The Fiio X3 Thread.
Jul 5, 2013 at 5:46 AM Post #2,581 of 17,484
Some photos of the newest leather case for X3.  it is handwork sample so the build quality will be better in the final case.












I would leave out the side slot for the TF card, and make the front have punched out holes for the 6 buttons + screen.
and maybe make it closeable on top?

Good luck on making an awesome case for an awesome DAP, James!
 
Jul 5, 2013 at 6:33 AM Post #2,582 of 17,484
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I would leave out the side slot for the TF card, and make the front have punched out holes for the 6 buttons + screen.
and maybe make it closeable on top?

Good luck on making an awesome case for an awesome DAP, James!

 
the hold of TF card will removed from the final production. and the first sample did have holes for 6 buttons but it is hard to press the button, now the sample already is the 3st version.
 
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Jul 5, 2013 at 6:52 AM Post #2,583 of 17,484
@James:

and what if you use thinner leather for the front?
 
Jul 5, 2013 at 7:52 AM Post #2,584 of 17,484
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@James:

and what if you use thinner leather for the front?

 
our supplier replied to us it is impossible , I don't known it is the problem of their ability but I think here should have someone who known well about leather case.
 
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Jul 5, 2013 at 9:45 AM Post #2,585 of 17,484
Hello, James -
 
I've been watching this thread with keen anticipation. I've never used a truly high-quality DAP, so I'm very much looking forward to the X3.
 
I was wondering if you might tell us about the factories that build the X3. Here in the U.S. we hear many horror stories about the conditions of manufacturing facilities across Asia, especially those in China. If I purchase a Fiio DAP, I'd feel much better knowing my dollars aren't supporting slave wages and toxic work environments.
 
Many thanks!
 
~Brian
 
Jul 5, 2013 at 9:58 AM Post #2,586 of 17,484
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Antique stores, pawn shops, garage sales. You know.

 
I just asked at my local pawn porn shop and they shrugged their shoulders when I asked for an 'X3' and asked me several times if I was absolutely certain I didn't mean 'XXX' instead. I guess it still hasn't been released yet, here in the UK... 
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Jul 5, 2013 at 10:44 AM Post #2,587 of 17,484
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Hello, James -
 
I've been watching this thread with keen anticipation. I've never used a truly high-quality DAP, so I'm very much looking forward to the X3.
 
I was wondering if you might tell us about the factories that build the X3. Here in the U.S. we hear many horror stories about the conditions of manufacturing facilities across Asia, especially those in China. If I purchase a Fiio DAP, I'd feel much better knowing my dollars aren't supporting slave wages and toxic work environments.
 
Many thanks!
 
~Brian

 
In fact we are not like traditional Chinese company, our company owned by our staff ( of course not everyone because most worker just work not more than one year because they came from 1,000 miles away). and 
 
the worker's salary is twice as the lowest salary which decided by the local Government. but  I need to admit that sometimes they have to work 10 hours per day but not everyday like me :) .
 
I can understand what you hope , the situation is not as horrible as you heard but of course it is not as good as what people can enjoy in U.S too.
 
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Jul 5, 2013 at 10:45 AM Post #2,588 of 17,484
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I was wondering if you might tell us about the factories that build the X3. Here in the U.S. we hear many horror stories about the conditions of manufacturing facilities across Asia, especially those in China. If I purchase a Fiio DAP, I'd feel much better knowing my dollars aren't supporting slave wages and toxic work environments.
 

 
If there are slave wages and toxic work environments, do you seriously think any person who runs that kind of company will tell the consumer about it? That will be very silly of him/her.
 
Jul 5, 2013 at 11:31 AM Post #2,589 of 17,484
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Hi James
I use X3 now and its sound is very good.
However, there are some inconvenient points.
I am poor at english, so I hope your generosity.

1. Jump to the next scroll page in track list.

2.Choose back button's function- former page or upper root

3. In folder browser, support gapless/ shorten delay when manually skip track.

4. If one folder's play is over, jump to the next folder automatically.

5. Support all languages in track list- irrelevant with selected language.

Thank you for reading and have a nice day!

 
Re 4: There is no option to automatically play the next folder? I really hope that gets added via FW. And James while you're at it, please also provide an option to automatically switch to a random folder (ie shuffle folders). Thanks!
 
Jul 5, 2013 at 11:43 AM Post #2,590 of 17,484
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Originally Posted by bcarr112281 

 
I was wondering if you might tell us about the factories that build the X3. Here in the U.S. we hear many horror stories about the conditions of manufacturing facilities across Asia, especially those in China. If I purchase a Fiio DAP, I'd feel much better knowing my dollars aren't supporting slave wages and toxic work environments.
 
Originally Posted by ClieOS /img/forum/go_quote.gif
 
 
If there are slave wages and toxic work environments, do you seriously think any person who runs that kind of company will tell the consumer about it? That will be very silly of him/her.

 
You take the same gamble with every item you buy that is made in China, and for that matter many other countries as well.
 
Take the highly regarded, by many anyway, apple iphone/ipad etc.
 
Jul 5, 2013 at 12:03 PM Post #2,591 of 17,484
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In fact we are not like traditional Chinese company, our company owned by our staff ( of course not everyone because most worker just work not more than one year because they came from 1,000 miles away). and 
 
the worker's salary is twice as the lowest salary which decided by the local Government. but  I need to admit that sometimes they have to work 10 hours per day but not everyday like me :) .
 
I can understand what you hope , the situation is not as horrible as you heard but of course it is not as good as what people can enjoy in U.S too.

James, you do what you gotta do.  I'll buy anything as long as it's got good value, even if the workers get paid only 1 yuan per month!
 
Jul 5, 2013 at 12:14 PM Post #2,592 of 17,484
I have seen some of the electronics assembly lines in China. There are good and there are bad. Most all of the companies that make components hire these assembly lines to do the work of production vs prototype work. The line can be hired for a few days or whatever is needed to get the production done. Then your material is returned to you and the next companies items are lined up and assembled. Some have normal work breaks and meal times and some push more. Some provide incentives towards quality work and some don't. The better companies provide this. If something is returned due to a QC problem, the SN can trace the item back to who assembled and who inspected. 
 

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