A normal power cable arrives at the speaker, coming from the receiver. I could split it, but I don’t think it’s possible to connect the power cable to the connector
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A normal power cable arrives at the speaker, coming from the receiver. I could split it, but I don’t think it’s possible to connect the power cable to the connector
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@Baltazard said: (unavailable)From your audiogram, I am surprised you are using an Audeo instead of the Naida!!!
I wondered the same.
Maybe it’s all about size? Audeo is tiny compared to the Naida!
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which makes Audeo not an ideal choice I suppose
It will be if SoundRecover is being used but I wonder about how much room the lows have and whether they are highly compressed at all.
I hated the Naida SP compared to the Naida UP as the SP, sounds were very compressed and I couldn’t hear much. Despite my lows actually fitting the SP, I couldn’t get on with the SP anymore.
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In fact I use SoundRecover and as long as I can I would like to avoid because they remind me too much of the first huge devices I wore as a boy; Luckily, at the time, many people had very long hair (and I had a lot of it
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A question: how do you know that the sound is highly compressed? Can you give me an example?
Thank you
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