The (new) HD800 Impressions Thread
Sep 16, 2014 at 12:10 PM Post #13,846 of 28,989
  Dont I know you as the person who has color-matched the HD 800 and the car?
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. Great looking car BTW. 
 
Regards from a Wolverine.


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Sep 16, 2014 at 4:52 PM Post #13,850 of 28,989
Sep 16, 2014 at 5:32 PM Post #13,852 of 28,989
 
  What pisses me off about this headphone is how easily you can scuff it.

 
As a brand new owner, please elaborate.. Should I be worried?

Just keep them on the headphone stand when they are not on your head......mine are perfect, but I dont even put them down on my desk  
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Sep 16, 2014 at 6:18 PM Post #13,854 of 28,989
I recently contacted Sennheiser about this. You have to register your headphone and request the frequency response chart. It's completely handled by Sennheiser Germany, so it may take some time for you to get it, apparently.
 
Sep 16, 2014 at 7:35 PM Post #13,856 of 28,989
   
As a brand new owner, please elaborate.. Should I be worried?

 
Mine are well over a year old (SN 18xxx), and I can't say I'm overly cautious with handling them. So far not a single chip, scuff or scratch. Even the cable does not have any kinks (although I stopped using it a few months ago).
 
The only signs of wear are fingerprints on the metal foil and of course the velour padding shows some use.
 
Sep 16, 2014 at 8:33 PM Post #13,858 of 28,989
   
Mine are well over a year old (SN 18xxx), and I can't say I'm overly cautious with handling them. So far not a single chip, scuff or scratch. Even the cable does not have any kinks (although I stopped using it a few months ago).
 
The only signs of wear are fingerprints on the metal foil and of course the velour padding shows some use.

Mine are about two years old and have several tiny nicks in the paint It has no effect on the sound so I ignore them. I use mine several hours every day so I refuse to get paranoid about a few nicks. I do take off the pads and clean them every couple of months but that's really easy and the pads bounce back like new after a good cleaning. The sponge nature of these pads absorb sweat and body fluid so cleaning really helps. I immerse them in a liquid solution with a small amount of dish washing liquid and soak them. Then I soak them in clean water and rinse until all the impurities are out. I use a hair drier to get them dry and let them sit overnight before replacing them onto the headphones. They come out like new. I have no doubt over some very long period of time the outer material would wear requiring total replacement, but mine have not reached that point in two years of constant use.
 

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