Heeft niks met de stick te maken. Het is een bekend probleem. Check dit maar es
http://reviews.cnet.com/mp3-player-accessories/gemini-ikey/4505-6519_7-31805321.html
Performance of Gemini iKey
Soundwise, the Gemini iKey has a serious issue. When we recorded pure silence with the device and listened to it on good headphones, we were able to detect some
background noise. Sure enough, amplifying the "silent" recording by 50dB revealed a distinct clicking sound (listen here) that renders the device unsuitable for pro or semipro recording. The sound is fairly unnoticeable when obscured by music, but since this product is being marketed to people who possess good headphones and ears, the clicking is a definite factor. It occurred when we used a flash drive as the recording medium too, so the clicking was not caused by some sort of interference from our iPod's hard drive.
Gemini spokespeople acknowledged the problem, saying, "There is processor noise that occurs around -70dBFS, but the issue is only detectable when the audio signal being fed to the iKey is too low. During all musical programs recorded at an appropriate level, this clicking is virtually undetectable." We were glad to hear that the issue has been rectified in the next version of the product, the Gemini iKeyPlus, due for release this spring. iKeyPlus "will also feature a fully functional VU meter, a MIC input, and a phono preamp, for the direct connection of a turntable," and it sounds like a real powerhouse. We can't wait to check it out.
