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• the small covers for headphones

  I like my Sansa Clip + but unfortunately I lost the little cushion for headphones. Is there a way I can get replacements or am I just being stupid and must buy an old pair off eBay?

  Thank you!

  You can probably find small cushions at Radio Shack, but often, you can find all new Sansa headphones on eBay for not much more than you would pay for the cushions.

• Question about the earphones for sansa fuze.

  Hey,.

  I'm looking for a new helmet for my sansa fuze. If there is someone who can help me with this do it please. I found a page on amazon.com

  Here is the link to this page:

  http://www.Amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_e_0_9?URL=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords=Sansa+headphones&Sprefix=Sansa+HEA

  Can someone help me please by suggesting a good headset for my fuse sansa at a reasonable price

  There are tons of recommendations already on this forum for the headphones and earphones.  Using the search will give you access to them... BUT... take a review or a recommendation with a very large grain of salt.  Headphones or earphones are the most personal part of the audio chain, and everyone has their own "vision" of what makes a great set.  I can love, you hate him.  No a pair of headphones will be perfect for all applications.

  I use a set of Grado GS 1000 when I want to extract every bit of sound information of the "rocket"; I use the Sennheizer 201 or 202 for general use (meaning: good, but not fantastic sound) and a pair of headphones marshmallow JVC to talk radio applications.

  These are my preferences; yours may be completely different.

  I'm sure that the recommendations are abound, but the only one who really knows your ears and your preferences is Y-O-U.

• Connection to a system of Logitech speakers to my laptop

  I recently acquired the above speaker system & would like to connect to my laptop. The only available is headphone - anyone any experience of this?

  Don't you think someone might be able to help not knowing anything about your model of laptop, and the Logitech speakers?

• Newbie question: connect 260e for car radio?

  My Toyota 2004 and 2001 Forester have not the input jacks audio that I could connect out the Sansa headphones in.

  I thought I'd try to hack the radio and find a place that I could hack into a material, but that would probably be a nightmare because it would tax the limits of my electronics savvy and probably worse again, the process of removing the radios in cars is a buster knuckle real anyway.

  Thus, outside of the option is not-very-acceptable to get a new sound system with Jack on the front panel, what are my options?

  Both cars have players layer and I remember they used to be adapters autour who would take an audio input minijack and plug a fake tape in there and plays that way.

  Any info on that? Any experience on this? All sources of these?

  I suspect as it might be adapters that will take the output of the Sansa and will load on FM radio.

  Any info or experience on this? All sources of these?

  Any recommendations? Suggestions?

  2603v1 with the latest firmware.

  Alex

  Get an adapter cassette for $3 on Ebay.

  FM transmitters are much more expensive for much less useful. You need an empty space on your radio (tough in a town) dial, you need a transmitter that allows you to choose the frequency (some have certain fixed frequencies) and after my experience with a Belkin - same out in nowheresville - issuer derivative so that you lose the sound.

  The cassette adapter is not as good as a direct AUX-in, but it's better than the transmitter.

• Potential problem of Volume

  I got my 8 GB Sansa Fuze for well over a month now, and until last week, I did not have problems.  So here's what happened: I was a song listenening and visited account I was not in the mood for it, so I went back to the list of music, while the song played again to select another song.  At the point where the new song started playing, my ears were blown, although I had very low volume initially.  Immediately, I took my Sansa headphones out of my ear and the volume, because I thought that I accidentally put it high by accident.  To my surprise, the volume was still weak, as I left it, and the music was always blasting out of the atria.  Regardless of how I adjusted it, nothing seemed to work.  I then decided to pause the song and then play again, that solved the problem.

  Because it happened so late in the night, I thought I was losing my mind.  IJust yesterday, however, it happened again in the afternoon, which has confirmed what I have lived the previous week. What I want to know is this: is there something wrong with my Sansa Fuze specifically, or is this a bug?  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Its a Bug. There are a number who have this problem. It is more a work around which is just don't do it, don't hit these keys in this order.

• Headphone Jack does not fit into my new Sansa Clip +.

  Hello

  I just bought a new Sansa Clip + so I could listen to my songs while he's on vacation, but when I put in my profile 3.5 headphone jack into the hole on the side of the mp3 player, it will not thoroughly and grave if I don't hold him properly. That is how a Sansa Clip + is? because I found it very boring.

