DONTGIVEUP
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Oh my. That is a beautiful case. Love the black and red design. Is is hard enough to withstand a drop?
I got it from taobao, but I'm sure it's rather difficult to get it if you are located out of Hong Kong, China, Macau or Singapore.may we know where to get that one?
Yes, it hard rubber, and whiles each corner looks like holes for a neck strap or layard, they are good for shock, whiles most drop are usually on the corner, they will absorb the shock well, although I haven't drop my ZX300 yet. The case is also available in different colors for the back plate, not just red.Oh my. That is a beautiful case. Love the black and red design. Is is hard enough to withstand a drop?
I got it from taobao, but I'm sure it's rather difficult to get it if you are located out of Hong Kong, China, Macau or Singapore.
You can probably check eBay, gmarket, AliExpress or Amazon for them.
Yes, it hard rubber, and whiles each corner looks like holes for a neck strap or layard, they are good for shock, whiles most drop are usually on the corner, they will absorb the shock well, although I haven't drop my ZX300 yet. The case is also available in different colors for the back plate, not just red.
I will try to get more information later on.
This is not thin, it's about 2.5mm thick.Thanks will look into it. I bought one TPU case and although it does the job I don’t think it’s gonna protect the ZX300 from a nick, it seems too thin around the edges.
Would you mind taking a pic from the bottom of the player?
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Nice case actually. About $100 US incl. ship to Canada. I may consider this.
Those of you who have said case: did you apply all the included protectors to the ZX300 as well?
Thanks. I have the D2000 (for movies) and D7000, both stock. Love the bass but the treble end is a bit too much, also I want detachable cables to upgrade the quality, go balanced and be able to get occasional use from the ZX300's more powerful balanced end. I recently got the MDR-Z7, hoping to instantly fall in love with them as my ears are tuned to the Sony sound, but unfortunately I can only hear the imperfections I have read about. I dont want to mod (nor have the tech skills) so I'm thinking to sell them all and try the D7200 or possibly even the D5200 if they have improved on the treble end. The MDR-Z7 have a new improved MK2 which may fix the things I don't like about the original.Yes, d2000 modded w wood cups runs fine on balanced. Not perfect but still fun to listen to. Bass isn't as tight as is possible w more/better power, not as dynamic, but, works fine. Definitely enjoyable still, balanced that is.
http://imgur.com/gallery/5igxDxt
Here's a gallery showcasing the dignis case. Bottom photos are there, as well as photos showing the protective film. I pasted the protective film on the microsd slot, top place, and the 4.4mm and 3.5mm jacks.
Thanks! Is the bottom flat fixed or is it a flap that opens up?
Thanks. I have the D2000 (for movies) and D7000, both stock. Love the bass but the treble end is a bit too much, also I want detachable cables to upgrade the quality, go balanced and be able to get occasional use from the ZX300's more powerful balanced end. I recently got the MDR-Z7, hoping to instantly fall in love with them as my ears are tuned to the Sony sound, but unfortunately I can only hear the imperfections I have read about. I dont want to mod (nor have the tech skills) so I'm thinking to sell them all and try the D7200 or possibly even the D5200 if they have improved on the treble end. The MDR-Z7 have a new improved MK2 which may fix the things I don't like about the original.