dyl1dyl
Aka: dercius
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I asked about a time reference for the repair but no reply.
Theyre probably kinda busy right now since RMAF is imminent, a.k.a new Audeze stuff is imminent
I asked about a time reference for the repair but no reply.
Theyre probably kinda busy right now since RMAF is imminent, a.k.a new Audeze stuff is imminent
These are starting to grow on me massively. Although I'm at least a semi-believer in burn in I haven't done any at all yet. Their best characteristic for me is the bass. Amazing texture and very deep. On the opposite side of the spectrum I find that I do need to eq the highs up a bit As detailed as they are, I find they can get lost in some recordings. Looking forward to upgrading the rest of my equipment to get more out of them, not sure when I'll be able to afford to though....
If you're eq'ing up the treble on the LCD-2, why not get an HE6 or HE500 or any number of other headphones that have more treble? The whole point of the LCD-2 is that it does not have exaggerated treble.
And here I just bought an LCD-2 rev2. Am I going to be kicking myself for bad timing on the purchase?
Just got the prepaid FedEx label. They are on their way back. They will repair or replace it says which is fine. I don't care either way. I was hoping they'd ship me a new pair already like they've done in the past but no. Plus with upcoming RMAF/CanJam I believe they'd be pretty busy so not holding my breath here. Bummed for sure. I was listening to Pet Sounds at the time. It switched over to the sessions part and I thought the left was going to kick in any minute but.....................
They are going back to Santa Ana, CA. I never paid attention before because I thought they were manufactured in Nevada where their business is listed.
If you're eq'ing up the treble on the LCD-2, why not get an HE6 or HE500 or any number of other headphones that have more treble? The whole point of the LCD-2 is that it does not have exaggerated treble.
you gotta admit though, that the customer service they are demonstrating is still miles ahead of most companies.
I am wondering if you were to press them, and offer to give them your credit card details and send your new pair immediately. That way if your old pair doesnt show up they know they can charge you for the new pair. Many companies operate this way when they want to give their customers instant turn-around.