Registered: Mar 2000
Location: South Jordan, UT, USA
Posts: 22

I've loved using my SoundsGood player for over a month, until now. When I put the headphones in, i have to manupulate them in a sort of way to get the proper sound. If I don't do that, then I get a bassless, distant sound. I think the plug of the headphones aren't coming into full contact w/ the socket on the Soundsgood. Is there any remedy to this, or do I have to see if Soundsgood will repair it for me?

Registered: Mar 2000
Location: NJ
Posts: 517

If I were you I'd contact Good and get a replacement. That is an expensive module!

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Registered: Dec 2000
Location: Petersburg, AK
Posts: 131

Me too.

My sound in the headphones does not seem to be as bad as you describe but I definitely noticed a quality difference when I wiggle the jack. This isn't my first music device with headphones to do this but the others cost about $20! I'll be contacting them as soon as I have the chance...

Registered: Mar 2000
Location: South Jordan, UT, USA
Posts: 22

I talked to cust. serv. and I'll be getting a replacement next week. Now, my only problem is to keep what happened from getting to my new one.