It's true, after the SoCal meet Light Harmonic only screwed about 5000 pre-orders. Serious progress compared with the tens of thousands from the Pulse/Wave campaigns. Already feeling sorry for LH because it sounds like they are going old and slow... or maybe someone cancelled their vitamins pre-orders. But to be fair to LH, their engineering skills were already surpassed ... by their fascinating pre-order-cancelling skills.
That is a bit too real/true for a typical marketing communique, but congrats that you only got one little word a bit skewed ... as in "Everything is running incredibl
y empty with the entire production and fulfillment process". That may be a bit eerie but it tends to happen after you cancel ~90% of the customers during your "
impeccable pre-order event". And since you seem to be the only LH representative around here, how about telling us the precise number of brutally cancelled pre-orders!? Maybe those 5000 & 90% numbers that we extrapolated around here are very wrong and you could post another inspiring marketing message like "another great success for LH: this time we only cancelled 75% of pre-orders".
Also, could you please tell your Fish colleague to stop sending me emails about some sort of product of his imagination? Maybe he somehow forgot that only a few weeks ago he sent me two-three "pay right now or else" ultimatums and then cancelled my pre-order. For some funny reason, I did not forget that.
That would be the pleasant business-side of my Light Harmonic Geek V2 impressions. But enough about business, I'm sure everyone wants to read some
Light Harmonic Geek V2 Sound Impressions.
Here's a holistic sound impression about my entire Light Harmonic experience (that's of course about my ears only and YMMV):
The
bass did sound kinda sweaty-wet and extremely greedy ... it was basically just deep "money, more money" growls.
The
mids were simply not there ... absolutely no midground ... but it was not exactly a balanced affair so it's ok.
The
treble/highs were very aggressive and ear piercing ... imagine frequent "pay now, faster, faster" high-pitch yells ... and it got exponentially louder & louder every time I asked them to keep their own pre-order promises&terms or go yell at the next table. In Light Harmonic's defense, one should indeed yell very loud if he wants the whole world to hear. Mission accomplished I would say.
The truly funny part though is that just a few weeks after they cancel you, some LH guy sends you a video of himself saying something like "dude, remember when I tried to screw you? ... that did sound so cool ... here's how I would like to screw you again ... please let me show you how much better we got"
Good luck and god bless everyone!
(LH people not included, I probably just forgot them)
P.S.
I am very sorry if this sounds very different from what everyone expects in an "impressions" thread. My Light Harmonic experience was also very different from my all other purchase experiences ... seriously, never in my entire life have I had such a bad one ... even the vendors in mega-over-crowded bazaars in the poorest countries on earth were better organized and more reliable (actually, this comparison is very insulting to them, please accept my humble apologies guys)
Unfortunately, I am not some isolated, "crap happens" case, Light Harmonic did this to
thousands of people ... and not for the first time!
Trying to look at the bright side, if you still kept your order, I guess you can be thankful to all of us who were cancelled ... who knows, maybe LH is indeed capable to deliver ~10% of the promised devices with only a few weeks/months of delays.
P.S.2
This will prolly be my last post around here. Made enough noise already and if anyone still thinks that Light Harmonic's treatment of customers is ok, I have nothing against their 'happiness'.
Edited (see post below): I do not see any member-of-the-trade marks for users on the mobile/smartphone interface ... anyway, my bad I guess ... another mistake like this and it's all gonna be my fault