I emailed iBasso but haven't gotten a reply and I was wondering how their return policy worked. I know that I don't get the original cost of shipping back, but do I have to pay for shipping back to China? Or do they cover shipping like many companies do such as Amazon? Thanks

How's the bass on the ESW9's? From the reviews I've read, they're very "laid back" and lack the bass that I'm looking for. The HFI 780s seem like a good choice, but I'm curious how they compare overall to the D2000's. The D2000's are also easier to drive, right? So they seem like the overall...

Okay, that's better I was just concerned that I had spent $120 on an amp that wouldn't have much of an affect on the overall sound quality. Like I said, I'm new to this and I'm bound to make mistakes in my purchases... I would just hate to have already made one. I think I'm just going to sit...

Quote: Originally Posted by HeadphoneAddict It will be fine with the D2000. I'm curious as to what fine means. Will it make a noticeable difference in the sound the cans are outputting? Or will it just make them louder?

I was looking at a few portable amps because I didn't have the money to spend on a full size amp and a portable one, and I decided on the T3 based off of the reviews. A portable amp can be used at home and in the car if I needed too, which is why I chose not to get a full sized amp. It...

Sorry to double post but I'm also concerned about sound leakage. I don't mind minor sound leakage, but if they're used in a car or on a plane I wouldn't want everyone hearing what I'm listening to while they're at a reasonable volume. It's not a huge problem, but something that I need to think...

Quote: Originally Posted by nullstring None of them are bad choices. If you liked the D2000's, I would say keep them. They are a bit bass heavy, but if you liked that, then keep them. I would think that the SRH840's and ESW9's would be bass light in comparison. I don't know about...

I got a pair of D2000's for Christmas and while I loved them, there were a few things that I wasn't fond of. The cord often got in my way, and bass made the headphones shake to the point where two parts of the headphone started making a "rattling" noise (which could have been fixed using tape...

I only hear it in my left ear, and it only happens once the headphones start rumbling. I was able to get them to stop for a few minutes, but I'll try adding some tape for a more permanent fix. I still have the option of returning the headphones, which might be a good idea to avoid using...

I actually had a similar thought earlier, but I tried repositioning the headphones, making sure the screws were all tight, etc. to no avail. The sound is coming from inside the headphone itself, instead of something hitting on the outside. Right now I requested a return and I'll see how it goes

I requested a return because after trying a few more FLAC bass tests, because the rattling sound always came back. I'm going to keep looking for tests until tomorrow when I have to ship them out, and then I'm going to have to go through the process of finding a new pair (or a different pair...

Honestly, I just googled "bass test mp3" and it was the first thing that showed up in the results (not sure if I can post links here) It was a 320kbps file, so I assumed the quality wasn't horrible, and tested it out from there. I'll try disabling and EQ and any other effects on the iPod. I...

I checked again and I don't see any hairs, but that's without going deeper then taking the padding off. I can still return them to Amazon, but that would be a last resort. It might be me being paranoid, but I also thought that they had more bass when I first started listening to them, but the...

The headphones sound normal to my ears, and nothing has changed. They lack bass, but that's because of the lack of amp rather than the headphones being "broken" The noise sounded like it was coming directly from the headphones. I've heard that it could be a stray hair, but when I took the...

I got a pair of Denon D2000's for Christmas (my first pair of headphones that were actually of decent quality) and I decided to go online and try a bass test, and when I turned it up past the halfway mark my headphones made a weird rattling noise. I'm not experienced with headphones, so I was...