I scored a used Clip+ for very cheap, I figured, "What the heck? Let's see what all the fuss is about." Is it normal for it to get congested during more complex passages? =\
Edit: the EQ was on. Turning it off fixed the issue.
Works fine, need to format using http://www.tarkan.info/20140310/tutorials/prepare-sdxc-exfat-for-use-with-the-ipod (figured it wouldn't hurt) and it's fine.
Works fine, need to format using http://www.tarkan.info/20140310/tutorials/prepare-sdxc-exfat-for-use-with-the-ipod (figured it wouldn't hurt) and it's fine.
I have a few questions about the Sansa Clip+, I have a Fiio E11K and I wish to use it with the Clip+ but I see that the Clip+ does not come with a line out so I would need to run a cable from it's headphone out to the amp. So my question is if I was to do that what volume should I set the Clip+ too? Another question is should I have the EQ set to flat or off? Also can the Clip+ read 64GB micro sd cards? I read that it only reads up to 32GB. Thanks.
I have a few questions about the Sansa Clip+, I have a Fiio E11K and I wish to use it with the Clip+ but I see that the Clip+ does not come with a line out so I would need to run a cable from it's headphone out to the amp. So my question is if I was to do that what volume should I set the Clip+ too? Another question is should I have the EQ set to flat or off? Also can the Clip+ read 64GB micro sd cards? I read that it only reads up to 32GB. Thanks.
For the best signal to noise ratio, the Clip should be set to nearly max volume. It will not distort as it is playing into a very high impedance with the E11. Probably best to leave the EQ off. I use a 64 gb card without an issue, however it must be formatted to FAT32.
For the best signal to noise ratio, the Clip should be set to nearly max volume. It will not distort as it is playing into a very high impedance with the E11. Probably best to leave the EQ off. I use a 64 gb card without an issue, however it must be formatted to FAT32.
You would still be double-amping as any signal from the headphone jack has passed through the Clip's amplifier. It is a clean enough signal that you should still realize benefits from using an external amp to gain added output power. Don't worry about double-amping. It is often considered a negative practice by some, but given a clean output signal from the headphone amplifier, it can prove to be an asset when needed for hard-to-drive phones or for additional headroom for transient peaks.
To get the best performance, you should use good quality music files, such as .wav or .flac. If you are using MP3 files, the best results are with 256 or 320 kbps rips.
You would still be double-amping as any signal from the headphone jack has passed through the Clip's amplifier. It is a clean enough signal that you should still realize benefits from using an external amp to gain added output power. Don't worry about double-amping. It is often considered a negative practice by some, but given a clean output signal from the headphone amplifier, it can prove to be an asset when needed for hard-to-drive phones or for additional headroom for transient peaks.
To get the best performance, you should use good quality music files, such as .wav or .flac. If you are using MP3 files, the best results are with 256 or 320 kbps rips.
I still repents selling my clip, for the sport I got!
The clarity of the fonts as compared with sport is a winner. The fonts of sport looks like windows 95
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