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i had decided on an iPhoto 60 due to cost/GB, but after reading all the complaints of bad sound quality i'm thinking that i'd rather not take the risk. also read in a review at iPodlounge that the mini has sound problems. so, i'm considering a shuffle, or a 20GB. does anyone know if these are free from the reported sound problems?
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Which iPods don't have sound quality issues?
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Graeme_Smith 
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Posted 26 May 2005 - 10:10 AM
I've never heard of any sound quality problems My 1G 40GB iPod photo sounds great. And the 512MB iPod shuffle that I have tried sounds fine.
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Posted 26 May 2005 - 02:07 PM
Hi,
Do you have any links that refer to iPod sound quality problems? I found this one.
http://discussions.i...UUv.2@.68abd575
I have the 4th generation 20 gig iPod and noticed sound problems with certain equalizer settings, though I can't remember which settings caused this. I also notice that my iPod distorts while playing some classical music.
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Do you have any links that refer to iPod sound quality problems? I found this one.
http://discussions.i...UUv.2@.68abd575
I have the 4th generation 20 gig iPod and noticed sound problems with certain equalizer settings, though I can't remember which settings caused this. I also notice that my iPod distorts while playing some classical music.
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Posted 27 May 2005 - 04:21 AM
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I also notice that my iPod distorts while playing some classical music.
I also notice that my iPod distorts while playing some classical music.
Couldn't that be the headphones you are using?
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Posted 27 May 2005 - 11:45 AM
Hi,
It may be the headphones. I haven't really investigated it enough to find out. My thinking is the iPod is a disposible walkman that wasn't built for hi-fi reproduction. If I want really good sound I will stick with my home stereo and a good set of head phones.
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It may be the headphones. I haven't really investigated it enough to find out. My thinking is the iPod is a disposible walkman that wasn't built for hi-fi reproduction. If I want really good sound I will stick with my home stereo and a good set of head phones.
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