After confirmed on PC screen press the power button on ZX300 for about 8 seconds and it reboots. Nothing is lost (well hasn't for me anyway!)
Oups, I forgot to edit that post. Only 'Thank you for the info.' should have been left
After confirmed on PC screen press the power button on ZX300 for about 8 seconds and it reboots. Nothing is lost (well hasn't for me anyway!)
I personally selected the reset all settings option on mine, just in case.After confirmed on PC screen press the power button on ZX300 for about 8 seconds and it reboots. Nothing is lost (well hasn't for me anyway!)
You got a link?I really can't see any better than the Sony official case and only £55 delivered from Amazon Japan to UK.
You got a link?
It seems rather difficult to get a case for the NW-ZX300. Any other suggestions?
I just ordered a Sony ZX300 from amazon.co.uk, as that was a lot less expensive than anywhere else.
I still wonder if there isn't also a hardware limitation on the NW-ZX300, someone on this forum who changed his CEW2 unit's destination to E was still experiencing some difficulties to drive his HD660S properly on the balance output despite the fact that these are 150ohms while the uncapped NW-ZX300 is 200mW which is more than enough to drive a 300ohms pair of headphones such as the HD650 enough to make your ears bleed. So it is likely the CEW2 version (Western Europe) not only has software limitations but a different motherboard as well (with modifications such as an added resistance or a different power distribution), this might explain why there is no official tourist version for this unit either as European service centers would not have the proper parts/board to service a tourist unit should anything go wrong.
There is also the fact that the power output on the European units have been so drastically reduced (from 200 mW to 1.6-4.2mW on balanced and from 50 mW to 1.6-4.2mW on SE) that it would strongly suggest software alone would not be responsible for such a limitation.
If my assumption is correct, changing the destination will help (especially while using the high gain option), but it will not be comparable to a fully uncapped unit from other markets.
The only way to know for sure would be to either open an uncapped and a capped unit and look at the board or to compare the volume outputs on a converted (former) CEW2 unit to a uncapped (from factory) counterpart.
It seems rather difficult to get a case for the NW-ZX300.
Shows 2 month for me.
Thanks. I placed an order.Yep, they've all been gobbled up. If you can wait its best prices I've seen to UK and includes Duty/VAT etc. at £55 delivered. When I ordered mine it was in stock and came in 3 days.
Has to be Amazon, not a reseller. Not all Amazon stuff can be shipped either.
Try accessoryjack. It's a little more expensive, but there's free shipping.Yes, not in stock for 1-2 months on Amazon JP.
I tried to order the musashino Label case instead but they won't send it to Belgium
I just bought the device in Media Markt, Germany. I wanted to uncap it, but it says Sound pressure: 0 (off). How can this be?