suba3333
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I just received the CX300. Where I live the Sennheiser distributor does not carry this model so I had to buy on eBay from a seller who does ship internationally for a reasonable charge. Of course I did not buy one of those $1.50 fakes shipped from China. I paid good money for mine and I tried to check out the seller before I ordered, he even had an original/fake comparison in his listing which seemed quite reassuring at the time. They came in, to my eyes, the original packaging, they got the L-shaped plug.
The reason I am asking is that the bass on my pair seems quite weak and from all the reviews on here the CX300 is famed for its bass response. Perhaps they need some burn in? Anyway, can someone who has the genuine article confirm these for me please.
1. The metal filter grid seems to be inserted/pressed into the body 1-2mm deep. With a magnifying glass I can see some scratch marks on the inside wall.
2. Looking through the filter I see a largish center hole surrounded by 8 smaller (partly covered by the tube) holes.
3. What is the length of the cable to the split and from there to L and R phones. The cable material has a rubbery feel to it (as opposed to a more smooth/slippery texture)
4. The R printed on the right speaker has at the bottom some runny paint. This is only visible through magnifying glass and I suspect that this is just part of the manufacturing process. After all, these are not hand made $1000 phones.
Thanks for your help.
The reason I am asking is that the bass on my pair seems quite weak and from all the reviews on here the CX300 is famed for its bass response. Perhaps they need some burn in? Anyway, can someone who has the genuine article confirm these for me please.
1. The metal filter grid seems to be inserted/pressed into the body 1-2mm deep. With a magnifying glass I can see some scratch marks on the inside wall.
2. Looking through the filter I see a largish center hole surrounded by 8 smaller (partly covered by the tube) holes.
3. What is the length of the cable to the split and from there to L and R phones. The cable material has a rubbery feel to it (as opposed to a more smooth/slippery texture)
4. The R printed on the right speaker has at the bottom some runny paint. This is only visible through magnifying glass and I suspect that this is just part of the manufacturing process. After all, these are not hand made $1000 phones.
Thanks for your help.