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I've got faith in them! 

I am too

 

[christoophat]

So is everyone's headphone jack as tight fitting as mine is? I'm a bit worried about it breaking from the force needed to remove them.

 

[getclikinagas]

The casing of the 3.5mm jack was ripped off my Ostry KC06,by the extra tight X2

 

[christoophat]

The casing of the 3.5mm jack was ripped off my Ostry KC06,by the extra tight X2

 
 
yikes.

 

[getclikinagas]

In all due fairness, the Ostry has a very minimal jack with a glued on casing.

 

[EISENbricher]

  So is everyone's headphone jack as tight fitting as mine is? I'm a bit worried about it breaking from the force needed to remove them.

My X2's jack is just a little more tight compared to my laptop, or phone. But nothing extraordinary. 
I only have to put efforts while inserting TTPOD T1E in it. Maybe that one has tad more diameter than others. 

 

[christoophat]

  My X2's jack is just a little more tight compared to my laptop, or phone. But nothing extraordinary. 
I only have to put efforts while inserting TTPOD T1E in it. Maybe that one has tad more diameter than others. 

Yeah, it seems the KZ ed9's plug must be a bit oversize, my JVC HA-FX40s go in & out without extra effort. Guess I'll need to either leave them connected or be careful when removing them.

 

[EISENbricher]

 
Yeah, it seems the KZ ed9's plug must be a bit oversize, my JVC HA-FX40s go in & out without extra effort. Guess I'll need to either leave them connected or be careful when removing them.

Exactly. That may be the possibility.

 

[castleofargh]

 

  My X2's jack is just a little more tight compared to my laptop, or phone. But nothing extraordinary. 
I only have to put efforts while inserting TTPOD T1E in it. Maybe that one has tad more diameter than others. 

Yeah, it seems the KZ ed9's plug must be a bit oversize, my JVC HA-FX40s go in & out without extra effort. Guess I'll need to either leave them connected or be careful when removing them.

one small DAP for each IEM/headphone. problem solved! ^_^, they're cheap, they're small so why not?

 

[EMC2]

Actually I like it that the headphone jack of the x2 is very tight.  I have a Sony MDR-V6 and when I connect this headphone to my iPod Touch and Sandisk Clip+, the sound sometimes cuts in and out whenever I'm moving around and the jack/cord is moving.  However, when those headphones are plugged into the x2, I don't experience those issues at all.  Not sure why, but somehow the tightness of the x2 jack prevents those 'loose jack' sound issues that those headphones have with the iPod Touch and Sandisk Clip

 

[sepinho]

Sorry, if it's been answered before in this thread, but how much battery run-time do you get from your x2 playing FLACs in 16/44.1? I only get around 4-5 hours (using a 16-ohms audio-technica CM700Ti), so I'm wondering if my battery is faulty.

 

[EISENbricher]

  Sorry, if it's been answered before in this thread, but how much battery run-time do you get from your x2 playing FLACs in 16/44.1? I only get around 4-5 hours (using a 16-ohms audio-technica CM700Ti), so I'm wondering if my battery is faulty.

Hmm... I'll try to loop FLAC songs on my X2 today. My library is pretty much has mixed file formats and bit rates, so never checked in that manner. Usually with MP3s I easily get 10+ hour usage with screen turned off. 

 

[sepinho]

much appreciated!

 

[Oppertunities]

  Sorry, if it's been answered before in this thread, but how much battery run-time do you get from your x2 playing FLACs in 16/44.1? I only get around 4-5 hours (using a 16-ohms audio-technica CM700Ti), so I'm wondering if my battery is faulty.

It also depends what brand of Micro SD Card you use, i had to send my Lexar 128GB Card back because it drain to much Power.
Everytime the Battery Indicator drop one Point the Playback broke down for a split second.
I now have a Sandisk 64GB without that Problem and Battery  Life is longer...

 

[sepinho]

Thanks for the info. I'm currently using an 8 GB Patriot mSD. That probably doesn't influence battery performance much, does it?