Ummmm......that's kinda difficult.

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Added on March 27, 2011, 6:36 pmOkay noobandroid, check your PM.

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Added on March 28, 2011, 1:48 amAwaiting payment from a potential buyer.
That was fast.

This post has been edited by tunertoobe: Mar 28 2011, 01:48 AM

I tried nationite in Gumstick. Works like a charm but bass sounds different.

Oh yeah, I remember that.

Find a paper clip and push the reset button.

Hehe, thanks.
Waiting payment now. Hope that I can send it tomorrow.

I am(or rather, WAS) owner number 2.

If it isn't in a terribly high compression (level 6 and above), it'll play any 16-bit FLAC.

I've compared them. Without BBE they both sounded exactly the same, even volume wise.
Can't say how they fare against harder to driver headphones/earphones though.

Didn't get a chance to test my SR60i with the C30 or Gumstick.
It actually needs a fair bit more volume on a DAP to reach decent listening levels.

This post has been edited by tunertoobe: Apr 10 2011, 06:12 PM

I think if you already have an IEM, get the C30.
The Gumstick is good for people who are starting out because it is bundled with a good choice of IEMs.
I have compared both, and I absolutely cannot tell them apart.

FLAC compression over 6 can sometimes be problematic.
16-bit is the max, and IIRC I did try 96kHz, no problems.

OIC, then my memory hasn't been right about the sampling rate.

Yes.

Is it a good "side-grade" to a.....say, T51?
Mine is dying on me...well at least half of it. The left side channel is acting up. I think it's the HO port.
When it dies, the bass performance will be sorely missed.

This post has been edited by tunertoobe: Dec 18 2011, 04:18 PM

Hmmmmm......well, for the fun of it I'll take the X19HD anyway. Besides it's capacity is just perfect as I don't need to buy a uSD card (not like it can expand its memory) and just enough for the songs I listen to most (although I do need to convert most to at least 256kbps mp3 for them to fit), saves me quite a lot in the end. I read in head-fi about your comment, saying that X19HD is more compressed. I think I'll just have to live with that for a while until I can comfortably get myself a real audiophile music player....and hope that I haven't trained my ears too good for me to detect it.

BTW how much bass boost does the X19HD give? May be handy for my SR60i......and Atrio (just kidding )

This post has been edited by tunertoobe: Dec 19 2011, 05:40 PM

You mean the digizoid ZO? Not a bad thing. Of course I do not have such high expectations from such a small device.

I am thinking of buying one again. I can't find other PMPs that have that engaging sound sig for the right price.

You've got a lemon.
It's kinda disappointing how Cube is doing poorly with keeping up the consistency of quality of their products. Hippo fares better in this regard.

Yeah I had my Cube for I think about 2 weeks before I sold it. It was very solid dude. Reminded me of a Nokia 3310.
I had the Gumstick for over a year and it was flawless. Requires a bit of learning and getting used to. Yeah it isn't as user friendly as the more established players, but it gets the job done.

Compression too high. I had that problem once. Try reducing the compression level, to 6 and lower.

This post has been edited by tunertoobe: Jul 20 2012, 02:59 PM