On a related note, the CLAS is only compatible with the newer generations of iPod/iPod Touch/iPad/Nanos, so if you're using, say, a Gen 5.5 or earlier iPod the CLAS will do absolutely nothing for you. Which means the iMod may be the only option open to you.

Not sure about the HP-P1, though.

This post has been edited by jwcy: Jun 13 2012, 09:19 AM

I see. Thanks for the input guys! learnt quite a bit here

May I know who can do this iMod?

This post has been edited by yuka: Jun 13 2012, 11:46 AM

Perhaps you can ask Jaben for assistance, my familiarity with iModding is very general, sorry !

You can try Red Wine Audio. although the prices are a little steep. I'm looking to get the iPod from them too. It's hard to hunt for 5.5g ipod video nowadays.

I have iPod Video 30gb. Hope to find locally who can do this, less hassle for me.

Contact jaben. I guess that's your best bet?

Guys, no new touch screen good audio pmps around? I'm starting to consider getting an iPod touch and LOD out to my amp now.

What happened to the Samsung line of pmps? After the Galaxy Player that line just seems quiet.

The day Android supports USB audio out, will be the day I dump my iPod.

LOL so many android supporter?

its just because sync via itunes is too much of a pain. if only the ipods are drag and drop.

Haha I don't care about the OS, just the sound. But Samsung does have SoundAlive, which I read is apparently good. Like Cowon's JetEffect.

Cant find it at samsung malaysia~ only can find it at global samsung @@

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Added on June 18, 2012, 2:50 amIpod nano or Ipod classic @@
struggling right now @@

This post has been edited by Alex05187: Jun 18 2012, 02:50 AM

I'd choose the classic for the huge capacity.

thnks for the recommendation but i have made my mind

Any recommendations?

Preferred specs-

large quantity (more than 16GB)
plays FLAC
plays AAC/M4A
Not exclusively linked to any programs (ie. no iPods)
Videos, expandable memory optional (though welcome)
RM1000 > please.

There is the 32GB Cowon J3. Plays everything you mentioned, and does not require any special software (or so I understand) to link to your PC and transfer media into. Look for MrJinggles' Cowon Audio sales thread in the tradezone section. Never had one or tried one, but Cowon is famous for sound quality.

There is also the Hifiman line....but very bulky, very old school cassete-player-walkman looking. I had one (HM-601) once. Really really really great sound...but I cannot bring it around without having people wonder from what era I bought that from.

i want to ask is a rockbox sensa fuze player a good player? i don see alot ppl recommend them

So far the only Fuze that can be rockboxed is the old one, not the newer Fuze+. The old Fuze has been discontinued for a while, so availability is scarce.

May i know will rockbox increase SQ?