I don't need to pay for returning it. I used it for quite a bit today and it did not go away. It is the exact same. I even spent whole minutes rotating the cups in the hopes that it would stop at some point, but it doesn't seem to be the case. I guess I'll just return them simply because I don't...

Hmm... Doesn't sound like a bad idea, either. Makes you wonder why their QC doesn't check for stuff like this. Seems like a pretty obvious issue.

Much appreciated. I'll give it a try when I'm at home :)

Maybe someone here can help me out a bit. I tried searching for this, but I'm not coming up with much other than the fact that it happens to some units. I just got my T60RP, brand new. I love the sound, but the creaking is so loud it drives me insane. I can't move an inch without hearing it...

I would love to own this wonderful piece of equipment. I've previously owned and listened to other Hifiman products. I've owned the HE-400 years ago and loved it, it was my first planar and as we all know, you don't easily forget your first love. I've also borrowed the HE-560 from a friend and...

Red! Because I like the red ones :D

Give us the girl and wipe away the debt! Sorry, couldn't help it. I don't know if this is of much help to you, but this is a bit of a guide Mr. Speakers posted right here on Head-fi about modding your Alphas by starting from Fostex T50/40/20RP. You will always want better headphones...

Perhaps this thread might help http://www.head-fi.org/t/764585/tube-amp-recommendations-for-he-560 I've always like the Valhalla 2 for its aspect and price, but I doubt that helps :D

And an expensive one, to boot! :D Ah, the thrill of tube-hunting on ebay from various Russian vendors...

If it's just recessed mids, then you can just try and tweak the EQ. If that doesn't seem to work at all, then do try another amp, but I think that would be going a bit too far... Not mention that it could be costly

I had the Focus pads, but aside from those, Hifiman also sells some cheaper velour pads, which from what I hear can do a decent enough job taming the wild treble :D The point about the tube amp was the fact that getting a tube amp allows to alter its sound signature by tube rolling and...

Hey, Charlie! Great to have you here! If you don't think it's the right combo because of the harsh treble, that's just what they sound like in general due to their planar lineage, I fixed it to a certain extent using different pads that dampen the sound a bit. I've also heard that a...