[reddragon]

Well it's not just that. $50 is a decent price to buy a HF5. If he appreciates the HF5 and move on to other headphones, maybe he'll look back and realize how good a deal he got.

Since Techno kid sold his for $50 I will sell mine for $40 since I'm selling to friend

 

[H20Fidelity]

I think you should charge him something. $50 feels like a purchase $40 feels like mates rates.

I wouldn't simply give them to him though, as a member mentioned he will appreciate them more.

 

[reddragon]

I think you should charge him something. $50 feels like a purchase $40 feels like mates rates.
I wouldn't simply give them to him though, as a member mentioned he will appreciate them more.

Aight then $40 that is

 

[reddragon]

just an update to let you guys know that i let my friend try it and he actually kept it, didnt give it back yet though i dont mind. he said the sound quality is really really good and he may consider buying it, i told him the price is no issue, totally negotiable and i will start the price tag at $40.

 

[Redcarmoose]

Make him pay..............................the placebo after paying the 50 will make the headphones sound 2X better.

 

[reddragon]

Yep he's paying if he wants it, I need money to help fund buying fostex hpp1 and custom line out cable anyway

 

[gtmaster303]

You're a good friend for many reasons from this thread alone

 

[Bunchies]

I'd take that all day. O.o

 

[reddragon]

You're a good friend for many reasons from this thread alone

LOL thanks or I'm an extremely evil guy that likes to lead people into spending more money for better gears later

 

[reddragon]

You're a good friend for many reasons from this thread alone

LOL thanks or I'm an extremely evil guy that likes to lead people into spending more money for better gears later

 

[reddragon]

I'd take that all day. O.o

Sorry don't have extra one to sell you...

 

[djvkool]

I'd give it to him if I were you, good IEM's are easy to find, good friend is hard to find...

 

[Yukster]

Quote:

 
Well it's not just that. $50 is a decent price to buy a HF5. If he appreciates the HF5 and move on to other headphones, maybe he'll look back and realize how good a deal he got.

 
Sure, and while your at it, introduce him to Head-Fi.  Several years down the road, after your friend spends several thousand dollars on upgrading his initial $50 investment in a pair of HF5, he'll probably hate you for it

 
You know, the "Sorry about your wallet" and all that other stuff...

 

[H20Fidelity]

Sure, and while your at it, introduce him to Head-Fi.  Several years down the road, after your friend spends several thousand dollars on upgrading his initial $50 investment in a pair of HF5, he'll probably hate you for it :wink_face:

You know, the "Sorry about your wallet" and all that other stuff...

Spoken like a true victim of Head-fi!

 

[temporaryname]

When I started, I began preparing for multi-K purchases. Now I'm settling down with products with proven, documented track records, like the Objective 2 amplifier. Hah, and to think I had the Cavalli Audio Liquid Fire at one point...
 
My head-fi journey has been one of finding the best price/performance ratio and getting products that actually perform transparent to a professional specification, and learning which shady boutique audio company products to avoid.