iriver T60 1GB, some advice please.

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Nestor
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Jamar wrote:Nestor:

Hrm, I've never heard of that before. What frequencies are bad exactly?
I'm writing a bit late, but here we are... :)

I'm talking about the middle frequencies, you know? But now that I've used the EQ, I can tell you can do what you want with this little unit and fix any problem you may have with your pair of headphones. It is simply superb in sound quality.

I had recently travelled a long way, 7 hours to go, then 7 to get back, and all the 14 hours listening to some good, reasonably loud music… No problems at all! No headaches, no stress, no ear numbness, nothing. I enjoyed to the most, 14 hours of music!

No doubt, the iRiver trade for MP3 are of superior quality compared to most of the market!
*MUSIC* The most Powerful Language in the world! *INDEED*
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I dropped my Muvo one too many times and today I busted the circuit board. No problem I thought, I will just go down to Walmart and get another one. When I got there I found they no longer carry the Muvo so I got an RCA Pearl instead. My first impression was that the sound quality is simply outstanding. You would not think something this inexpensive could sound this good. It has a 2 color backlit display and you can add more memory to it via a Micro SD slot. It has a built in USB plug which flips out. At first the way it organizes music was maddening because it does not use the simple file and folder system. Instead it uses tags. I'm editing the genre tags. I can change multiple file tags at once in Windows. I have three genres now: ambient, podcasts, and my music.
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I've been running the battery for over 12 hours now and it is still going but I plan to be using rechargeable batteries when this runs out. It takes a single AAA battery. The battery compartment sticks out a little in the back making a bump some people don't like but this is the price you pay for being able to replace the battery. The front feels so smooth you want to touch it and the buttons seem very solid. Once you get used to the tags thing it's nice. I found a better way to search for music is by album so I will make the podcasts album tag read podcast so they will in effect seem to be in the same folder and not clutter up the list when looking for music albums.
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