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Question: ad sez with sdxc/hc capacity is up to 2tb, but i cant find a sdxc card bigger than 128G.  Am i missing something here?
Document: I find this player to be a definite step up from the iPod. Specifically, the player allows me to play flac files and upgrade my sound experience. The user interface is really self-explanatory, I don't understand how other reviewers couldn't figure it out. The only issue I have had with the player is transferring files to the separate micro sd card, which in some cases results in missing files. However that is related to the sd card, not the player.
The iBasso DX50 sounds great and has a clean logical UI. For storage, this unit can be paired with a micro sd card and USB flash memory via an OTG cable. The replacement battery is readily available and easily replaceable.When I decided to replace my 80GB Zune, I was wanting a dedicated mp3 player with more onboard storage. Avoiding the iTunes infrastructure was also a priority. At first it appeared that the only real choice for a large mp3 collection was a 160GB iPod classic.
In a small part of the interview, the interviewer and interviewee were talking about the comparison between iPod and this sort of DX50-like players, the &#34;Old Buddy&#34; said:&#34;...you will find that we are not doing the same sort of things( refers to Steve Jobs) , consequently, the experience of the product is completely different.
What he did to the portable players, in fact, can be seen as doing a subtraction: in order to make it convenient and fast, he continued to streamline the system and hardware. But we are not, we put the good sound in the first place, in order to achieve this goal, we are not afraid of trial work, we keep trying various parts, adding specifications, which is actually a process of doing addition. Through a careful comparison, you will find the conflict between two different positioning.
I've had the DX50 since around November 2013. The earlier firmware versions had their issues, however the latest firmware as of this writing is pretty spot on. This is a very stable high quality player. I upgraded to this from using my smart phone as a music player and now I can never go back to using a phone again.The 256 steps of very fine volume control this offers is great, can always find that perfect volume.
When designing iPod, all the work focus on this core idea, but not so much on pursuing high-quality sound. When you read the book &#34;Steve Jobs&#34;, there is nothing mentioned about iPod sound tuning, throughout it's all talking about how to integrate a variety of hardware in order to expand the capacity, meanwhile optimizing the system, so that the operation will be simple and convenient.
My cowon j30 finally gave up the ghost. The majority of my music collection is encoded in FLAC files, and i was looking for something that had a professional quality DAC as well as support for lossless file types and gapless playback. This thing rocks, the sound quality is amazing and the UI once you get used to it is top notch. It's got 8 GB internal storage and a micro sdcard slot that will support up to 2TB cards as technology allows.
firmware 1.2.8Bass:Good and controlable bass,tight, quantity good.Midrange: Enjoyable. good detail, not forwardTreble: Ope, but not harsh.You can listen music for long time without feel fatigue.Soundstage: wide enoughI would say, this DAP sound good , detail transparant little bit bright .I suspect this charateristic of Wolfson DACI prefer to use warm sound IEM like SE 215, TDK BA200 to get smooth  sound.Recommended DAP for &#60;$300 price range,
You can certainly buy some more expensive devices to achieve better sound quality, but this one, along with other great competitors in this price range (such as Fiio X3, Hifiman 700), will forever redefine what we could have with 200 dollars...
Was on the fence about buying this, but when the price dropped under $200, I jumped on it. I'm very glad i did.Since the trend in portable music players today is to get smaller and smaller, some people might not like the bulk and heft of this player - I personally like its weight, bulk, and overall rock solid feel.This player is well made, well thought out, and performs almost flawlessly.
Answer: The SD specification (v3.01), "SDXC supports cards up to 2 TB (2048 GB), compared to a limit of 32 GB for SDHC cards in the SD 2.0 specification".  So, maximum storage capacity for an sd HC card is 32Gb, maximum storage capacity for an sd XC card is 2Tb.  When the technology is available to manufacture and sell the cards economically, the technical specifications will support it.  Kind of like how 64bit memory addressing can theoretically allow for 16 Exabytes of memory; it's capable, but the tech just isn't there yet.Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital#SDXC, http://superuser.com/questions/556008/memory-limits-in-16-32-and-64-bit-systems