That is actually interesting. I did a test by removing some folders and it's only index at Mozart completely it seems that I maybe hit a limit. period and I also read on that somebody ask the same question. Ask me on the 850 serious and I thought three different answer when the limit at about 50,000 songs other person says he hit limit at about 65,000 songs until another one said that she had a limit on 70,000
I am assuming that you used to format your microSD card DSD associations is the card for matter is that right?
100%, zero interest in any other dap
I totally get it. I owned a ZX300 originally. Sold it, missed it, bought a Fiio M11 Pro, liked it well enough without *loving it*, went back to the Sony UI with a very good deal on a used WM1A a year or two later, and man - one main takeaway second time around:
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I’ve had my 1Z and TA for over 8 years now and my MDR-Z1R that I also bouth then is going strong with my youngest son for gaming and moviesI totally get it. I owned a ZX300 originally. Sold it, missed it, bought a Fiio M11 Pro, liked it well enough without *loving it*, went back to the Sony UI with a very good deal on a used WM1A a year or two later, and man - one main takeaway second time around:
Audiophiles tend to use the word 'musical' to talk about transducers (iems or headphones) and occasionally DAC chips that walk the line between technicalities and a pleasing timbre on a sonic level, and I can relate to that; but for me this is a 'musical' DAP on a UI level; because it draws a line in the sand for the user - where it insists you don't take up headspace with side-loading apps (and then reviewing the battery life with said apps . . . for godsake what a waste of time). It also insists you don't add to a playlist while you listen. I'm convinced that as more people fall out of love with the direction of 'Big Tech' and the direction that such utterly non-musical apps as Spotify have travelled in (economically, they are utterly wretched for musicians; and the addition of music video tiles have zero to do with promoting the music), that the cult of these non-Android Sony DAP's will only grow stronger. And I'm a realtive latecomer. Some of ya'll were mental for them 5 years ago (and I concur
Hard to argue with longevity as a metric eh!
I’ve had my JH13 ciem for over 15 years
Great to know. I’ve recently become aware of The Nayparm upgrade, partly because the person I bought the WM1A from told me he was selling it to raise funds for the same upgrade to his 1Z. I’d actually be paying more for the upgrade than I paid for the DAP! But would you consider it a no-brainer from a longevity point of view? Cheers.
