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08-09-2007, 6:16 PM
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| Member | New earphones very low through mobile phone
I bought some new earphones today, after I lost the set that came with my SE w850i mobile phone. I opted for some VModa Vibes since I had read a couple of decent reviews for them online, tested them through my sisters Zen MP3 player and they sound all sorts of awesome, really happy with them. But, when I connect them to my mobile phone the sound is extremely low, at max volume it is comparable to 1/4 volume on the Zen. I gave my I-pod away when I got the SE phone since I was really happy with the MP3 playback, so the mobile is the only thing I have to use for music when I am out and about. Anybody know the cause of why the playback is so low? And whether there could be a possible solution to make the volume go higher? Im hoping this wont be £65 down the drain  Thanks for reading, ~Mikes
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