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1. ENABLE FLAC LOG FILES FREAC ARCHIVE
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What's the hold switch actually for then? Shouldn't the sound stay the same when you turn on the hold switch? But, nope.

I also don't like the fact that the Hold switch doesn't make it so you can't turn the sound up and down with the knob. The blinking LED is pretty lame, I know people said you can snip it off with a pair of scissors inside the case, but why did they put it in at all? No electronics device has a blinking LED, especially where it's easily seen. The muffled music file has ID3/meta data tags, the clear sounding music file does not. I believe I read that some people said it become more clearer/better sound after being burned in. I hope burning in the device will change that. Fantastic, LIVE-sounding tracks of famous classical recordings.

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If (-not (Get-Command choco.Out of the box, the v2 doesn't sound as clear as the Colorful C3. Steve (Empirical Audio) pointed out this website to us, which is offering free downloads of 4 Flac files of 24/96 high res music, made with 'high definition tape transfer.' I just downloaded them, and foobar plays them fine, even via spdif out to Oritek Zhaolu DAC.

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