[Shanling]

Mine arrieved today with same issue!!

Could either of you try to make a short video or audio recording, if you would be able to capture the sound?
Can only think it to be either loose battery (normally glued to the back panel) or loose shielding panel inside.

 

[organics1]

Has anyone noticed a (minor) rattling on thier M3X?

If I hold the unit with the USB port upwards and gently shake it, I can hear something knocking against the case back.

Could be the battery?

Nope, no rattling here.

 

[vext01]

Could either of you try to make a short video or audio recording, if you would be able to capture the sound?

Here: https://imgur.com/a/4SQv8Z2

It only makes the noise when you are *not* touching the case back. It is not the SD door making the sound.

 

[560133]

Could either of you try to make a short video or audio recording, if you would be able to capture the sound?
Can only think it to be either loose battery (normally glued to the back panel) or loose shielding panel inside.

Follow the video

 

[Shanling]

Here: https://imgur.com/a/4SQv8Z2

It only makes the noise when you are *not* touching the case back. It is not the SD door making the sound.

Follow the video

Thanks

This sounds like battery not correctly connected to the back panel.

Please contact your sellers for warranty on these units.

 

[560133]

Thanks

This sounds like battery not correctly connected to the back panel.

Please contact your sellers for warranty on these units.

i contacted the shanling official store on aliexpress lets wait the resolution

 

[vext01]

Inspecting closer, I can actually see the case back moving a fraction of a mm. It's the case back knocking on the chassis.

@Shanling is the case back glued on?

 

[mark88888]

Inspecting closer, I can actually see the case back moving a fraction of a mm. It's the case back knocking on the chassis.

@Shanling is the case back glued on?

I dont think it is. Mine has gotten loose or popped off a couple of times when I've dropped it. I snapped it back on.

 

[Shanling]

Inspecting closer, I can actually see the case back moving a fraction of a mm. It's the case back knocking on the chassis.

@Shanling is the case back glued on?

It's held in place by plastic prongs and bit of glue.

 

[vext01]

It's held in place by plastic prongs and bit of glue.

Probably there wasn't enough glue.

I bought from shenzen audio on Aliexpress. I'm not sure it's worth the effort of returning all the way to China...

I have a case coming soon, so I'll have to see if it still rattles in the case or not.

 

[mark88888]

Maybe this is kind of a funny question, for @Shanling and anyone who might know... but is there a reason to worry about wearing out the jack on the player by plugging in and unplugging headphones every day, or several times a day? I ask because I remember that my old Sansa player could be used for a few months before the jack would just stop working. And it was the same story with my ipod shuffle. (Yes these are both cheap, older players.) So with Shanling players, like the M3X, I've been leaving the primary headphones I use connected all the time so that doesnt happen, wrapping the cord around the player when not in use. But it's not great for the cord, or the IEMs for that matter, as they arent in their own case. So... nothing to worry about here, no issue? Do the headphone jacks just stop working from overuse... or does that never really happen? I'd like the jacks and players to last as long as possible, several years. (If it matters, I'm always using the balanced jack. On both the M2X and M3X).

 

[Shanling]

Maybe this is kind of a funny question, for @Shanling and anyone who might know... but is there a reason to worry about wearing out the jack on the player by plugging in and unplugging headphones every day, or several times a day? I ask because I remember that my old Sansa player could be used for a few months before the jack would just stop working. And it was the same story with my ipod shuffle. (Yes these are both cheap, older players.) So with Shanling players, like the M3X, I've been leaving the primary headphones I use connected all the time so that doesnt happen, wrapping the cord around the player when not in use. But it's not great for the cord, or the IEMs for that matter, as they arent in their own case. So... nothing to worry about here, no issue? Do the headphone jacks just stop working from overuse... or does that never really happen? I'd like the jacks and players to last as long as possible, several years. (If it matters, I'm always using the balanced jack. On both the M2X and M3X).

No, if you are just inserting headphones for normal daily use, it will have no impact on the device.

 

[mark88888]

No, if you are just inserting headphones for normal daily use, it will have no impact on the device.

Excellent, thanks, good to hear. I imagine it could be a few times a day of attaching and removing. But thats normal daily use... if its no issue, great.

 

[edu1975]

Hola a todos, tengo mi shanling m3x hace medio año y quiero saber si puedo conectarlo a unos parlantes activos para poder reproducir mi música a través de ellos, tengo parlantes klipsch r51 pm y me gustaría poder reproducir mi música shanling a través de ellos, ¿cómo podría conectarlos? Espero que me puedas ayudar, gracias. Ah, una cosa, espero que la conexión sea por cable, no por Bluetooth.

 

[edu1975]

Hello everyone, I have my shanling m3x half a year ago and I want to know if I can connect it to some active speakers so that I can play my music through them, I have klipsch r51 pm speakers and I would like to be able to play my shanling music through them, can I? how can i connect them? I hope you can help me, thank you. Oh, one thing, I hope the connection is wired, not Bluetooth.