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I used to upgrade whenever there was an update available but soon came to realize that those "upgrades" were actually really not downgrades at all and, on occasion, I saw dips in performance. Since then, I've followed the notion that, if it isn't broken, don't fix it.   Quote:  

The Total Annihilation soundtrack is pretty awesome if you've ever played that game.

+1 for Infinity Blade! Quote:  

It's funny because I've had the same thing said to me, haha.   Quote:  

Fight Club by far. 

So true!   Quote:  

This is basically why I ended up reselling them despite buying them for a substantially reduced price from Amazon on Black Friday.   Quote:  

How much do they typically charge? Quote:  

I would probably stick with something cheap. Sweat really increases the potential for breakage.

Basically what he said. I actually had to send in 5 e-mails (none of which were responded to, lol) and called in 4 times before I got their attention. Really disappointing considering the Turbines are actually pretty awesome when they work.   Quote:  

I second the notion that you would want to keep it on the cheap side. Are you going to be doing any running at all?   Quote:  

I agree. I had both the Miles Davis Tribute's and the Copper's, and sound stopped coming out of the left side on BOTH sets within a year. The RMA process was painfully slow for the Tribute's--in fact, I sent them in back in the beginning of March and only received my replacements (Trumpet's) a...

I'd appreciate an update on this too! Quote:  

I would actually hold off and wait to get the ie800s. I have both the ie8 and the ie80, and in terms of bass output I almost feel as if I downgraded when I "upgraded" to the ie80.