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I just replaced a 2nd generation iPod Nano with the 5th generation Nano. The audio performance & battery life are a big step backwards from the 2nd generation Nano. (Using same in-ear phones & settings) I returned the first one thinking it was defective, but noticed no improvement. The sound level is lower & if you activate the equalizer, it drops even more. On the other hand, the radio plays very loud, so I'm not sure what is going on. (A software nanny put in place to limit the digital audio output possibly?????) I much prefer the "S" series Walkman for it's more robust/deeper sound.
Any opinions on whether the latest generation iPod Touch or Classic offers much improvement over the 5th generation Ipod with these 2 parameters in mind (battery life & sound quality)? I have tried my in-ear phones with an older iPod Classic & it was actually a bit stronger than my 2nd generation iPod. I'm really confused on which model is the best bet for sound quality/quantity.
Thanks!!
Any opinions on whether the latest generation iPod Touch or Classic offers much improvement over the 5th generation Ipod with these 2 parameters in mind (battery life & sound quality)? I have tried my in-ear phones with an older iPod Classic & it was actually a bit stronger than my 2nd generation iPod. I'm really confused on which model is the best bet for sound quality/quantity.
Thanks!!