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So wait a second here, im confused...i read both sides and it seems like they were pointing the finger at each other.
So did Jenalabs actually fess up to messing up the R10s?
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There is no way that is real, it's just another head-fi user going incognito fanning the flames.
I hope the mods can track his IP and dish out punishment accordingly.
Think about it, why would JL bother to take the time to dedicate a whole webpage about this issue (whether in poor taste or not), and then send a message on the same day that basically comes down to
"I spit in your face and there is nothing you can do about it!".
About their actual statement, that story looks concocted also.
1) They admit that the previous modder did not remove the drivers from their housing, so they never had the chance to damage the broken part.
So unless Boilingfrog willfully destroyed his own $6000+ headphones just to spite JL, there is no other person that could've done the awful modding job as depicted on Alex's website.
Kinda like shooting yourself in the foot with that statement.
2) The whole thing reads like
"we are the good guys that can't get a break from the evil customer that is blackmailing us, please give us sympathy".
They keep coming back on technicalities like the "intermittent sound" issue over and over as if it is their trump card, but it's really a slight, while they completely ignore and dodge the most important issue that is the main reason people are getting on their back (i.e, headphone wrecked where they are the most likely culprit).
And besides that, their whole story just sounds fake.
Take their fees list for example:
$1,500.00 First JENA Labs harness
$1,300.00 Second, smaller gauge wire, JENA Labs harness
$ 450.00 stock Sony harness install
$ 60.00 duplex outlet [ forgetting about the first set sent]
_$ 226.00 shipping and insurance._
$3,536.00 TOTAL
I don't know about you, but if I send off a pair of extremely expensive headphones off to be modded at an outrageous charge, I would expect top-notch customer service so that I get exactly what I want.
What these guys are saying is basically:
BF:"Hey, my headphones don't sound very good even though I'm paying you $1500 for the modding, what's up!?"
JL:"Oh, no problem, just send them back and we'll fix them for you for another $1300!"
Unless you are so filthy rich that you can throw away money like this, any sane person wouldn't agree to that.
Based on that alone, the story doesn't sound believable at all.
Unless they didn't mention to BF that there would be a $1300 extra charge for the second recable, which is just criminal.
It's also amusing how they are listing the $450 charge to recable back to stock with a straight (internet) face, as if it's perfectly normal and not at all a sign of poor customer service, and even acting as if they are doing BF a
favor by lowering the total cost to $1000!
They are extorting their customer to pay for something they botched up just to get the headphones back to their previous condition.
I, for one, don't buy into this at all.