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qirex posted:There are brands that make decent ones, Hiby, Fiio, Shanling, Aune, etc. a lot of them are pretty much cheap android phones with no cell radio and a headphone jack. There’s also a bunch that use roughly the iPod Nano form factor between $100 and 200. Thanks for the links. I don't understand the players: https://aoshida-audio.com/products/shanling-m0-pro That one comes with no storage, and you have to provide a TF card? https://aoshida-audio.com/products/lotoo-paw "Storage: Built-in MLC flash memory GPS module: built-in" It doesn't list how much flash memory. Why would a mp3 player need a GPS? https://aoshida-audio.com/products/zishan-h1 Doesn't even list any specs at all https://www.linsoul.com/products/hidiz-ap80-pro-x 2.45" screen that lets you read ebooks Micro SD Slot but I guess no built in storage https://hifigo.com/collections/portable/products/shanling-m9-plus $3000 standalone mp3 player... I think those websites belong in the Audiophile Snake Oil thread, what am I missing? Amazon has $25 players with more memory, battery, and bluetooth...
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qirex posted:There's a reason those are $25 and it's usually because the software and interface is garbage. Also, all of them assume microSD cards for music storage. Look at the Shanling M0/M1S, Hiby R2 II/R3 II, all under $200. My ipod shuffle has built in memory, solid interface, itunes software (  ) and was under $80And that was 11 years ago!! e: Since I'm using bluetooth headphones, I think I don't need a lot of the high end features from some of these mp3 players. 4.4mm balanced audio? won't affect. headphone amp? won't affect. Fozzy The Bear fucked around with this message at 00:43 on Dec 20, 2023 |
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