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08-16-2007, 06:45 PM

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Sorry to hear this

Back in the sony walkman days - remember those ? - I often had problems with headphone jacks - presumably we are talking the 'female' part in the box itself that is loose. If you jiggled your headphone jack about a bit you got an intermittant sound?? - Anyways a quick visit to an electronics man (IT guy??) with a small soldering iron often cured the problem by re-anchoring the jack.

Irivers support OGG but not sure about FLAC (i think not)

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Yeah i know a few people who are hardware engineers, so ill see if they can do anything for me, thanks for reminding me.

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Dear aom3,

I am very sorry to hear of your impeding sad loss, but on the bright side I am led to believe you are one of the wealthier patrons on here so it should be a mere drop in the Ocean to someone like yourself.
....i wish

Thanks if all fails ill see if i can get a cheap bid for this, but not willing to pay a lot again lol, thanks


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06-17-2008, 08:10 AM

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Back on topic - my excellent Creative headphones terminally lost their left drivers on Sunday afternoon while I was in mid-walk, and strangely, right at the end of the pier I promenade down....
It was a long and lonely walk back, operating on one channel etc
A strangely hollow and lop-sided and unbalanced experience......
All of that dance music with high-volume bass with all the settings tweaked up to the max finally took it's toll.......

Luckily - I have a second pair in reserve - and am soon ordering another !

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06-17-2008, 06:09 PM

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Pardon ?
Back on topic - my excellent Creative headphones terminally lost their left drivers on Sunday afternoon while I was in mid-walk, and strangely, right at the end of the pier I promenade down....
It was a long and lonely walk back, operating on one channel etc
A strangely hollow and lop-sided and unbalanced experience......
All of that dance music with high-volume bass with all the settings tweaked up to the max finally took it's toll.......

Luckily - I have a second pair in reserve - and am soon ordering another !
Did you find yourself going round in circles as you were walking back. This often happens to me, but it has nothing to do with my headphones.
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