No, I paid $100 + shipping cost to have my out-of-warranty/second-hand HE500s completely replaced, for a fresh pair that is checked for channel balance.
It has nothing to do with balanced cabling lol.
No, I paid $100 + shipping cost to have my out-of-warranty/second-hand HE500s completely replaced, for a fresh pair that is checked for channel balance.
It has nothing to do with balanced cabling lol.
Oh the $100+shipping to replace them makes a lot more sense. I'm just hoping that my used pair doesn't doesn't have any problems to start off with. :-/
Cheers

It's weekend so they won't answer until Monday when they get into work.
This is the email I've always used to get in touch with their customer service guys:
customerservice@head-direct.com
Just send a simple email requesting a replacement, mention your transaction number etc, and the imbalance defect of course.
How are you testing to come up with the 2db imbalance?
That's cool. I have no issue with using your ears to judge the imbalance. I'm a big believer in using your ears as barometer for judgement on much of this. Is it possible that the hp is not out of balance but that it could be you. Just asking here.
Do you have other hp's that sound perfectly fine? Have you double check to be sure that all four tabs are securely in place? I had a tab out of place once and it caused me to think something was wrong.
Why are you opening it up? The tabs I mentioned were on the pads only.
