Vitaly2017
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Is it updated? I still saw the stage 5 . I'm quite happy with Stage 5Z, not sure if it's better
I liked your orion 5z but felt it was not musical enough but its very accurate and super balanced!
Is it updated? I still saw the stage 5 . I'm quite happy with Stage 5Z, not sure if it's better
Thanks. Wait when Orion_S10Z becomes available.I liked your orion 5z but felt it was not musical enough but its very accurate and super balanced!
Thanks. Wait when Orion_S10Z becomes available.
Allow me to introduce, the...
NW Model Switcher
NW Model Switcher is a Windows command line script, that works together with the
Rockbox destination/region changing tool in order to change the model of your device.
The main idea was to be able to get the sound signature of the WM1Z on the WM1A.
The tool currently supports changing the model on a WM1A/Z, ZX300 or DMP-Z1.
The sound tunings are applied via the Software Update tool from Sony. If someone
has a WM1A, a WM1A code always has to be in the update files, not really allowing
you to get a pure stock WM1Z sound.
Changing the model of a WM1A to a WM1Z, for example, will make it visible to the Software
Update tool as a WM1Z, allowing us to get rid of the necessary WM1A identification code in
the SWUpdate.xml file.
Also, after experimenting with this, it seems that the model of the device matters when the
Software Update applies the tuning. If you have a stock WM1A, and switch to WM1Z, it is not
enough. You will also have to reapply the stock tuning, and only then the change is noticed in
the audio - this is because, when flashing the stock as WM1Z as opposed to WM1A, the tuning
will be sent different to the device by the Software Update tool.
The tool can be found here (click). Last update: v1.2.2 (2020-06-02)
Instructions:
1. Download the NW Model Switcher zip archive from the link above
2. Open the archive/unpack it, and then open (double-click) the "nw_model_switcher.bat" file
3. In the new black window that will open, you will have options for the model that you want,
and another option to check the connected device, but we'll get to them in a next step
4. Connect your player to your computer using the USB cable, and enable the Mass Storage mode
5. It's recommended that you use the "Check connected device" option, just to make sure that the
device is connected and identified properly by the tool
The tool should show the name of the current connected device, as well as the current
model. If the tool will detect that the current model is not the original one for the device,
you will get an option to restore the original model.
6. Press any key to return to the main menu (or press 2 and then Enter, depending on
the instructions shown by the tool) and then choose the model that you want.
If the change was successful, it will be confirmed by the tool, as seen in the screenshot
below. Additionally, from the main menu you could go again to the "Check connected device"
option and you should already see the current model as being the one you chose earlier.
7. At this point, you can either restart the device (you can hold the Power off button for 8
seconds for that) or even go and choose another model, in case you quickly change your mind.
8. After restarting the device, you will need to apply the stock tuning package for your device,
according to the new model that you chose.
You can find those in the same link as above (click), in the "Stock tunings" folder. For example,
if you switched your WM1A to WM1Z, you should download the "wm1_stock_sound_for_wm1_3.02.exe"
package, and apply it.
For this example, WM1A to WM1Z, you can also just download and apply the official firmware
from the Sony's website.
9. Enjoy your new sound.
At this stage, in case of a WM1A to WM1Z change, you could even go and apply WM1Z tunings
to your model changed WM1A, as your WM1A is now seen as a WM1Z.
So the 1Z receives the Bluetooth signal from the 1A and then then I output through the IER-Z1R. Makes sense. Sorry for giving everyone a headache. Every person has a different circumstance no matter what. But from I have read, I have seen no one else Complain about the clamp force and the weight of the MDR-Z1R and Z7M2 cause neck pain and dizziness because they compress so much. If someone can prove me otherwise, I would prefer that
If you like musical, you have to try vinyl tuning from him. It's the best of his fw for musical manThats the musicalists in the finest tuning? Will I sign and my 1z will dance
If you like musical, you have to try vinyl tuning from him. It's the best of his fw for musical man
Love this pairing
The mix of insane technicalities from the VX with the rich, natural sound signature from the WM1 is really specialI did get a chance to hear the VX with my 1A once and it was excellent!
Once you use it, eventually the battery will flash and indicate to charge it. I think it’s safe to play it up to the point it starts flashingWell I'm on my last bar of battery life. Does anyone know if there is some sort of "low battery" indication that should let me know when to charge, or should I just charge immediately when the battery indicator is on it's last bar?