Cheap mini portable MP3 player

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#1

According to Sapien’s “Official” FAQ, volume of the fields does not affect the outcome, so I play Sapien’s fields on a cheap mini portable MP3 player at a low volume in my chest pocket. I can’t find any information about the quality of an audio player but do you think my cheap mini portable player is okay to play the fields?

Official Sapienmed FAQ (Updated)

Thank you all for your responses!
Since I’m not allowed to bring it in to my workplace （especially as it also has a voice recorder function）, I play only the fields with simple tones with no melodies or rhythms at volume 3 out of 20. Do you think I am getting all the effects of the fields?
And how about volume 1 out of 20？
If even 1 out of 20 is fine, maybe I can play fields with melodies and rythms without getting heard.

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#2

I use 3 that I got for $50 a piece and I’m still noticing effects, you should be fine.

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#3

Can you share the name of your MP3 player ? Is it available on Amazon?

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#4

These are the ones I’ve had for close to a year now.

https://amzn.to/3z3IuFu

It’s what most of the brainiacs have been using for triple and quadruple parallel wiring.

Works well and keeps charge pretty well. I personally haven’t had any issues with them.

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#5

Mine are very similar - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQ23CB8P/

I keep 3 in a carrying bag for an angel tuning forks set and have that in my pocket all day.

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#6

Do yours have a hardware lock? I keep trying to find one that’ll let me lock the interface.

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#7

Not sure about that actually

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#8

You use 3 mp3 players simultaneously?

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#9

Yes, definitely!

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#10

:partying_face: :mage: :woman_mage:

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#11

Just got myself one of those

https://www.amazon.com/DODOSOUL-Bluetooth-Recorder-Earphones-Included/dp/B0B8Z6R3H4/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?crid=38YFKEO596COE&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qRxQy-aGdiUmWUbhCywEB9qhG8JCknS7hMtMGxFn2sMW34eBNcH3rxHyHm3QP5Ahyw2zmazkntUXDyN5VOCdpUeuL2IZSOKsTOQKxBYVP9pZpjj-WKwkyZygkUqnsSgpiLhioRgXPCHJTfpimVJ_9gWhTxtCkQ0m8mbrVyqnm18Ujo51Aznmq3YTgU-M5pRVJ0d5pQ6Uo4SS0P-TAq6C7w.NYtEo_jJqC2ZMUSiZeMCUAttnVk4NaPwDuSBTxGwOs8&dib_tag=se&keywords=Mp3%2Bplayer&qid=1718293688&sprefix=mp3%2Bplaye%2Caps%2C763&sr=8-4&th=1&psc=1

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#12

Yup and my phone.

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#13

Awesome! Thanks!

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#14

Never used one before, how to transfer fields from a Mac to a MP3 player? I am planning to buy one.

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#15

The strap or is there a switch somewhere that shuts off the buttons?

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#16

Dunno, don’t use a Mac, Google it?

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#17

Ok

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#18

Sorry, just woke up, but yeah, I’d have to Google it half asleep, so probably better to pass the googling on to another party😉

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#19

It has a power button on the left that locks the whole interface.

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#20

Nice. You hit the power button on mine and the screen turns off but the volume and track buttons still respond, which is not ideal.

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