Muvo TX SE 1gb squeaks between tra

hey,
just bought the gb Muvo TX SE player. Everythings ok but it makes squeaking noises between tracks. Not sure if its cause I installed the firmware straight away. Anyone have this problem, can it be fixed or is defecti've?
cheers

If it makes you happy - I think I have the exact same problem with my recently bought MuVo 52 TX. When I turn the player on I hear sort of buzzing/whirring static noise in my headphones. It changes a bit when I press volume buttons, albo it as if "reacts" when I am skipping folders using menu - every time I skip a folder there is a "buzz" (apart from that there is a regular buzz in the background).
My friend who has muvo 52 TX FM has no such problem. I am sure this is not a problem with headphones because I connected them to iPod mini and they played fine.
I wrote creative support about this and they suggested me to do a firmware upgrade.
After I did it the player "died" - I read many people have the same problem:
http://forums.creative.com/creativelabs/board/message?board.id=dap&message.id=95672#M95672
I will have to return the player to the store I bought it in.
Regards,
Simplex

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