Over the past couple of months I have been hearing some murmurings and grumblings regarding a structural defect of the famous D2000 cans. Apparently it involves the screws on the side, but I don't know how serious and widespread it is, and whether or not Denon has taken any corrective steps so far to fix them. Can anyone update and explain the situation more fully to me? I'm interested in those phones and would love to know if this issue is a potential dealbreaker.
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