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Yeah...someone almost killed the V2+ at the local meet yesterday. Was using a 3.5 mm TRRS to XLR cable to listen to the LCD-2 on high gain and then they switched out their cable to a single-ended one and used the same port because it's conveniently a 3.5 mm jack. Apparently all audio stopped playing from the device and nearly gave me a heart attack, but cycling the power made it work again.
Also, someone else tried to use the V2+ with an iPad Mini using the Lightning Apple Camera Connection kit and they couldn't get it to work at all. I don't have a Lightning iDevice so I can't say about that (or maybe they were using the other microUSB port because there's conveniently 2 of them and there's no labels on my unit), but it works just fine on my iPhone 4S with the Onkyo HF Player.
^ that's a prototype Norne Audio 3.5 TRRS to 4-pin XLR adaptor that a friend is letting me borrow (he originally intended to use it for the Geek Wave, but that's not coming his way any time soon)
When the GOv2+ did work, people were pretty impressed by it, especially considering its size. I can vouch for its sound quality too and it actually sounds like a slightly less-refined Pulse X Infinity...which is a bit scary considering the price difference.
[rule]
It's kind of late, but here's my unboxing video of the V2+.
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ap7KKFmgl0[/video]
Table of Contents:
0:00 - New camera update
0:58 - Box overview
3:44 - Warranty card
4:07 - USB A-microUSB cable
4:33 - Geek Out V2+ overview
5:20 - 3.5 mm TRRS balanced output
6:14 - Digital filters
6:37 - Chassis vents
7:38 - Chassis materials
8:00 - Silkscreened labels
8:33 - Turning the unit on
9:26 - Power output
9:53 - OPPO HA-2 size comparison
10:14 - iPhone 4S size comparison
10:38 - Geek Out size comparison
Also, someone else tried to use the V2+ with an iPad Mini using the Lightning Apple Camera Connection kit and they couldn't get it to work at all. I don't have a Lightning iDevice so I can't say about that (or maybe they were using the other microUSB port because there's conveniently 2 of them and there's no labels on my unit), but it works just fine on my iPhone 4S with the Onkyo HF Player.
^ that's a prototype Norne Audio 3.5 TRRS to 4-pin XLR adaptor that a friend is letting me borrow (he originally intended to use it for the Geek Wave, but that's not coming his way any time soon)
When the GOv2+ did work, people were pretty impressed by it, especially considering its size. I can vouch for its sound quality too and it actually sounds like a slightly less-refined Pulse X Infinity...which is a bit scary considering the price difference.
[rule]
It's kind of late, but here's my unboxing video of the V2+.
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ap7KKFmgl0[/video]
Table of Contents:
0:00 - New camera update
0:58 - Box overview
3:44 - Warranty card
4:07 - USB A-microUSB cable
4:33 - Geek Out V2+ overview
5:20 - 3.5 mm TRRS balanced output
6:14 - Digital filters
6:37 - Chassis vents
7:38 - Chassis materials
8:00 - Silkscreened labels
8:33 - Turning the unit on
9:26 - Power output
9:53 - OPPO HA-2 size comparison
10:14 - iPhone 4S size comparison
10:38 - Geek Out size comparison