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fox
post Aug 10 2007, 10:44 AM

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dunno how to write review...since i am not an audiophile flex.gif and i dunno much of the terms used in the review rclxub.gif

but i can tell my feeling,
hmm... i enjoyed Mylar3 every morning in LRT on the way to work. noise isolation is great for me, compared to my previous Senn PX200. music is stronger than environmental noise for the first time. ha rclxms.gif
but there exist hissing sound in the silent part of music track, i am not sure is this caused by my IPAQ or due to the sensitivity of Mylar3.
from my experience of listening music using Mylar3, i would say it gives me joy as much as my previous senn PX200, the sound quality maybe better, i notice very clear and bright human voice from Mylar3. Listening to Cheer's song is great with Mylar3, it expresses her unique voice in a more warmful way that touches my hearing neurons from the bottom up...
and i would say with this price, Mylar3 is a bargain given such performance.
fox
post Aug 11 2007, 06:11 PM

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QUOTE(walabies @ Aug 10 2007, 10:30 PM)
Ah... it's 'addicted'...
About the hissing sound, I think some of us here knows how to solve it. Putting a resistor or what...
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wah..need to DIY resistor somemore...
hmm..wait until some of the sifu here show me the correct way :-)
fox
post Aug 13 2007, 08:33 AM

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QUOTE(PcWork @ Aug 11 2007, 07:51 PM)
actually noise is not caused by the earphone itself.
it's the player emitted noise, while the earphone is sensitive enough to pick it up.
which usually low impedance earphone has this kind of trouble for being over sensitive.
if you pair the earphone with some DAP which is good enough,  (example , Zen Micro, Zune) it won't hiss as the player doesn't produce hiss.

anyway,to slove it, as walabies said, we can add up the impedance (resistor) of the specific earphone, by adding some value (usually 15-100ohm) of resistor in series configuration to the earphone signal cable. or make a adapter like picture below so that you doesn't have to operate the earphone itself which operating it will void the warrenty. and adapter is better because you can use it for any other earphone too.
* note :  do make sure to hand match the resistor to exact value (as close as possible you can get),  because even as small as 0.1 ohm will have chances to make the earphone sound imbalance on volume for both side.

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thanks alot for the guide.. notworthy.gif

 

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