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Wow you guys really need to move to the U.S.
Or have Fang relocate HiFiMan to Europe?
Or have Fang relocate HiFiMan to Europe?
Wow you guys really need to move to the U.S.
Or have Fang relocate HiFiMan to Europe?
Hmmm yes, move fang
Come Fang, we'll help you move
Honestly I think import taxes are ridiculous and all countries should abandon this stupid rule. And no borders and everything should be equal for everybody and no more war and distrust amongst countries. And I'm sorry for that! I do think this system must change, and will change but the HE-400 thread is hardly the place to discuss this problem!
Same here. The situation here in Brazil is even worse: There are only a few headphones for sale, and they usually charge 5x+ the market price for them.
Sucks to live in a third world country.
+1 about the borders and countries living in peace.
I can see it now. Head-Fi members all over Europe gathering to help Fang move to Europe, carrying boxes and offering him their guest rooms.
Yup, butt, you have very sexy women...
I guess if you have the money you could go on a holiday and buy audio gear somewhere in Asia, and maybe even save some money in the process.
That does suck about how much many Head-fi'ers have to pay for thing that people like me in the US get much cheaper plus then you have customs fees and such. Many of the IEM's I've sold off were to people from Asia and India and on the customs form I always put the cost under $40 so the fees were cheap or free I don't know.
I think stores could get in a lot of trouble if they were discovered to give false lower values on their products? I mean it is sort of fraud, but then again I'm not sure if another country could even punish them by law.
Oh I'm not saying that stores should do that at all I was just basically saying what I did to help some people out with the cost.
Plus the ones I sold were all used and who can say how much they're worth once they've been open and used.
Fits perfectly really. Taken with my tablet by the way so sorry for the low quality. They don't hug the mounting ring like the velours and leathers but nonetheless its a pretty good fit. To put the mounting rings in the Alpha Pads, you have to turn them inside and out. The Alpha Pad is thicker though so when you put them on the headphone, it's quite snug. Won't move around without some force, and even then there's rubbery friction. I'm thinking of modding them so they don,'t cover the mounting holes and taping the pads withdouble sided tape onto the ring and the headohone itself but that is quite a bit of mutilating for a $60 pad.. id assume itd increase the midbass though. Thinking about how to tame the subbass.
Two gripes I have though, one about alpha pad and one about the he400. Im nitpicking though.
Alpha Pads aren't uniform; one is larger than the other but that is quite understandable for custom pads.
The he400s metal seems to be rusting or something. It's turning dark brown rather than brownish red though. And it came with a small chip. Returning them and just going to get an open box one.