Rhapsody dropped RAX format support this year, a real shame for those of us who have enjoyed the R-series Sansa e200.Īs you’ve discovered, current Rhapsody media is now 160kb/s WMA (Windows Media Audio) format. Of course, I’m referring to non-Rhapsody use… The Clip/Clip+/Clip Zip, original Fuze (not Fuze+), and the V2 E2xx series players are the best of the buch, Sansa-wise. But I’m curious - what are the very best mp3 players out there (from anybody), with a sound comparable or better than that of an Iphone.Īny ideas, opinions, or information to wrote:Īny ideas, opinions, or information to share? So, I’ve resolved myself to losing the very high sound quality I like, since there are no other Sansa Rhapsody compatible devices out there considered superior by Sandisk. And I’ve tried adjusting the sound using the equalizer settings - no luck. I’ve talked to Sandisk technical support, and they assure me that the technical specs on sound quality for the clip/zip are equivalent to the e280R, but it’s not to my ear. It’s may be close enough for others, but it’s not close enough for me, so I’m disappointed. I did not do my homework, and I know this device is moderately priced ($39 at Best Buy), but I was hoping for the same richness and sound quality that I get from my iphone and my old e280R. I am having Rhapsody compatibility issues with a very old Sansa e280R mp3 player, so I recently bought a clip/zip to replace it (something small for walking).

I would like to hear opinions and suggestions on the mp3 players with the very best sound quality.

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