! I had forgotten your previous posts about this - Admittedly Im using a different make now.
With the new DX80 having twin slots I dont really see me using it now much except for adding / taking files off my tablet.
Thanks for the reminder/heads up about this make!

 

[nmatheis]

Yes, with the current Meenova I can only listen to a couple albums on my DX90 before the battery is drained :eek:

 

[jon parker]

Yes, with the current Meenova I can only listen to a couple albums on my DX90 before the battery is drained

 
Holy Moly, I didn't know it was THAT bad.
 
Now Im using the following which seems ok...although I haven't tested it properly. Its not exactly sturdy but it was only a few $
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00J2D7R20/ref=pe_385721_37986871_TE_item

[size=24.57px]Leef Access microSD Card Reader with microUSB 2.0 Connector for Android[/size]

 
 
My meenova adapter died quite soon after the warrenty. i wrote to them but they were just like 'glad you enjoyed it - its broken - so what!!'
I wrote on the off chance they might be a descent company.
i can't be 100% sure . . . but It seems likely they are twats

 

[Richsvt]

Jon Parker I am sorry to hear about your predicament, but you calling them twats did make me laugh hard enough to blow my wine I was drinking out of my nose...

 

[nmatheis]

Luckily the Meenova is cheap...

 

[jon parker]

Richsvt I am sorry to hear about your predicament, but imagining you laugh hard enough to blow wine out of your nose made my purchase worthwhile . . . in the long run

 

[Richsvt]

Excellent

 

[jon parker]

I don't mean to be rude to Meenova but if they had said 'Oh we are so sorry your adapter broke - we take pride in our company and our product. Can we send you a new one?' Then i would have had a great deal of respect for them and would reccomended them and their product to my friends & family
They didn't technically do anything wrong but Mehhh . . .  I certainly wouldn't trust them to babysit my sister . . . if I had one
 
So, anyway - the DX80 eh? Woaharrre

 

[jon parker]

I was just thinking about what I am hoping for with the dx80 in relation to my dx90 today and the following is pretty much word for word my wish
 
" Sound wise I heard a clear improvement over the DX90 (more neutral tonality, clearer sound and a wider sound stage) "

 

[Kerouac]

  Here are some more specifications and they are listed on our Facebook page:
 
*Line out:Output Level: 1.6Vrms (1kHz0dB)
--Frequency Response:17Hz ~20KHz +/-0.1dB
--S/N:-116dB +/-1dB
--THD+N: 0.001% Crosstalk: 107d B (1KHz)
*Headphone out: Output Level: 2.9Vrms(32ohm Load)
--Frequency Response: 17Hz~20KHz +/-0.1dB
--S/N: -114dB +/-1dB (32ohm Load)
--THD+N: 0.002% (32ohm load)
*Output Impedance: <0.1ohm
*Size: 120mm*63.2mm*16.8mm
*Weight: 178g

Had the DX50 and still have the DX90 => I'll probably order it @ you guys (iBasso) as soon as it hits the market

 
Just curious:
- Will it come with both a coaxial and optical cable?
- What about the needed burn-in (for DX90 400hrs was advised) time?
- I guess it will have (just like DX50 & DX90) a replaceable battery?
 
Thanks in advance