Though I placed what was probably one of the first (perhaps the first) Roxanne order, I told JH Audio I was in no particular rush to receive it.
My carbon fiber Roxanne arrived the other day, and it fits perfectly. The insertion depth is a little shallower than the custom prototype, and very similar to the insertion depth of my FitEar MH334 custom. To my eyes and hands, the fit-and-finish of both the carrying case and the Roxanne itself is excellent.
Most importantly, the sound is better than any previous prototype I've heard, and, to my ears, it is the best in-ear I've yet heard, period. I usually set the Roxanne's bass at flat, and sometimes just a touch above flat. The presentation is the most visceral, most real, most detailed I've yet heard from an in-ear. Its imaging is very precise, and, in terms of presenting a holographic image in my head, is unlike any other in-ear I've listened to. To say that I'm happy with it would be a vast understatement.
Here are photos of it (clicking on a photo will show a larger version of it):
As much as I love the carbon fiber earpiece tray (above), I may remove it and use a padded pouch inside the carrying case instead (for faster handling, both in terms of getting it out of the case, and putting it back in).
Since there's been some discussion of fit (how far it sticks out of one's ears), here's a photo of me wearing mine:
Though that photo only shows the left earpiece, the right earpiece presents very similarly (essentially identically). Of course, the fit (in terms of how far it does or doesn't stick out) is going to vary from one ear to the next. For my average sized ears, it sticks out a little bit farther than my JH13 Pro (and more toward the back than the front).
Was the carbon fiber worth the wait for me? Yes; but keep in mind I
really dig carbon fiber. You'll have to figure out if the price premium and longer wait time is worth it to you.
So, yes, it appears they're shipping out the carbon fiber Roxannes, but I have to imagine the acrylic ones are probably going out at a significantly faster clip.
(The entire gallery (including full-size versions of these photos) can be seen by
clicking here.)