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post #7981 of 9822
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Originally Posted by eastPride View Post

 



Those look absolutely mutilated!! How much would that cost to actually repair it (not just fix the headband)?

I don't know. There is no wiring in the headband, right (since it's dual entry)? If Sennheiser has the whole replacement headband and everything else works, it may be worth it. The guy doesn't have too much feedback though and the description is sloppily written.

post #7982 of 9822
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Originally Posted by elwappo99 View Post

 

 

 

Haha! I had figured you had already messaged the seller :)

 

 

The HD650 recently went up in the repair cost. It's a flat repair fee of $160 + tax + shipping. I believe purchasing the parts separate would end up costing more ($120 for the headband + shipping, I think $60 for the mesh cover). Those are really beat up, and with that much work involved, you would probably be better off getting a used pair in good condition. Those are really beat up and not well cared for at all.

$120 for a headband? That's ridiculous. Lol, yeah I knew that price was too good to be true. Sloppily written description and 11 feedback, eeh. Red flags all over.

post #7983 of 9822

Trashed headphones (or almost anything else) are not a good buy in my book.  Still each to their own.

post #7984 of 9822
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Originally Posted by littlexsparkee View Post

$120 for a headband? That's ridiculous. Lol, yeah I knew that price was too good to be true. Sloppily written description and 11 feedback, eeh. Red flags all over.

 

More than the headband, due to the very poor condition, I would be worried other parts may be damaged / broken as well. Could be a 'lemon' for a headphone where you have to replace a driver later because the wiring got loose, or something like that. 

post #7985 of 9822
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Originally Posted by Tsujigiri View Post


Since I bought my HD650's from Sennheiser's site, I've been seeing ads for that headphone from various sources on half the webpages I visit lol.

 

As for the AD700 thing, it's suspicious that it was a mistake considering that they listed the same deal twice. But I racked up positive feedback for buying them, and got refunded, so I'm not too mad about it. Plus, I'm too preoccupied listening to my new Senns smily_headphones1.gif

 

And THAT is the reasonable and rational response to the error :) 

post #7986 of 9822

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009IZMWYU

 

Amazon gold box deal, they are regularly $120, gold box until 9am eastern time for $85

 

Chances are they suck, but I do think they look nice (just not $85 decoration nice, I pass). 

post #7987 of 9822

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0042A8CW2

 

Sennheiser hd 598 is 130 gbp on amazon.co.uk

post #7988 of 9822
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Originally Posted by littlexsparkee View Post

$120 for a headband? That's ridiculous. Lol, yeah I knew that price was too good to be true. Sloppily written description and 11 feedback, eeh. Red flags all over.

You'd be surprized how often people leave feedback on Amazon. I've sold over 70 items, and have been very generous when someone has contacted me with a request or issue, yet only five people left me feedback.. The hoops you need to jump through, for amazon  blink.gif

post #7989 of 9822
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You'd be surprized how often people leave feedback on Amazon. I've sold over 70 items, and have been very generous when someone has contacted me with a request or issue, yet only five people left me feedback.. The hoops you need to jump through, for amazon  blink.gif

I sell on Amazon as well so I know what you mean. I've sold somewhat over 100 items but the difference is that I send out feedback requests, making sure the order went well. I've had 31 people leave me feedback, with only my first sale being negatively reviewed (because the guy didn't read the description). I prefer Amazon over Ebay though, I know their system better and Ebay feels sketchier. Amazon has unbeatable customer service.

post #7990 of 9822
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Originally Posted by littlexsparkee View Post

I sell on Amazon as well so I know what you mean. I've sold somewhat over 100 items but the difference is that I send out feedback requests, making sure the order went well. I've had 31 people leave me feedback, with only my first sale being negatively reviewed (because the guy didn't read the description). I prefer Amazon over Ebay though, I know their system better and Ebay feels sketchier. Amazon has unbeatable customer service.

How do you send out feedback requests? Does Amazon have that feature built in or anything?

post #7991 of 9822
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Originally Posted by phototristan View Post

How do you send out feedback requests? Does Amazon have that feature built in or anything?

If you go to messages and select the type of e-mail you want to send, there's a section for feedback. Essentially, I tell them that I hope they got their item, tell me if you have any problems, thanks for ordering, and here's the link to the feedback page. Overwhelmingly, they give better reviews because the buyers love getting feedback, ex: I'll let them know if there's something weird showing up in the tracking info, like it wasn't delivered on time, etc.

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Originally Posted by littlexsparkee View Post

If you go to messages and select the type of e-mail you want to send, there's a section for feedback. Essentially, I tell them that I hope they got their item, tell me if you have any problems, thanks for ordering, and here's the link to the feedback page. Overwhelmingly, they give better reviews because the buyers love getting feedback, ex: I'll let them know if there's something weird showing up in the tracking info, like it wasn't delivered on time, etc.

Thanks. I never even knew that was there! Amazon sure doesn't make it easy. 

post #7993 of 9822

Shure SRH1840 for $569.  Also the Pearl branded Beyer dt770-250 for $148.  Click on the Special Offer button for $5 off code.

 

http://www.hellomusic.com/DJ

post #7994 of 9822
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Originally Posted by Trillanthropist View Post

Shure SRH1840 for $569.  Also the Pearl branded Beyer dt770-250 for $148.  Click on the Special Offer button for $5 off code.

 

http://www.hellomusic.com/DJ

 

Looks like you can get $20 off of $150 with code TWEET20 Not sure if it's stackable....

post #7995 of 9822
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Originally Posted by Tsujigiri View PostAs for the AD700 thing, it's suspicious that it was a mistake considering that they listed the same deal twice.

 

There are programs that automate eBay listings.  I felt the same way as you when I tried to buy bass guitar that was typo-priced.  It also being on eBay for the price made me think it wasn't, but my order was cancelled, and the mistake was verified by the vendor.

 

 

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Originally Posted by hotdun View Post

 

Looks like you can get $20 off of $150 with code TWEET20 Not sure if it's stackable....

 

Nice avatar!

 

Anyone looking to buy from Hello Music should read their policies before placing an order.  They handle the warranty on non-auth items, and they don't ship immediately.  That said, I've received excellent post-sale service from them.

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