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W950i Low Volume Problem | Possible Solutions |
lsl123
Joined: Jul 22, 2007
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But for me it's not just the HBH-DS970 but my supplied headphone as well.I mean when i first got my DS970 it was reversed. Then after i got the firmware R6E28 it got ok but now my wired headset.........any idea? |
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tranaee
Joined: Jan 15, 2007
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On 2007-08-13 14:51:02, lsl123 wrote:
But for me it's not just the HBH-DS970 but my supplied headphone as well.I mean when i first got my DS970 it was reversed. Then after i got the firmware R6E28 it got ok but now my wired headset.........any idea?
I think there is nothing you can do there.. Just wait for a new firmware fix.. Not a big problem really, but why you shoud have it since you paid a lot of money for your music phone?
How is the volume level after the latest firmware? If you can live with a low volume music phone, then you can live with a reversed stereo channels music phone I guess!!.. lol |
lsl123
Joined: Jul 22, 2007
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the volume is the same compared to the previous firmware which is R6D.I can't really see what's the diffrence between these two firmwares.But I had R6D for only about a week b4 i updated again.For me the volume is quite ok as i'm using Itunes to rip my cd's at default setting aac and i'm using stock earphones.Sometimes the volume depends on the cd you're ripping.If some cd has low volume after ripping i'll just use mp3gain.But i prefer not to use it unless the volume is really low.For the reverse stereo i can live with it unless i'm watching movies on it.Anyway I will wait for the next firmware if there's one |
tranaee
Joined: Jan 15, 2007
Posts: 63
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How is the W960 doing in the volume?
Can someone compare it with W950i? |
kradcliffe
Joined: Mar 10, 2003
Posts: 434
From: Aberdeen, Scotland
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Seems still to be on the low side judging by various reviews I've read.
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Posted: 2007-08-13 14:51
