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Originally Posted by warpdriver
If I was audiocubes and was an authorized dealer for a line of headphones, I would clearly state it somewhere on my website or in the product description and be proud of it. Why would they keep it a secret and have you deal with them rather than the manufacturer for warranty issues? It seems to me that there are extra steps that AC does for you to submit it for a warranty claim
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Not all of us has the same points of view while sending for repairs, after dealeing a few times directly with manufacturers, I can tell you with no hesitation, that for me is far easy to deal with the dealer for any problem rather than the manufacturer directly, maybe they feel the same way...
But what you say is also true, they do not state in any place that they are authorized dealers, maybe they use another name for the relation with the distributors, and that give them some flexiblity while seting the prices, that if they state clearly they are, they can not go below certain limits...
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I do love the Edition 9, and probably you know what that means, so you have been warned...!!!
Disclaimer: Please assume every single of my statements, to mean: “in my system”, “to my ears”, "in my experience", “in my opinion”, etc...(otherwise stated).
Neutrality, accuracy? OK, just ask yourself first: Do you know for sure how the recording is supposed to sound? So for me euphony is all about!!! Please do yourself a favor, stop listening your gear, and begin to feel the music instead!!!
Home setup: Sony DVP-NC555ES => BJC IC's => RPX-33 MKII/RPX-31 => UE9
"On the go" setup: Panasonic SL-CT570 => FreQ Show ML/Sleek SA6/Klipsch Image X5 and X10
Proved that despite its huge size, the CD3K can be shoved down one's throat...
And how about now the Ultrasone Edition 9?
EQUIPO HEAD-FI HISPANO: DILE ADIOS A TUS AHORROS!!!
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