MOtorola S9 Earphones: Music goes "in and out" Is it caused by physical movement?
826415
I too have had the same problem with the headphones cutting out. I bought a pair from Best Buy and was paired it with my Treo700w and my Palm T3 with a third party gateway app. It cut out with both. Later, I bought a bluetooth adapater for my PC and it did the same. I returned the S9 to Best Buy and bought a pair of their Insignia BT headphones. It works with all three devices with no cutting out whatsoever. So I thought I got a defective S9. When I saw the bulk pack here for $50, I bought it. I am having similar problems with cutting out (not as bad) but this pair at least controls the media player (prev, next, pause). The first pair didn't. From my experience with these three pairs of wireless headsets, I would say that the S9 has manufacturing problems. If everyone had the same cutting out problems, I'm sure that we'd see more posts than there are, and this product would certainly not have a 4 star rating. If I am still having problems with this pair, I think I'm going to call Motorola and see about getting a replacement pair. If they say that these problems are normal, I'll be returning them. The Insignia headphones aren't as sleek as these, but at least they work.
2175374
I don't think so. I mean I guess if its REALLY loud any earphones would vibrate, but if you are just playing it normally loud, I don't think that is normal. I really like these earphones. Comfortable and good sound quality, so I would say maybe they need to be exchanged. Hope this helps.
1877792
I use my own ear phones. I switch between ear buds and sony head phones. I have also simply plugged in a mini speaker when on a treadmill. The included headphones have the "button" to interrupt the music and get info, but my mini speaker and wireless headphones do too.
558412
The only time this happened to me is when I bought another Roland sound system that was used and returned it shortly to the store. My mobile cube is working fine. You might have interference coming in through that particular location so try another one, otherwise, I think you might have to return it or get it fixed; Yours could be an unfortunate lemon.
207099
the sound comes from your computer not the ewi... so yes if you plug in the head phones it cuts off the sound to the speakers...and since there are no moving parts, there is no clicking sounds from touching the keys... it is an instrument all by its self and requires you to practice the difference from changing octives, once mastered there is no end what you can do with the ewi... have fun
1206482
That sounds like a source output issue (either the audio source equipment or the audio file). The Crossfade LPs deliver extraordinary base. Their 50mm drivers help ensure crystal clear, heavy base, without the distortion associated with overloading smaller drivers. I plug mine into my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and the phone automatically reduces the default volume to 60% to prevent ear damage, because turning it up to 100% might hurt.
697481
I had a mechanical problem, the headphone jack began to crackle when the headphone plug moved at all, and finally one channel began to go out when the headphone cord moved at all. SanDisk technical support did a quick bit of troubleshooting on the phone, and then gave me an RMA for returning a device. I'm awaiting a new one.
753274
Donnie: Next to the left of the volume control and the two inputs that are for headphones and "line out" there is a switch that says "Hold on" and "Off". Make sure the switch is in the "hold off" position. That should solve the problem.
767936
I did not find any external annoyance. I suppose in very noisy environments this could occur but I had no problem. Further I wear high end hearing aids (best thing for music I ever did) so the ear plug option would not have worked for me anyway. I love these little light head phones. I have a large Klipsch 10 speaker surround system and did not think the sound would compare. Does not Move the room :-) but still very nice!!
359891
It does this any time I pause and then try to play the music again. I have to turn of the headphones and reconnect to get the music to play correctly again. I plan on contacting customer service. If it continues I want to return it or get a replacement.
2126911
If the headphone cable is properly connected to the headphones, you shouldn't need to rotate the 3.5mm jack. If this only happens with one device, it's probably not the headphones, but if the issue occurs when connected to multiple devices, then switch cables. If the problem persists with different cables, then get the headphones checked. Hope this helps.
1276560
Yes, and I think it was static at first. Adjusting the volume helped, but you must not mess with the volume and switches much. They are fragile micro switches and easily messed up. To turn off the ear phone, I opened the battery department. Even with the best of care I noticed that because I sweat a lot, the ear phones started sloshing like there was water in them. So throw it out and buy another. At that price from Amazon, you can throw them away like disposable contact lenses. I found that even with the most expensive hearing aids with all the latest software programs, they still malfunctioned but at a much higher cost to repair. Keep listening Yes, and I think it was static at first. Adjusting the volume helped, but you must not mess with the volume and switches much. They are fragile micro switches and easily messed up. To turn off the ear phone, I opened the battery department. Even with the best of care I noticed that because I sweat a lot, the ear phones started sloshing like there was water in them. So throw it out and buy another. At that price from Amazon, you can throw them away like disposable contact lenses. I found that even with the most expensive hearing aids with all the latest software programs, they still... » Read More Yes, and I think it was static at first. Adjusting the volume helped, but you must not mess with the volume and switches much. They are fragile micro switches and easily messed up. To turn off the ear phone, I opened the battery department. Even with the best of care I noticed that because I sweat a lot, the ear phones started sloshing like there was water in them. So throw it out and buy another. At that price from Amazon, you can throw them away like disposable contact lenses. I found that even with the most expensive hearing aids with all the latest software programs, they still malfunctioned but at a much higher cost to repair. Keep listening « Show Less
469532
To isolate if it is the phones, try them in a different device and with different audio sources. Also make sure it is properly seated in the headphone port. Cases sometimes prevent full insertion.
2036527
I listen to a lot of Diana Krall type jazz and classical piano music and have not heard the sibilance in the headphones. Sadeo Watanabe's sax seems smooth to me in my head. Not a normal shortcoming of the phones but anything is possible. If you less than 500 hours on them just let them play a while longer at normal volume with a variety of music and see if it goes away.
479463
Yes I have had the same problem. I think that it has to do with the AUX music device it's hooked up to, phone, iPod etc.... I haven't had it do that when I've used the built in radio. I believe if you go into the volume control of the device your using there should be a setting for that. Hope that helps�
155738
The black volume switch on the cord is a little heavier than the cord. When you run it causes the black part to bounce around on your neck, jostling the headphones.
660159
YES. This problem is the main reason I don't wear these earbuds anymore. They sit in a drawer...waste of money.