Vulpix
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I have a USB adapter that pumps out 1A 5V... I wonder how that will perform?
Originally Posted by Vulpix /img/forum/go_quote.gif I have a USB adapter that pumps out 1A 5V... I wonder how that will perform? |
Originally Posted by epithetless /img/forum/go_quote.gif If I'm not mistaken, that typically just makes things charge a bit faster. The 5V is the important spec here. |
Originally Posted by Edwood /img/forum/go_quote.gif Just got my W-1 Wireless adapter today. Charged it up finally and am listening to it right now. Initial impression is extreme disappointment. The W-1 has a high amount of noise. It has an annoying high pitched buzzing noise that comes and goes, it seems prone to grounding problems and interference. It does not work well at all with any computer headphone output and it even has ground loop buzzing with my HeadAmp Pico, which I have yet to have anything else have buzzing with. If I touch the sides of the case of the W-1 transmitter, it buzzes louder. If I'm listening to loud music, it's not noticeable, but with quiet music, it's very annoying. The high noise floor is unacceptable to me, especially when it's solely used with sensitive IEM's like the SA6. But the noise is loud enough that if I were to mod this W-1 to be able to use with other IEM's it would still be annoying since the SA6 is not nearly as effecient as some other IEM's out there like the Shure E500/SE530. So what gives? Did I get a defective version? Or is the built in amplifier in the W-1 just that noisy? -Ed |
Originally Posted by Edwood /img/forum/go_quote.gif Just got my W-1 Wireless adapter today. Charged it up finally and am listening to it right now. Initial impression is extreme disappointment. The W-1 has a high amount of noise. It has an annoying high pitched buzzing noise that comes and goes, it seems prone to grounding problems and interference. It does not work well at all with any computer headphone output and it even has ground loop buzzing with my HeadAmp Pico, which I have yet to have anything else have buzzing with. If I touch the sides of the case of the W-1 transmitter, it buzzes louder. If I'm listening to loud music, it's not noticeable, but with quiet music, it's very annoying. The high noise floor is unacceptable to me, especially when it's solely used with sensitive IEM's like the SA6. But the noise is loud enough that if I were to mod this W-1 to be able to use with other IEM's it would still be annoying since the SA6 is not nearly as effecient as some other IEM's out there like the Shure E500/SE530. So what gives? Did I get a defective version? Or is the built in amplifier in the W-1 just that noisy? -Ed |
Originally Posted by tensaichen /img/forum/go_quote.gif The high pitch noise is there with my 5th gen iPod, but absent on my iPhone. I still haven't figured out what's the deal. The high pitch noise is still there even using a LOD to my Headsix. |
Originally Posted by Edwood /img/forum/go_quote.gif Pressing both buttons for a few seconds until it starts flashing rapidly and quickly letting go helps. (I can hear it switch channels). It's weird. Some channels the left side will have louder noise, and then others will have louder noise on the right side. But as soon as I plug it in or it goes to sleep and then turns back on, the noise is back. |