  I hope someone can answer quickly because I'll be on vacation in a week about. And sorry for my English because it is not my mother tongue.

  When the player is again taking is very tight and it takes a little force to get the plug completely.

• The Sansa View headphone jack repair

  How to fix a headphone jack for listening to Sansa View problem

  I bought a refurbished Sansa View 8 GB a while back for $60 at a hypermarket on the local computer and
  It came with a political guarantee of 60 days and 30 days of return of the store.  I liked the view better
  only the rocket and the Clip, they had for similar prices because of the larger screen.  At the time I'm not
  know that Sandisk has been gradually the support of support for new players, or about the
  others have had to problems.
  On the second day, I had the player, I noticed that the headphones were not playing both
  channels correctly, and if I shook the card he got much louder.  I could the deal and he would play
  good for awhile and then a channel would cut out randomly.  After some research, I found that
  others have had the same problem.  I tried to return it, but somehow, I had lost the hardback cover
  that describes the product and contains the chisel, and they could not return.  They would have
  I would like to swap with someone else and his sleeves to return the original unit, but they sold the
  them and never got over.  I think I was about $ 60 at that time here, so I went
  back line for further research.  I found a guy on this forum who had disassembled one, therefore, using
  his instructions (with some modifications), I took mine hand, found the bad soldering and fixed
  them.  Here's how:

  1. use a PIN or sharp knife to release the tiny connector black rubber that covers the screw
  It must be removed to open the case; It is located to the right of the usb plug (ahead of)
  Reader).  Put the CAP and the screws that you remove so later in a small Tupperware
  you do not lose them.
  2. remove the screw, with a very small phillips head of a glasses or a good game repair kit
  precision screwdrivers.
  3. the bottom right corner should now be free; Remove the plastic cover of metal
  Basic it and work slowly around the case counterclockwise, separating the nail of the thumb
  If you're going to.  You may need to use a tiny flat head to press the strips in transparent plastic
  which become visible when you move along the line of separation.  Take your time in order to not break
  no label.  Finally you get to the last tab in the lower left corner of the headphone jack.
  This is where I had my only problem.  Other blogs say to lift a lever to more
  release this tab; I found that nothing seemed to free him and after several minutes of
  soft eyes I broke something and it came loose.  I think it was super-colle in place!
  4. I didn't take away the little water that connects the encoder in the Council, because it is very
  difficult to re - install these things, so just press the cover of how to get to the screen and
  Live PC.  There are 2 tiny black screws holding the display remove them and
  equivalent it loose, leaving the attached ribbon cable again
  5. now you can see the battery; out of its niche and disconnect the 3 tiny dumb son.
  Nector and set it aside.
  6. push the lid, so you can see the 3 tiny black screws holding circuit board printed; delete
  them (the last is difficult to see, it's in the corner to the right of the headphone jack).  Equivalent
  the Platinum (the cursor for the power switch appears immediately switch).  You should now be
  looking at the empty metal casing and the display, printed circuit board and a plastic cover should
  all be loose, but still connected by two ribbon cables.  In the Tupperware you
  should have 1 small black cap, 1 small silver screw, 5 small black screws, the slider switch.
  and the battery.
  7. I now inspect the plug welds helmet, and it was very obvious that 2 of
  the legs were loose, probably because of not enough solder on them.  I warmed up a little
  flat-head screwdriver precision with a mini torch and has used and very fine electronics
  welding to weld safely.  After a thorough inspection of the other joints, I decided to leave
  alone because they looked OK.
  8. I now plugged the battery and booted up the test before I re-assembled.  Both
  channels played now, but I've always heard some static when you turn the CAP.  I have fig-
  measured, it was normal in my experience with small electronic devices, so I assembled the player
  and more broadly, tried using headphones and a cable to connect to my receiver.  He
  now worked better, but still had some problems with making good contact.  Now at least I can
  He lay and he will play both channels indefinitely.  I think that the problem is related to the
  bad quality of decision-making.
  9. I'm going to use it at work for a while with my powered speaker system and see how it
  works.  In the future I will try to clean the plug with the electronic device, and if that does not work
  help can I go back in and try a few welding more or contacts inside making bending.
  Worst case I might have to find a plug of new, high quality and weld them, hoping that I don't fry
  whatever it is the heat.

