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Do many people stop and salute your ears? ![Headphone Smile :) :)](https://cdn.head-fi.org/e/headfi/smily_headphones1.gif)
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There has been no change in their color. I keep them in the pouch they arrived in when I am not using them.
Here is another shot. I think the yellow is a lighting problem.
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Do many people stop and salute your ears?![]()
OK, getting better at putting these things in, right gets a pretty good fit/seal. Left is a bit more problematic, don't get it to seal easily, have to keep manipulating it, which eventually makes it a bit sore. Sound is really nice for the most part, much detail, but in a relaxed sort of way, doesn't thrust itself at you, lets the music come through. I do feel the bass is on the light side; maybe partly due to fit/seal issues. I did contact the acs folks, trying to set up an appointment to see what we can do to get it right.
(back to Manhattan, but gotta do what you gotta do...)
OK, getting better at putting these things in, right gets a pretty good fit/seal. Left is a bit more problematic, don't get it to seal easily, have to keep manipulating it, which eventually makes it a bit sore. Sound is really nice for the most part, much detail, but in a relaxed sort of way, doesn't thrust itself at you, lets the music come through. I do feel the bass is on the light side; maybe partly due to fit/seal issues. I did contact the acs folks, trying to set up an appointment to see what we can do to get it right.
(back to Manhattan, but gotta do what you gotta do...)
If it's just a slight change, I wonder if they can rectify it on the spot. Let's see. I know for acrylic they can, by putting an extra coating in the area affected, and sanding down other areas.
Still waiting to get them. Looking forward to that relaxed sound!
Hi Gerry
The same thing happened with me and you can pay to get htem reconditioned for a very reasonable price!
It's due to moisture build up and that's why they've released the ACS Revivo tool, to dehumidify them between uses.