kaxixi
Head-Fier
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Hi Folks,
I have a 2nd gen iPod Mini. Been reading up here on the forum, and here's what I've gathered:
--SQ sucks on the first gen Mini, but was improved for this version. I haven't heard the first gen mini, so I can't comment on this. My iPod certainly doesn't sound terrible.
--SQ on the 2nd gen Mini still isn't as good as some of the other iPods (especially the shuffle and 5g video iPods). I have compared my mini with my gfriend's shuffle, and hers sounds moderately better (smoother).
I was wondering if the problem with the minis lay with their headphone amps (this is what I suspect) or their DACs. If its the former, then the problem can be addressed by using a line-out dock (eg. Turbodock) to an external amp. Any ideas?
I have a 2nd gen iPod Mini. Been reading up here on the forum, and here's what I've gathered:
--SQ sucks on the first gen Mini, but was improved for this version. I haven't heard the first gen mini, so I can't comment on this. My iPod certainly doesn't sound terrible.
--SQ on the 2nd gen Mini still isn't as good as some of the other iPods (especially the shuffle and 5g video iPods). I have compared my mini with my gfriend's shuffle, and hers sounds moderately better (smoother).
I was wondering if the problem with the minis lay with their headphone amps (this is what I suspect) or their DACs. If its the former, then the problem can be addressed by using a line-out dock (eg. Turbodock) to an external amp. Any ideas?