Alpha Design Labs H128
Sep 20, 2015 at 12:21 AM Post #17 of 24
  Hey guys where can I find these for under $300? I've heard them and they are fantastic.

Nowhere...
You can only buy them new direct as far as I know... and still I wouldn't recommend...
 
My third pair ...
 

 
Construction sucks... worst constructed pair of headphones I've had... They sound great, their build sucks! I think I'll just use superglue and that's it!
 
Mar 31, 2016 at 10:01 PM Post #19 of 24
  Nowhere...
You can only buy them new direct as far as I know... and still I wouldn't recommend...
 
My third pair ...
 

 
Construction sucks... worst constructed pair of headphones I've had... They sound great, their build sucks! I think I'll just use superglue and that's it!

 
I own the H118 and H128 and never had any problems.
 
Apr 19, 2016 at 12:58 AM Post #21 of 24
Are you guys actually using them every day?
Ultrasone, Beyers, thoser are sturdy... these plastic things... meh. Sorry but after three pairs, totally disagree! (and i baby all my headphones which is the most surprising aspect...)
 
Apr 19, 2016 at 2:04 AM Post #22 of 24
Are you guys actually using them every day?
Ultrasone, Beyers, thoser are sturdy... these plastic things... meh. Sorry but after three pairs, totally disagree! (and i baby all my headphones which is the most surprising aspect...)

 
Your experience seems atypical and decidedly peculiar.  As the H118 is nonmetallic, I take extra care not to stress the plastic hinges when folding it inward.  As far as the H128, I always detach the cord and place the headphones back in their storage case whenever they’re not in use.  I find the ADL H128 to be just as exemplary as every Alpha Design Lab and Furutech product I’ve owned.  The ADL H128 never leaves the house, but I frequently take the H118 with me on the road.  The sound of the ADL H128 paired with the demanding Lotoo Paw Gold is transcendent to my ears.   I use both headphones regularly and they’re performing, as well as looking, as good as new.
 
May 13, 2016 at 5:33 PM Post #24 of 24

I like the lack of bombast and harshness. I think the 128 might be a touch more refined but the 118 might be the more natural of the two, where everything integrates a little better. The 128 brings up the bass a bit.  I use both for music
 

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