MOtorola S9 Earphones: Music goes "in and out" Has anyone else experienced the music going "in and out". I turned off the headphones and listened to the music directly from my phone (Motorola 9c) and it sounded fine. This highly annoying situation seems to happen sporadically, whether I'm waiting for my bus, or walking outside. Is it caused by physical movement? Power lines? I tested the charge level....that's not it.Any thoughts? MOtorola S9 Earphones: Music goes "in and out" Has anyone else experienced the music going "in and out". I turned off the headphones and listened to the music directly from my... » Read More MOtorola S9 Earphones: Music goes "in and out" Has anyone else experienced the music going "in and out". I turned off the headphones and listened to the music directly from my phone (Motorola 9c) and it sounded fine. This highly annoying situation seems to happen sporadically, whether I'm waiting for my bus, or walking outside. Is it caused by physical movement? Power lines? I tested the charge level....that's not it.Any thoughts? « Show Less
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It does this any time I pause and then try to play the music again. I have to turn of the headphones and reconnect to get the music to play correctly again. I plan on contacting customer service. If it continues I want to return it or get a replacement.
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Hi - Have you consulted the manual? If it did not come with a manual, you can always find one online. I have not heard of this problem before. When you try to play it out of the speakers, make sure you have the headphones removed from the jack. Also look for a master volume control.
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Yes, I find when I'm walking with my phone in my hip pocket (either left or right pocket), the sound does cut out intermittently, especially when I turn my head. I don't experience this as much when my phone is in my hand. I don't experience any sound disruption at all when my phone is lying on my desk, even many feet away.
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I have experienced the same interference problem with chargers. I often listen to distant radio stations and everything interferes with this music. I just tested my Bosch jobsite deluxe and it had no interference while charging internally or the other chargers next to the radio and it was fine. That was a first. Must be perfect climatic experience. My Bose acoustic radio will inform me if my charger is running in the house. Answer to question is yes chargers are working hard and causing interference.
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Yup, pops right up. The problem I reported may lie with my laptop? it's weird it works after a full shutdown and not after that, I've not seen that before with any other device so I continue to suspect the headphone. Just my bad luck to get a problem child? Aside from that it sounds really good.
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Yes I have had the same problem. I think that it has to do with the AUX music device it's hooked up to, phone, iPod etc.... I haven't had it do that when I've used the built in radio. I believe if you go into the volume control of the device your using there should be a setting for that. Hope that helps&#128522;
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Hey Dano, I have this same issue on the my pair as well. Once the music starts playing its no longer noticeable.
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My Zune 30 also does this. I believe that it has something to do with static electricity from the headphone cord. I notice if I wear fleece, it will reboot on me. Fleece is known to produce a lot of static electricity, but if I have regular cotton on it will not reboot. Just a theory, not sure if the static thing is true or not.
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Not here. I would unplug it and see if it still happens and if it doesnt, I would assume its something to do with the volume dial.
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I'm not sure what that is, but it doesn't work well with my iphone. I am casually listening on my commute (bus) into work, and it'll work for a second, then it sounds like I'm in a tunnel, and I have to jiggle the connection to get it working again. the colors are cool, and they stay in my ears, but the sound is in and out.
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Donnie: Next to the left of the volume control and the two inputs that are for headphones and "line out" there is a switch that says "Hold on" and "Off". Make sure the switch is in the "hold off" position. That should solve the problem.
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I did not find any external annoyance. I suppose in very noisy environments this could occur but I had no problem. Further I wear high end hearing aids (best thing for music I ever did) so the ear plug option would not have worked for me anyway. I love these little light head phones. I have a large Klipsch 10 speaker surround system and did not think the sound would compare. Does not Move the room :-) but still very nice!!
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In my experience no. If you are listening to music as night, when the music stops after some time the speaker turns off, though it keeps charging your phone. So when I wake up the speaker is off and the alarm sound come out of the phone. I am not sure if you played music all night (keeping the speaker active) if the alarm would play through the speaker, my guess is it probably would. I would test for you but I am out of town for the next few days.
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In my experience, plugging in a microphone makes the phone expect an external speaker too, so outbound sound is lost without one.
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I have my unit connected to the radio on my motorcycle amp. If the unit is playing, through my phone, it continues broadcasting when the bike starts. Also, it returns to the music, automatically, after phone calls. I hope this "info" has helped. C.D.VanDerveer
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Phone service sound or music (through headphones)?Phone is certainly adequate. I've never had a problem.I don't use my phone as a music server so I couldn't give to a definitive answer.
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Glad to help...People often see to be able to tell when I am using the headphones....when in low to med noise environments the output is great. Seemingly the headphones do not defeat exterior noise so the result is often a mixture of everything that is going on my side of the call. Functionality is awesome...as long as you're in an enviro that is not noisy you will love 'em.