  So repair all taken only an hour (excluding research).  I now have the confidence to
  Difficulty everything that can go wrong in the future.  I could swap the battery in 10 minutes and I
  hear they are only about $20, so I could keep this thing going for years.  I went from $ 60
  brick for a machine that could last a long time.  I wouldn't buy a Sansa View,.
  But if you have already, I sincerely hope that this information will help to...

  It's my last update to my problem of current headphones.  The view is now fixed; Although having a few changes

  appearance.  It now sports an inch and one-quarter long cast taken helmet hanging out where the taking of origin to reside.  You can laugh now, but not for too long, because this thing is perfect now!  The repair is also robust enough to

  Use it as a portable device (carry in your pocket or other) without worrying too ripped loose.

  Here's how I did it:

  After disassembly, I unsolder the old jack, carefully lift one corner at a time, until all 6 solder joints were loose.  The

  2 front and 2 rear tabs are on enveloping metal clips which can be removed separately.  The old jack appears just out of it

  slot in the jury.  Earlier, I bought an extension of 3.5 mm headset (with volume control, $8.99, p/n 4202559) from Radio Shack, just because it was the smallest molded into the store.  They had one for $2.49, what was right, but it was twice as big, so I spent the extra bucks because he must fit into the original hole.  I now have it cut and stripped the wires, leaving only an inch of thread on the new socket.  Then I soldered the 3 wires in their appropriate places, as

  as a result;  looking at the top of the Board, with the power switch facing you, you have 6 contacts arranged like this.

  : the 2 middle are positive of left and right, top left (ground) common to both channels. The others are only to secure the plug to the Board of Directors.   After brazing firmly the son I just put all together. the ribs on the molded strain relief perfectly nested within the original hole in the case, then it will not easily get out but retains some flexibility.  The only problem I see is that the case is not quite keep hanging down in that corner more, but that could easily be corrected by a small drop of super glue.  I'll do it later if it seems that the case is in danger of seperating

  or if the wire pulls.  I have also considered the fill area with hot melt glue, but who could do a more difficult future repair.  I think that super glue will be the best and is still to open again if you only use a microdot of glue.

  So after all this pain and suffering, I finally a player, maybe I can use for years to come.  Total cost:

  Given to nine Sansa View 8 GB... $60.00

  RadioShack 3.5 mm ext. p/n 4202559... $9.00

  Duracell Micro SD card 8GB... $20.00

  Total .........................................................................$89.00

  Of course, I could buy a 16 brand new notice of GB for that price, with one year warranty!  Well, NOW you can laugh,

  as long as you want!  But wait a minute, I would have just the same problem with a new, a week or a month

  After the purchase?  Then I could send it to Sandisk for RMA and after paying for delivery, and in the meantime maybe a month to get him back, I would have another new view to manhandle.  So a year later, after the replacement of my 3rd or 4th, the guarantee was due to expire, and I do repair above on it to make it work, having had the use of the thing for only 6 months of the first year, what with shipment will remind it so many times!  So maybe my path is correct. at least I use throughout the day now, and I'll NEVER have to send anywhere.

  The moral of this story is: don't out cheap if you want a decent PMP - spend $150-200 for a Samsung P3 or a

  Cowon S3; both have video and excellent sound and can read files DivX 800 x 600 without conversion, have tactile and menus screens customizable, not to mention the bigger screens.  If you just need to play music, there are a myriad

  players good markets that are simple and almost indestructible and if you lose or break will be a much less expensive than lesson

  that I've learned.

• Listen to the radio on sansa fuze without headphones?

  I have a sansa fuse, which I use all the time and I also have one of these former CD/cassette/radio players who take a lot of space on my desk.

  My use of the big CD player has declined even more since I brought a mini speaker and tend to play all my music to my rocket using the speaker. In other words, until I bore you with my collection and you want to listen to the radio I connect the speaker and even when she is beautiful like this it can be crunchy. If it's windy then it is a waste of time to try. Is there an accessory sandisk or other that I can plug my rocket and listen to the radio of my choice? I use my big radio player now and I really want to get rid of him.

