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July 31st, 2009

peltier_cooler said :

Regarding your answer:

First thing I tried. Actually, I tried five different headphones. All had exactly the same problem on both mp3 players.

I think Sansa may have a little problem here.

Darned shame, too, since they are otherwise <a href>http://stuffilikenet.wordpress.com/2009/01/15/rockbox-and-sandisk-sansa-mp3-players/>excellent players</a>.

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