Sansa Fuze vs Clip Zip+ vs Clip + who is the best?
Apr 4, 2013 at 12:22 PM Post #4 of 17
Fuze V1 has no rolloff in bass region and it's pretty strong and overall soundquality is better than  Clip.
 
Apr 4, 2013 at 11:13 PM Post #5 of 17
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zarim said:
Fuze V1 has no rolloff in bass region and it's pretty strong and overall soundquality is better than  Clip.
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Um, nope. They have the same internals.....same sound. I've owned many examples of both.
 
Apr 5, 2013 at 10:28 AM Post #8 of 17
The Clip+ response well to AMPing and overall soundquality realy improve but it also depend the IEMs/headphones you use with it(HD598 will definitely improve with this setup and give more volume). To me Sansa Fuze V1 has superior soundquality than Clip+, Zip because more volume, more body to the sound and bass is amazing(no rolloff) and many IEMs can't handle it well, Clip+, Zip can't go that deep and punchy.
 
Apr 5, 2013 at 4:09 PM Post #9 of 17
zarim said:
The Clip+ response well to AMPing and overall soundquality realy improve but it also depend the IEMs/headphones you use with it(HD598 will definitely improve with this setup and give more volume). To me Sansa Fuze V1 has superior soundquality than Clip+, Zip because more volume, more body to the sound and bass is amazing(no rolloff) and many IEMs can't handle it well, Clip+, Zip can't go that deep and punchy.
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Uhmm in that case, maybe i'll use it outdoor only with my Major and e6 for portable use. Is zip better than clip+? After several thought, maybe i will eliminate fuze from my list, because lil too pricey for my pocket now. For home use, maybe i'll use it with my ipad2.
 
Apr 5, 2013 at 4:28 PM Post #10 of 17
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zarim said:
The Clip+ response well to AMPing and overall soundquality realy improve but it also depend the IEMs/headphones you use with it(HD598 will definitely improve with this setup and give more volume). To me Sansa Fuze V1 has superior soundquality than Clip+, Zip because more volume, more body to the sound and bass is amazing(no rolloff) and many IEMs can't handle it well, Clip+, Zip can't go that deep and punchy.
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Specification of maximum output power for Sansa Clip+ as well as Clip and Fuze (File playback) is 18mW +-1mW @16Ohm load. Impedance range is 16-32 ohms.
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Like I said.....same internals.
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Apr 5, 2013 at 4:30 PM Post #11 of 17
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maximilians said:
Uhmm in that case, maybe i'll use it outdoor only with my Major and e6 for portable use. Is zip better than clip+? After several thought, maybe i will eliminate fuze from my list, because lil too pricey for my pocket now. For home use, maybe i'll use it with my ipad2.
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The clip on the back of the Zip is built more durably than the one on the Clip+. Many people prefer the buttons on the Clip+ over the ones on the Zip. With Rockbox, either one is a great little device.
 
May 21, 2013 at 1:16 PM Post #12 of 17
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achmedisdead said:
The clip on the back of the Zip is built more durably than the one on the Clip+. Many people prefer the buttons on the Clip+ over the ones on the Zip. With Rockbox, either one is a great little device.
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Recently there was a talk of a new version of the Fuze. Is it true?
 
I'm getting more and more happy with my 4GB Clip+ & HD 595,
but I'd like to use the Fuze's LINE-OUT - which means no  
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 double-amping -  with my O2.
 
May 22, 2013 at 1:38 AM Post #13 of 17
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jakejack_2008 said:
Recently there was a talk of a new version of the Fuze. Is it true?
 
I'm getting more and more happy with my 4GB Clip+ & HD 595,
but I'd like to use the Fuze's LINE-OUT - which means no  
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 double-amping -  with my O2.
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Thy did come out with a Fuze+, but that's already long discontinued. It didn't have a line-out, either.
 
If you're using ReplayGain properly with Rockbox, then there's nothing wrong with double amping. The Clip+ and Zip have a nice clean headphone-out.
 
May 22, 2013 at 12:40 PM Post #15 of 17
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achmedisdead said:
Thy did come out with a Fuze+, but that's already long discontinued. It didn't have a line-out, either.
 
If you're using ReplayGain properly with Rockbox, then there's nothing wrong with double amping. The Clip+ and Zip have a nice clean headphone-out.
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Thanx a lot.
I've got a question. How do I know when to stop charging my Clip+ via the USB port
or using a wall (AC) USB charger?
Should I switch the Clip+ on and check the battery indicator?
 
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