Audiophile Headquartershttp://audiophile.blog.co.uk/en-EUhourly82000-01-01T12:00+00:00Audiophile Headquartershttp://audiophile.blog.co.uk/http://data5.blog.de/design/preview/70/c392147c0eb164eef5984d08b3d10e_160x200.jpgSandisk's Sansa Fuze - an audiophile's partner in crimehttp://audiophile.blog.co.uk/2008/06/27/sandisk-s-sansa-fuze-an-audiophile-s-par-4370227/2008-06-27T08:34:07+02:00 <p>To audiophiles looking for a new portable mp3 player with unmatched sound quality, read on.<br>
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I recently purchased a Sansa Fuze (from Sandisk - famous memory card makers). Now, I am all about sound quality - I really don't care about those players that can take pictures or has a built-in lighter in it. I just want a decent sounding portable player. Head-to-head, I thought that for the small form factor portable mp3 players, the iPod Nano and Sandisk's Sansa Fuze was a good match. On identical headphones (which was a Sennheiser PX200), I listened to the exact same track on both players with no Equalizer cuts or boosts (which the Fuze has, and the Nano doesn't) and I can say for certain that there is a definable difference between these players. The Sansa Fuze beats the Nano hands down and the best part of it is that the Sansa Fuze is around £20 cheaper. Furthermore, it has memory expansion, an FM tuner, voice recorder and video player. It always pay to do some good sleuthing before you buy your gadgets, and I'm glad I did mine. If you are looking for a cheap portable mp3 player, the Sandisk Sansa Fuze is defintely worth looking into. Read more about it in the <a href="http://www.sandisk.com/Products/Catalog(1256)-SanDisk_Sansa_Fuze.aspx">Sandisk Website</a>.
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<p> <small> <a href="http://audiophile.blog.co.uk/2008/06/27/sandisk-s-sansa-fuze-an-audiophile-s-par-4370227/#comments">Comments</a> </small> </p>To audiophiles looking for a new portable mp3 player with unmatched sound quality, read on.
I recently purchased a Sansa Fuze (from Sandisk - famous memory card makers). Now, I am all about sound quality - I really don't care about those players that can take pictures or has a built-in lighter in it. I just want a decent sounding portable player. Head-to-head, I thought that for the small form factor portable mp3 players, the iPod Nano and Sandisk's Sansa Fuze was a good match. On identical headphones (which was a Sennheiser PX200), I listened to the exact same track on both players with no Equalizer cuts or boosts (which the Fuze has, and the Nano doesn't) and I can say for certain that there is a definable difference between these players. The Sansa Fuze beats the Nano hands down and the best part of it is that the Sansa Fuze is around £20 cheaper. Furthermore, it has memory expansion, an FM tuner, voice recorder and video player. It always pay to do some good sleuthing before you buy your gadgets, and I'm glad I did mine. If you are looking for a cheap portable mp3 player, the Sandisk Sansa Fuze is defintely worth looking into. Read more about it in the Sandisk Website.
