Have not been following the thread but in what range did the price fluctuate? Just curious.

Wave developer’s battery unearthed:

The buyer closed the return request by his own accord already. I thought it was weird complaining the cup size. Thank so much, anyway!

Would someone do me a favor and tell me the size of the cup? I sold a pair at fleabay, and the buyer (who suspiciously has zero feedback) claims that the headphones do not fit his ears' size.

Would someone do me a favor and tell me the size of the cup? I sold a pair at fleabay, and the buyer (who suspiciously has zero feedback) claims that the headphones do not fit his ears' size.

Very consistent that @rmp604

I think Jarek is hired by LH Labs, not Light Harmonic (or is it the other way round?) so he would not know. P.S. Someone might need to change the name of this thread? It says Light Harmonic Geek Wave , which, as we all know now, is totally incorrect as Light Harmonic is a different entity...

In other words, rather than outrage, backers should actually thank Light Harmonic for their generosity.

I see. Different companies. Light Harmonic have the resources to spend two years on this project, and successfully develop, from scratch, a hybrid IEM that is sold at USD1,400, with their previous offerings being cheapo Verb, Verbatim, and IEM-X (none copied). Glad that they do not just hire...

Makes sense. Is it going to be available in the US? You know, many fans desire LH labs' IEM design, like Verb (which is known to NOT be a copy of a $19 Chinese product).

2047 and the first Geek Wave is delivered to a customer's hand. But DAP is no longer a thing then. It is as obsolete as VHS, VCD, and DVD machines were in 2018.

Roon. EDIT: Got it. Didn't know that rather than RME ADI-2 DAC, I have to pick ASIO MADIFACE USB as source. Now it's bit-perfect playback. Thanks!

Thanks. Turns out I already have it. I thought there's another driver that get around switching bit rate manually. And is it really the case that one have to switch things manually, in order for playback to be bit perfect? I know that things still play even without switching anything, but I...

Quick question about ASIO driver: Could someone be so kind to tell me where to get RME's one? I know Asio4All might work, but I also read that RME have their own ASIO driver. Can't find that in their download page, so I wonder if someone can tell me where to get it. Thanks!

Some phones do not support OTG? Didn't know that. But a quick Google search shows that two Alcatel models (including the Pop 1) do work with OTG... Should I try other apps like Roon and Tidal, or it won't make any difference?

New Android user here so sorry for the noob question: I have recently got a cheap Android phone, hoping that it works as a transport. The intention was to use it to feed my Chord Mojo, but apparently it does not work (or I don't know how to make it work). The phone is an Alcatel OneTouch Icon...

Or a source of wealth -- at USD 6M no less.

1. 2013 vs "a few weeks". Big difference. Remember: we are talking about LH labs making their products available in the market before fulfilling their old orders, not delaying delivery because of unforeseen problems. 2. This is not the first time LH labs do something like this, among their...

If you think that it's alright for LH labs to make Vi DAC and Pulse X available in the market when there are still backers whose orders have not been fulfilled, good for you.

No Geek Wave but Source is available for pre-order. And they have stock of Vi Dac and Pulse X. Authorized dealer to boost! Perhaps will deliver faster than LH labs themselves!

"Already beat to death", ok. Then I assume you should be able to tell me this very concisely -- What good does it do for backers, by making Geek Pulse available in the Amazon marketplace before fulfilling their orders? I don't recall any backer asking LH Labs to "get awareness of the product in...

So, in short, it's for self-interest, then -- interest of LH labs and the pockets of Uncle Ho, while ignoring the interest of backers whose hard-earned cash were already taken.

Guys, you should feel reassured now -- words of Larry, relayed by a customer service rep.

True. But the personalization offered by the accompanying app is intriguing.

Have not been following the thread so sorry for the dumb question: Would one be able to turn the regular Xelento into the wireless version, by pairing the Xelento earpieces with the Beyer's wireless cable? If yes, do you know if Beyer has plan to sell the wireless cable by itself? Also...