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If they are anodized as I assume they are it looks to me like a flaw in the finish.
You will only do damage trying to polish the finish. Its not a good idea in my eyes.
Does it look normal? No; I don't think so. My MS2i have a flawless finish, which I also believe is anodized, and any attempt to clean them up unfortunately may cause further degradation of the appearance.
....touch up of an anodic coating can sometimes be hideous looking!!
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Current cans: MS2 Fatboy, MS-1, KSC75.
& HD600 for classical
Get back to allesandro, that looks like surface blemish to me. I know the sound isn;t affected but look at it this way: You waited patiently for 7 weeks, you expected the thing to be perfect and it isn't. Lastly, if you do decide to sell them down the line, you'll have to mention the blemishes in your ad.
For the 7 week wait and the price he paid for them (they'd run about $300 here in the states) I think that's unacceptable. I would call them to expedite an exchange or possibly a partial refund for the finish flaw.
I think if someone pays that much for a pair of headphones, they should be pristine w/ no flaws.
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"I don't listen to Ronnie James Dio records because they make me do more push-ups. I think the guy rocks and he sings about dragons." - Henry Rollins
I'll admit that doesn't look great. If it were me I wouldn't care that much. (At least not enough to send them back) That's just my personal preference. When I got my SR60s I was a bit amazed at the quality for the money. But the sound is good enough that I don't care at all. As far as anodizing, I don't think that aluminum is anodized. It's hard to tell from the pics. But I'm a designer in a company that works in anodized aluminum. And that doesn't look like our stuff. To me it looks like imperfections in the aluminum itself. And I wonder if you polished it, sanded it, or whatever if it would matter. If it bothers you that much, (And I'm certainly not saying it shouldn't), then see what Alessandro says about em.