Someone said that BT 2.0 struggles with higher frequency mp3 songs. How much is this a compromise?
2012866
I have found the sound to be good with low frequencies, clear and full at mid and high frequencies, which of course is a subjective answer. None of the mini's are full fidelity speaker systems, so all involve compromise. The BT 2.0 compares nicely to other mini's we considered, all of which were much more expensive. Hope this helps.
2012867
I have not had any difficulties with any of my MP3 Playlists. Perhaps the user has a different phone than I do (LG G2), but this speaker has been fantastic for me. I just had to re-charge the batteries for the first time after a lot of usage. The recharge time is a bit long - up to 6 hours for a full charge, but the speaker (at least in my opinion and for my purposes) is worth it - especially for the cost. Good luck!
2012868
I haven't had a problem with it. I use mine in a tractor trailer and listen to music and podcasts without issue. Once in a blue moon it will fuzz up a syllable or a word or maybe a tiny bit of a song. Other than that I've had no issues with Pandora, iheart radio or my iPod.
1010607
Yes, the internal bluetooth sound quality is equivalent to a 128kbps MP3 file. The newversion of this speaker, YU5MB, has APTX bluetooth which is somewhat better. You canalso try an external bluetooth receiver with APTX/AAC.I have compared the bluetooth to direct analog input and their is a difference in the sound. Might not be toonoticeable with pop/acoustic music but it comes out with more complex music.The Vanantoo Transparent One is a good alternative if you can afford it. I'm driving it withan Optical Cable from an Apple TV. Outstanding.
1383922
Did it workout for you.Also, if I use this producy, will I have 2GB on top of the 2GB already in the player? Or is this for one set of songs and the one in the player another set?
1876510
About 2.5 hrs of music per gb at 128 kbps (mp3). Roughly half that for very high quality music (256 kbps.)
901709
I've only used it for cell phones because it knows to pick up the signal. I've never tried it on my BT mp3 player yet so I don't even know how that would work. But, on cell phones and tablets that can handle BT, yes.
1736457
hi there, i don't really no, i use this player only for music audio not for drm protected files but you can search online to find the answeror maybe contact sansa.
128958
Hi, I use an MP3 player and it is working for me :), I hope it works for you!
1404420
I am sorry, but I do not know for certain, however, I'd assume that if you were able to connect other BT devices to it, this one would as well. That said, if you are looking for better quality sound, better than your internal speakers, I would go with something else.
1189552
This company makes a music Streamer model called the HD that will stream up to 192khz.http://highresolutiontechnologies.com/music-streamer-hdHope that helps.
991569
Not really. I have the app, but within the app instructions are provided for 'double up'. However...I am having a LOT of trouble getting them to double up using the app or using the instructions without the app. The instructions are: press the BT and Volume + buttons simultaneously on the speaker that is playing music, and then pressing BT button twice on the speaker that you would like to add. It is not instant...give it some time. And try, try again. No one else seems to be having this problem..not sure what I'm doing wrong.
1692365
You need to go into the settings and change the BT HF/Audio from the default front speakers setting to the All speakers setting. It's on page 23 of the owners manual.
2283589
I am using an 8gb with no problems.User manual says it supports up to 8gb.I have about 1000 mp3`s and that's not even 4gb.
1579712
If you have an iPhone or smart phone, you should be able to stream line it thru your bt. This is from my daughter who is much younger and smarter about these things than I. I love the M20 as it has a funnel ear piece rather than button
635523
since every song is not the same size, the number varies.....usually think about 5MB for each song, so something like 4000/5 = whatever. k everybody i know this isnt an exact measurement so try to hold back the comments, dorks...
1357225
I am not sure it can handle either full SBS or half SBS. I think it may need more Mhz.
1300130
I just installed the v1.4 beta driver on my 64-bit Windows 8.1 laptop, and playback of 24-bit, 192 kHz files is working beautifully (I'm currently listening to Kind of Blue from HDTracks). I have a concert to record this Thursday, so hopefully the A-to-D side is working well also. I use external mic pre-amps and just run balanced "Hi-Z" into the E-MU for recording, so I don't anticipate any problems there.
538670
That depends on the media. Music through the audio-in jack was good while music from the MP3 disc was mixed. I ended up returning it since the mp3 capacity was not as claimed. My previous Sony (CFD-440) was exceptionally good.