Ahahah, no no, don’t worry, I will not bother Saratoga…
But if I win lottery, I promise I will buy a V2 for him.
I understood all what you guys told me. I know I am a bit obsessive, it is in my nature to be extremely detail-lover and if I get a very good device but I know that for same price I could have get a “better one” (better for my tastes and needs) I tend to forget that what I got is good enough.
It is a psicological mechanism.
For example, if you want to buy something which costs 60 bucks just near your house or 30 bucks at twenty blocks from your house, you would surely walk those twenty blocks, isn’t it?
But if it costed 1000 bucks near your house and 1030 at twenty blocks?
They are the same 30 bucks less… But they do not look the same anymore, isn’t it?
By the way, I was able to try a Ipod nano. Second or third generation; no idea, it is the squared one; I like its sound more than Fuze V2 because it is bright and open but not cold, even if not so warm either. It is a well balanced sound. Anyway, I must tell that the difference is on not in “quality”; I mean, Fuze does not sound bad AT ALL. It is just a matter of EQ settings, I mean that if only Fuze had a better EQ, or RB support, it could easily match Ipod sound.
But the price quality of Fuze seems to be just great…
Also, it has got microsd slot!
Anyway Ipod has got one thing which I hope Sandisk will improve in next firmare as I think it is so simple and obvious which may surely be achived with a firmware upgrade: when you browse by artist in Ipod, you can see all the albums of this artists more a “all songs” options. You can enter there and see all the songs and pick one. In fuze there is not this possibility. You can enter on an allbum and see the songs on that album, but there is no “all songs” option; just a “play all” option which directly play all; you can’ pick the song you want. So, if you have many albums of an artist and you lok for a song and don’t remember which album it belongs to, well…
Thanks for the patience guys… and thanks a lot for the help!!!
:)
I have decided that if I canI will take the V1… and I’ll let you know…
Just one thing more: that guy on ABI said that he had two V1, one was older type and was clipping. How can I know which kind of V1 I am getting?
Consider that I will be able to turn device on and look for firmware etc…
Message Edited by San_Discolo on 01-31-2010 12:52 PM