LegendaryLvl1
100+ Head-Fier
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That's a great price. You may want to state it's the non leather headband version though.
Definitely! Thanks for the heads up
That's a great price. You may want to state it's the non leather headband version though.
Is that how it works? Replacement is the Rev2 driver?
I heard the Rev2 is bright, though. I got the LCD2 over stuff like the T1 and the HD800 because I prefer dark sounding cans.
Regardless, it's ridiculous and it hurts, that's an extra $100 or so on top of my cost just because I need to ship the defective piece of junk back to them. I already spent about $150 more just to import them the first time around and now I have to spend the same to send them back? Boo on Audeze for knowingly selling a defective product and bigger boo on me for knowingly buying it!
As much as I loved the LCD2, I'm of half a mind to hit them where it hurts and just get a refund.
Well I'm in my rights for a full refund. According to the warranty card product defects can be given a full refund. I still need to weigh my decision.
I can't fully blame Audeze because it was my fault for buying when the issue was well-known, but now that it's happened I can't help but feel very bad about it all. Audeze didn't take any steps to correct the production issue and just relied on after sales customer service to fix the issue, which works for people in the US due to fast and cheap shipping, but it's an entirely different matter for people who need to spend $100 or more for shipping and a month wait time, plus customs duties which can amount to $200.
Why don't you bring it to the army with you?
Why don't you bring it to the army with you?
When listening to music with headphones, have you considered/tried using a chair with an inbuilt headrest, a chair that supports your neck and is comfortable to sink back into?
You better believe it! I'm the king of chairs for sure.
Because I like to believe that I'd have more pressing issues at hand : )
I'm going to be selling my LCD-2's (Rev2) For the reason that I'll be conscripted into the army soon.
Well, maybe you got their response already, but I assume they will carry the shipping charges the same as for me and some others in this thread with the same problem, so the "only" things you will be losing are the effort to package the headphones well for the return and the listening time during the sending the defective-getting the replacement one operation.
I also live overseas from US, and Audeze did not send the replacement until they had received my defective LCD-2. The whole process from first contact to Audeze to delivery of the new unit took one month. Not really happy being without the LCD-2 during that time, and had to send an email or two to Audeze to clarify some topics and prod a bit as the process seemed to stop at one time.
But I have to say that the delivery etc. process was designed to be very easy for me, and the approach and attitude to replacing a malfunctioning product was very professional and customer friendly. Just the above mentioned hiccups in the execution.