  Thank you.

  Get a fairly long very thin wire and attach to the form of speakers as shown at the bottom of the page.

  http://www.fixup.NET/tips/srfs83/srfs83.htm

• I would like to know is made for Sansa Fuze, allowing me to control it via headphones?

  Let me clarify the subject.

  I like the way the player is locked by dragging down the power switch. But put it on my Pocket then get a song I don't want to hear right now and need to unlock before locking back is a bit frustrating. So I would like to know is there an output/headphones on the market that I can buy with this feature.

  -Fox

  Unfortunately, no. The headphone jack is not wired for it.

• Anyone know how to convert music videos using a Mac on Sansa Fuze? What software or format?

  I tried a number of formats using free video converters with the chance to know. Is there someone out there has this problem or has a solution. As I said I tried the formats listed on Web of Sandisk site with some free video converters and the only format that appears in Sansa Fuze is .avi but player message is unsupported media. Do you have someone at - it an answer or a workaround? I would be grateful someone help.

  Thank you

  goss9

  Have you tried video4fuze?

  http://code.Google.com/p/video4fuze/

• Anyone else miss the Sansa Lil' Monsta?

  Anyone else miss the Lil' Monsta?  I even vaguely remember a version of the firmware, or a modification of it, which was an animation of the Lil' Monsta power (but it locks my drive and I had to switch back).

  Went.  But not forgotten.

  R.I.P. Lil' Monsta.  We hardly knew ye.   * sniffle *.

  I like the lil Monsta too, especially the site of the defunct lilmonsta.com, which featured the Monsta demonstrating the e200.

  

  You should have just seen the Monsta chomp on the music to appreciate it.  He has even let out a burp later, nice touch.

  Once, I promised to wear the Monsta earlier.  Dig up that baby, let's party!

  

  Bob

• Looking for a Sansa Fuze helmet

  Hi, I love the headphones supplied with Sansa Fuze. They have a good sound quality and very comfortable. After 4 years of use, my helmet broke recently, and I can only hear through one of the buds. I leaned to replace them, but so far I have had no luck. I was wondering if anyone had any idea on how to get a pair. Thank you these are the ones I'm looking for http://www.pcmag.com/slideshow_viewer/0, 3253, l = 225432 & a = 225358 & po = 5, 00.asp? p = n

  
  

• Sansa Clip 4 GB Silver - Volume? Disappear!

  Hi all

  I would like to share with you my problem with my Sansa Clip (purchased 1.5 years ago) wonderful...

  Given that I have installed the latest firmware (two weeks ago more or less) I noticed that the Volume menu is missing it is disappear!

  I'm in Europe, and right now my Sansa manual becomes almost unnecessary due to the change of firmware...

  Anyone know how to adjust the volume higher and hence? get up to the maximum level is so low... I have regular headphones (with no sound limit)...

  is possible that sansa must follow the European rules on the decibel limit? If it is, I do not agree because I think is the TSA who should choose how to listen to music.

  Hope that this message could be useful also for other European customers

  Miikerman
  Sansa Guru
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  1. on your Clip, press the button (the small button on the face of the clamp) home.

  2. go to the bottom and select settings.

  3. under settings, go down and select Reset all.

  4. When prompted, choose North America or the rest of the world for your region.

  This, then, gives you an option of high volume under the option of adjusting the Volume under settings.  Go to and select it.

• 8 gb Sansa Clip play more hard

  The other day I went to play my Sansa Clip and noticed that the volume was not its usual volume.

  I immediately thought of the volume...

  He was already at its maximum volume?

  I usually play either this device through a pair of Sony headphones or my son amplifier (to play music and electronic together through).

  These TWO devices have the same problems - the MP3 player simply has not played at the high plus volume.

  I haven't played around with what anyone on the device, the Clip had a life good and safe, not been stamped on, thrown autour etc etc.

  In my view, it is guaranteed for one year, but I did keep the packaging, etc. - he bought off Amazon.co.uk.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Jez

  Solved !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  It was done by the rearmament of the factory settings and selecting North America (even if I'm in Europe) who turned my Sansa Clip love to produce that its very nice!

  Yay!

  Forum thank you