wakeride74
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I have been happily listening to my SM3 for one week and today I've started to get A LOT of distortion (mostly in the low ends when bass and drums kick in or crescendo).
The AC adapter Xin sent me was defective so I am waiting for a replacement and running on alkaline only. My initial thought/hope is that I need to replace the batteries. The LED is still bright as can be and on my Micro amp that gets less bright as the power wears down, not the same with the SM3??? It's been running an average of 6 hours a day for about 5-6 days and powering either my E4c's or my DT770-250.
Thoughts anyone??? I took the batteries out and everything looks clean inside but the distortion is consistent in anything I listen to and my E4c are now sounding better straight out of my iRiver H10!
Anyone know if this is simply battery life or if the problem is larger???
The AC adapter Xin sent me was defective so I am waiting for a replacement and running on alkaline only. My initial thought/hope is that I need to replace the batteries. The LED is still bright as can be and on my Micro amp that gets less bright as the power wears down, not the same with the SM3??? It's been running an average of 6 hours a day for about 5-6 days and powering either my E4c's or my DT770-250.
Thoughts anyone??? I took the batteries out and everything looks clean inside but the distortion is consistent in anything I listen to and my E4c are now sounding better straight out of my iRiver H10!
Anyone know if this is simply battery life or if the problem is larger???