Thanks for posting that link.
It has a lot of useful info about this problem and shows that a lot of other people are concerned about it.
It’s a shame Sandisk won’t respond to requests for info about a fix for the Clip.
I’m now sorry I recommended the Clip to my friends before I discovered this problem.
I’ve now had to admit I was mistaken and advise them to avoid Sansa Products until Sansa get their act together.
It’s clear now that the Clip could never be sold in a music store with it’s playback speed/pitch problem.
It’s to bad, otherwise it would be a great musicians buddy.
Yes, it was an oversight to assume that the playback speed/pitch would be accurate, based on the fact that all other contemporary products are and no company in their right mind would release a digital audio product that wasn’t.
Having said that.
Playback speed accuracy is a serious sound quality metric to me.
And so I stand by my statement that until the speed/pitch problem is fixed, the Clip and possibly the Clip + cannot be said to have excellent sound quality.
Come on Sansa software dev team, has Sansa management cut off your ?
Your customers are on this forum begging for info!
Where is your voice?
