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Old 06-05-2008   #1 (permalink)
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ONDA or Meizu

Do ONDA and Meizu have the same soundchip ?
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Depends, of course, on what models. Meizu will have superior quality though.
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Depends, of course, on what models. Meizu will have superior quality though.
Does it come with superior quality stuttering sound?
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The sound quality from Meizu is far superior from Onda. I used to have the Onda 858 and 747, Onda is a class lower.
I NEVER (and I mean really never) had stuttering sound on my M6SL.
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I have never had the infamous stuttering problem as well. Meizu FTW!
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ondas` newer players (747, 767, 777 etc) are best as video players, they do not have any advanced chips etc to handle audio and the built in one on the main chip is all but OK, if you want a player for audio quality the meizu is your man, want good video performance with multiple formats etc then go down the onda route, but suffer with lower quality audio, and a less well rounded player, they are good, but not up to meizu standard yet
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The sound quality from Meizu is far superior from Onda. I used to have the Onda 858 and 747, Onda is a class lower.
I NEVER (and I mean really never) had stuttering sound on my M6SL.
Well... your are truly biased... "I NEVER (and I mean really never) had stuttering sound on my M6SL"... this proud statement doesn't mean that this doesn't exists... it have been accepted as a problem by Meizu spokesman... kindly read here... in fact it's a very shameful issue.

It's not true that Onda VX858 >> RK -2608A + Wolfson WM8750S... has "a far inferior" sound... this chips combination plus Microsoft PlayFX put the sound of VX858 in the same level of Meizu players... but as a device Meizu is better functionally than Onda players...

Anyway this topic "sound quality" it's extremely subjective... at the end each user invents his own reason to make others believe that his device has best sound than others.

BTW I own a Onda VX858, a Meizu M3 and a Cowon D2... and I won't lie to others saying which one have better sound.
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Idk why some of you guys have the stuttering problem. I don't have it on my m3, I have mostly VBR mp3s and some 192kbps - 320kbps mp3s. :/ Well, I think that it has happened before on like 2 songs (of over 2000 different played on the player) which isn't an big issue for me.
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DaremoS, I don't understand how he is biased for saying that he has never had that problem. He didn't say that the problem didn't existed.
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Idk why some of you guys have the stuttering problem. I don't have it on my m3, I have mostly VBR mp3s and some 192kbps - 320kbps mp3s. :/ Well, I think that it has happened before on like 2 songs (of over 2000 different played on the player) which isn't an big issue for me.
This issue depends on the habits as a listener of MP3 music in the Meizu player... the people which rip his own material won't have problems, except if its added cover art too big embedded in TAGS.

The people who download MP3 from the net, ripped by others, have more possibilities to have stutter... specially if were used old encoders, if the files get affected during the transmission, if the original rippers add big cover art using rare programs or rare programs are used for tagging.
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