catspaw
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Not any more.
The early ones (HE-5) fell apart if you looked at them the wrong way.
But they still loved you .
Not any more.
The early ones (HE-5) fell apart if you looked at them the wrong way.
I'm all for patience but we are closing in on four months now since the creation of this thread.
Manufacturers really need to stop this practice of advertising their upcoming products half a year in advance.
The early announcements are very stressful indeed ... dont know how people can handle that amazing pressure. If it's any consolation, many from the he1000/pm3/iggy/etc threads are affected by the same intense suffering.
Do not despair, there may be a cure for all that ... an amazing new method called "hearing yourself". Also, a serious slapping from a good friend has been often proven very effective too. Unfortunately not everyone has such good friends. And btw, *that* is a true problem.
... Do not despair, there may be a cure for all that ... an amazing new method called "hearing yourself". Also, a serious slapping from a good friend has been often proven very effective too. Unfortunately not everyone has such good friends. And btw, *that* is a true problem.
That was very funny, especially since I've had a similar encounter with some friends of mine =)) He described it as "first world problems" =)))
That was very funny, especially since I've had a similar encounter with some friends of mine =)) He described it as "first world problems" =)))
i have a he5...well sort of, as its modded and upgraded beyond recognision, but basically its still a rare original he5.Not any more.
The early ones (HE-5) fell apart if you looked at them the wrong way.
Does anyone have any feedback on what these were like in person (build wise) ?
I had my first experience the other week with Hifiman (560 mostly) - and although they sounded very nice, the build quality was borderline laughable.
From what I've seen from many pictures of the he-1000 the quality again seems a little cheap.
i have a he5...well sort of, as its modded and upgraded beyond recognision, but basically its still a rare original he5.
it has been used daily for hrs a day since last year january and not one problem except that one clip on one pad cicked off, but it was a click in job to solve that...for the rest..perfect. But as i said its nowhere standard what i have: the Code-X
The early announcements are very stressful indeed ... dont know how people can handle that amazing pressure. If it's any consolation, many from the he1000/pm3/iggy/etc threads are affected by the same intense suffering.
Do not despair, there may be a cure for all that ... an amazing new method called "hearing yourself". Also, a serious slapping from a good friend has been often proven very effective too. Unfortunately not everyone has such good friends. And btw, *that* is a true problem.
You assume way too much. I'm not stressed in the slightest about the release date. I was simply stating that I find it ridiculous how manufacturers, specifically in the headphone industry, like to get that hype train rolling as early as possible on their new products. It's a trend that has developed over the last couple of years. You really don't see this kind of thing in other markets except for possibly the auto industry.
Your wannabe witty pseudo-intellectual retort was so pro though. You should try taking your own advice.
Does anyone have any feedback on what these were like in person (build wise) ?
I had my first experience the other week with Hifiman (560 mostly) - and although they sounded very nice, the build quality was borderline laughable.
From what I've seen from many pictures of the he-1000 the quality again seems a little cheap.
You assume way too much. I'm not stressed in the slightest about the release date. I was simply stating that I find it ridiculous how manufacturers, specifically in the headphone industry, like to get that hype train rolling as early as possible on their new products. It's a trend that has developed over the last couple of years. You really don't see this kind of thing in other markets except for possibly the auto industry.
Your wannabe witty pseudo-intellectual retort was so pro though. You should try taking your own advice.