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Originally Posted by lnagel View Post
I've been listening to a lot of different kinds of music on the N900 since I got it 2 weeks ago and I must agree -- this is one of the best portable devices I ever heard. While it doesn't live up to a proper amplifier with a clean digital input.. it doesn't have any of the background noise or clicks/pops either like most laptops do

Leaving aside the original earbuds (which sound quite muddy), I've been testing the N900 with a pair of Audio-Technica ATH-M50's which the N900 can power quite well, even though they're rated at 38ohm.

Provided with high-quality source files, I must say that the N900's playback is as clean and balanced as I had hoped for. There's absolutely no missing details in sound nor any need for an EQ, provided that your headphones themselves have a good flat frequency response.

In comparison with a 3rd gen. iPod Nano, the N900's quality is MUCH better, especially in the areas of stereo separation and clarity of sound details.
I own a pair of M40fs I use for recording and I can say with confidence that the regular player with it's current EQ is not as good as on other devices I own. I do a lot of recording and mixing (I'm a recording guitarist) and my ears are quite sensitive to variations in frequencies.
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Last edited by nax3000; 2011-03-18 at 12:28.