Thenewguy007
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How much?
How much?
What amplifier is that one??
No Shangri-La thread, donno where to post this:
new electrostatic headphone, man they are fast...
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Maybe you could start a thread for it...??
No Shangri-La thread, donno where to post this:
new electrostatic headphone, man they are fast...
Someone said it would be 8,000 USD for the set, not sure where did the source come from, seems reasonable for a small Shangri-La^
How much?
Up, so largest size yes. This way you can access the screws on the underside of the adjustment blocks better.
Here's a brief written guide for those hesitant to try replacing the headband.
1) push both headband adjustment blocks to the max setting; locate the two philips screw heads at the bottoms of each of the 2 adjustment blocks.
2) use an appropriate sized mini philips screwdriver (if you buy a mini screwdriver kit, one of them is gotta work), and unscrew all the (4 total, 2 per side) screws from both adjustment blocks.
3) carefully but firmly pull apart each adjustment block into separate pieces, basically the screws hold the pieces together. The pieces (upper main piece, a washer piece, and a lower piece)
4) You will notice how the leather headband's steel-clad ends "wedge" into the adjustment blocks. Just pull those out and the headband is out!
5) wedge the new headband strap in via the same way; push the adjustment block pieces together, and re-screw to secure.
If anyone is nice enough to do the replacement and take some pics to coincide with my explanation above, that'd be nice. All in all though, it's really easy, no tough angles or risk of damaging anything.
I would rather say a ridiculous RIP OFF price!Someone said it would be 8,000 USD for the set, not sure where did the source come from, seems reasonable for a small Shangri-La
I would rather say a ridiculous RIP OFF price!
First they launch a the Shangri La at a price only complete idiots would consider paying for a pair of headphones and now THIS, probably hoping more fools will bite this time around.
What a joke!
No Shangri-La thread, donno where to post this:
new electrostatic headphone, man they are fast...
there's already a dedicated thread https://www.head-fi.org/threads/hifiman-shangri-la-jr-new-8000-electrostat.856889/I don't see this setup in HIFIMAN website, from where you got this image.
I need some information about this new setup
How much did you pay for it?A few weeks ago, the 2 screw on my HE1000 broked and my left ear cup fell off from the headband. Thank you Hifiman for fixing my HE1000v1. Since they stopped producing the V1 frame, they help me installed the entire V2 frame and leather piece while maintaining my HE1000v1 ear cup and driver. The thickness of the cup is still the same as V1s. So it is not an upgrade to the V2. But the metal frame is significantly lighter than my original V1 frame. They also changed my old earpad to the V2. Really appreciate the service, thank you.
With almost the weight of the V2 (slightly heavier than the V2 but noticeable lighter than the V1). At the same time maintaining the sound signature of the V1. My HE1000 became a Hybrid?! Something in between the V1 and V2
How much did you pay for it?
That's great news for you as the newer model band also has a silicone type insert between the metal parts that swivel,.A few weeks ago, the 2 screw on my HE1000 broked and my left ear cup fell off from the headband. Thank you Hifiman for fixing my HE1000v1. Since they stopped producing the V1 frame, they help me installed the entire V2 frame and leather piece while maintaining my HE1000v1 ear cup and driver. The thickness of the cup is still the same as V1s. So it is not an upgrade to the V2. But the metal frame is significantly lighter than my original V1 frame. They also changed my old earpad to the V2. Really appreciate the service, thank you.
With almost the weight of the V2 (slightly heavier than the V2 but noticeable lighter than the V1). At the same time maintaining the sound signature of the V1. My HE1000 became a Hybrid?! Something in between the V1 and V2