[guynbluejeans]

I read a review the other day in which the fellow doing the review gave them high marks but said that he was turned off a bit because somewhere around the fourth day of using them one of the ear cups (or something) fell off. And I seem to recall a couple of you folks saying something similar ... and thus (like in that scene in Dirty Harry with the ignoramus sprawled out on the sidewalk I ask) I'z gots ta know?

 

[boomana]

There are a couple threads documenting both this seemingly common problem and a fix for it. Do a search and you'll be sure to find them.

 

[BushGuy]

There seemed to be a tendency for some of the screws they use to be slightly under-sized and sometimes not properly threaded. A dab of shellac or glue, or lock-tite takes care of the problem easily.

 

[Hi-Finthen]

Have had mine since they were first introduced (3-4 months?) without any incidents. I'm aware of that loose screw possibility of which you refer, as well as the fix of a touch of lock-tight needed to be applied if and when the issue happens here. Keep in mind, any and all issues/proublems are what does get posted here, and that may make it seem as though something is common when they maybe isolated incidents, perhaps...

In any event, no, the D2000s just don't fall apart commonly, IME

Good luck~

 

[vvs_75]

I reglued my screws before it was too late and since then very happy with HP.
Other than screws problem it’s a nice build/looking/sounding can! I even don't want to mention comfort. But some people find them too loose compare to other HPs.

Used for around $240-250 shipped they are definitely one of the best bang for the $. IMO

 

[dw6928]

I have had no issues with mine and they have been shipped several times to other Head fi friends and returned in excellent shape, screws in place.

 

[rlanger]

Probably just an issue with an isolated batch. I've had no problems with mine.

 

[guynbluejeans]

Thanks everyone!!

I should be getting mine within the next 3 or 4 days, I'm guessing. Can't wait!!