There’s an almost instinctive correctness to the way the FiiO sounds than makes most of its rivals sound mechanical and laboured by comparison. It doesn’t sacrifice momentum in order to bring all the subtleties of a recording to life, and it doesn’t overplay any area of the frequency range. In sonic terms it just doesn’t put a foot wrong: its sound is hefty but deft, astonishingly detailed, completely uncluttered and absolutely wide open. But everything’s relative, of course - and if you consider the FiiO’s painstaking specification, premium materials, bank-vault construction and beautifully realised interface, you might consider the asking price could be worse.Īnd then when you hear the M11 Pro in action, you realise it’s among the most effective and enjoyable ways of becoming £599 poorer imaginable. Shuttle 2 Music Player is available on the Google Play Store with a 14-day free trial, after which users can choose to pay for the full version or continue using the free version with limited functionality.At this price the M11 Pro couldn’t be described as a bargain. The app also includes a custom-built 10-band equalizer with frequency response graph, Android Auto support, batch tag editing, Chromecast support, album shuffle, sleep timer, replay gain, and a range of themes and customization options. It natively supports FLAC and Opus codecs and allows users to stream music from Emby, Plex, or Jellyfin media servers. Shuttle 2 Music Player scans folders specified by the user and reads file tags itself, resulting in a more accurate and reliable music library. It's rewritten from the ground up in Kotlin, offering improved speed, reliability, and a modern user interface. This feature-packed music player is a sequel to the original Shuttle Music Player.
If you're looking specifically for a offline music player, Shuttle 2 Music Player is one of the best options.
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