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What is the best audiophile portable wav player ?
Hi,
I am considering purchasing a portable player to play my flac files. Of course the obvious answer is the Rio Karma. But it seems that it will be discontinued. In addition, since it takes only a couple of minutes to uncompress a flac show directly to a player's hard drive, I was contemplating buying a 40-60 Gbytes player that can play wavs. Can someone recommend such a player with audiophile sound quality. I dont need something that can play videos or whatever: just music. A recommendation for a suitable headphone would also be appreciated. Thanks a lot. Irky No members have liked this post.
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Re: What is the best audiophile portable wav player ?
I'd get a 60 gb ipod and run rockbox on it. I don't have one myself but it is supposed to play flac and have gapless playback. My local hifi magazine gave the ipod video very good revievs in terms of sound quality but it's your ears that is going to listen to it. They also recommended the AKG K 24 P headphones and a lot of people seem to like sennheiser's px 100 too.
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Re: What is the best audiophile portable wav player ?
depends on the type of headphones you like...
over ear ear buds in ear I personally have and love the sony MDR-EX71 in ears, there are reviews saying that the cords suck, they did! but have now been fixed. Quote:
another brand getting great reviews are Shure No members have liked this post.
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