I have the irig and griffin cable and there is some bleed and noise that I don't like, does this have something like that? Is the sound clean?
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There might be a TINY bit of noise but it's almost unnoticeable and does not limit you in any way. I have never noticed while I'm playing.
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Yes you can go with it! I had the IRig too and I don't regret having changed.
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I don't use the griffin cable, but the positive grid sounds more clear that the irig.
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For what it's worth, I just got the 605 model and there is no buzzing on mine. I think, like most issues with items, it effects a small minority. But of course when you spend $1,000+ if there is an issue you tend to be very vocal about it, which I understand.
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After hours of use, I have not had a noise problem. Make sure you are using shielded cables all the time and check loose connections.
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No back light bleeding problem and no high pitched high pitched noise with my two monitors. Normally I am susceptible to hearing the high pitched whine of electronic components and these monitors have yet to show this type of behavior. YMMV.
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I got the I-Inc if281 which is almost identical to the HannsG 28. I got it on 12/7/09 and it says manufactured in July 09. I have had no problems with anything really. There is no noise, in fact my area is quiet (at work) and I don't hear a thing. I would exchange yours if you can. BTW CompUsa had the IF281 for <250> last week.
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Could be cable / power point issue..the XLR cable will cut off the hum..( Balanced cable )..
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Hello Jonathan:) Yes it is cable,great HD,,,,but one thing I would like to say is the volume does not get loud enough to hear unless you turn it up all the way! It doesn't happen on all channels,but it is the only irritating thing about it :) If you get a sound bar it might help.But Panasonic is the reason I purchased it,great name. Other than the sound, it is great. I bought it 3 years ago and still going strong,,,,I would buy it again,,,,hope this helps your decision<Bye,Carol :)
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Hi Coralio,No, this is not normal. Having a small kid I experienced that these recorders are very impact/pressure resistance and what you've received sound like a defected product.Cheers, Pejman
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I found the sound definitely changes but i don't think it's that bad at all. I find that on some of these devices including my phone and iPad i will "cup" the speakers anyway to direct the sound back at me and that's basically what the case does too when flipped over.
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Sorry, but the plug/iOS input jack is noisy. If you want a lower noise floor, you should get an adapter that hooks up to the 30-pin/lightning jack like an Apogee Jam.
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There is no cable noise whatsoever, the quality of the sound is very nice. &#128077;&#128076;
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I did not hear 60Hz hum or buzz when using my Fuze+. Many other inexpensive MP3 players (eg Panasonic, Cobe) have very conspicuous electronic noise from the unit processor (aka interrupt noise). I find the SanDisks Sansas better shielded from internal noise than cheapter products, but it is not perfect. AC hum hasn't been one of my complaints. Another idea you could try, if you happen to be in a high-noise area, is to get a length of wire, connect it to a metal coffee can and plug the wire into the ground outlet of a three-pronged outlet. That should create a Faraday cage which should absorb that 60Hz signal. I did not hear 60Hz hum or buzz when using my Fuze+. Many other inexpensive MP3 players (eg Panasonic, Cobe) have very conspicuous electronic noise from the unit processor (aka interrupt noise). I find the SanDisks Sansas better shielded from internal noise than cheapter products, but it is not perfect. AC hum hasn't been one of my complaints. Another idea you could try, if you happen to be in a high-noise area, is to get a length of wire, connect it to a metal coffee can and plug the wire into the ground outlet of a three-pronged outlet. That should create a Faraday cage which... » Read More I did not hear 60Hz hum or buzz when using my Fuze+. Many other inexpensive MP3 players (eg Panasonic, Cobe) have very conspicuous electronic noise from the unit processor (aka interrupt noise). I find the SanDisks Sansas better shielded from internal noise than cheapter products, but it is not perfect. AC hum hasn't been one of my complaints. Another idea you could try, if you happen to be in a high-noise area, is to get a length of wire, connect it to a metal coffee can and plug the wire into the ground outlet of a three-pronged outlet. That should create a Faraday cage which should absorb that 60Hz signal. « Show Less
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Not at all, I use mine to stream, Make music, and make YouTube videos and I have noticed no errors with feedback, It is perfectly timed with my video every time i use it (It might be the audio cables that i bought separate but when i first got it i didn't use the chords and it still worked perfect) But my viewers & I love the microphone and have no problems with it, I would get it! (Get a pop filter and scissor stand, You can thank me later :)
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I can't answer your question but I can say that mine does not have occasional sound drops. Our audio source is cable TV and XBOX 360.
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Yes its not so much as sound bleeding, it permeates thru the air. These headphones were made to allow surround sound capability w ur music. And they are definitely not noise cancellation either
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I have never had any problem with unusual sounds. On the contrary, sometimes I think mine sounds better, crisper and clearer than my more expensive, more powerful, but 1 year older, Onkyo system.
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It's a simple device with mechanical electrical contacts inside. So far, I have never noticed any degrading of signals because of dirty contacts that can cause a scratching or intermittent output. But this can occur in these type of switches over time that require using contact cleaner to restore clean contacts. It has not degraded the signal for my purposes, which is switching headphone outputs.