come to think of it, the side that clapped Ot wasn't even the side that wa glued together.Edited by buffalowings - 1/21/12 at 4:26pm
come to think of it, the side that clapped Ot wasn't even the side that wa glued together.
Can you post the support ticket log ?
it happened to my beta v2's, crappy build quality. not buying from them again.
This is interesting, as I recently managed to send my B2s back to mp4nation under warranty. The left driver(s?) began to die. Not from normal use, but from me using them while running (sweat I'm sure. And I didn't tell them this bit, only that the driver was dying...). They had me send it back to them so they could determine if the problem was valid. They promptly sent me a new pair after they saw that my claim was indeed accurate.
I may still have those e-mails, if you'd like to see them.
well, unless they sort this out. I will stop recommending their products on headfi, in fact, I will mention the piss poor customer service I received because this is unacceptable in my eyes.
thats why i stopped buying from them.
So what kind of damage is covered under the warranty? It just seems odd to me that they would replace my pair and not yours...
I should have told them it just crapped out because the build quality was terrible. forget honesty when dealing with this company
What DID you tell them then? That the casing split and you glued it back together, and THEN the drivers failed, or just that the drivers failed?
If you included the bit about your gluing them together, then I can see why they wouldn't honor the warranty through some construed excuse of "user error."
That said, if that is the case then that really sucks.
Have you tried communicating with them any more to get the issue resolved?
if they use a inadequate adhesive, how can they expect it to never come apart at the glue seam (and yes, it came apart through normal usage. (they could use plastic cement which melts the plastic allowing a weld between the plastic to form, or a epoxy resin that would require a couple thousand pounds of force to break (at that point, the earpieces would be mangled before the seam comes apart) but they didn't, instead they used a gummy adhesive that is unable to hold up to little stress. And then they blame internal failure on the user for glueing the outer shell back together after it split in an effort to save on shipping costs and time. This is unacceptable and I await a response from a customer representative. I heartily recommended the B-2's in the past, in fact I was a participant in their evaluation program writing a review acclaiming their sound quality but unless this situation is rectified, I warn prospective buyers to stay away.
You really need to send it back. That is MP4 Nation way. Most likely you will get a replacement.
Small companies usually need to send "the remains" of bad items back to their suppliers, whichever accounting purpose or other issues. Unlike big companies, I often read big companies didn't even want the bad items back.
According to the customer service rep, I broke the phones when it came apart at the glue joint of the shell. Actually, funny thing is, you can do the same thing to the other earpiece too. Because the glue is breaking down on both earpieces.
the duel drivers are like little self contained packages of tech hardware. The brainwavz are made so that the drivers are all in the front piece and the back is just used to house the cabling and strain reliefs and as a way to route the cables out of the earpieces so outer shell splitting at the seams has nothing to do with the driver breaking. To tell me because the external shell split and as a result, the driver inside died is really hard to believe. Also, it's well known that brainwavz has problems with the adhesive used in holding multiple component earpieces together. I bought a pair of brainwavz m3's that also had the same issue. The earpieces split in less than a week of usage due to problems with the adhesive
I guess you're supposed to remove them by holding your nose and blowing hard, LOL That's a raw deal. There are plenty that take unfair advantage of warranties but there is no way that this should be considered that by a seller. I guess that's what you get for being honest. Disappointing.

I guess you're supposed to remove them by holding your nose and blowing hard, LOL That's a raw deal. There are plenty that take unfair advantage of warranties but there is no way that this should be considered that by a seller. I guess that's what you get for being honest. Disappointing.
lolol... that comment made me laugh pretty hard..