How much would it cost?
It depends, a re-print of an already done design is + $200, so the K10 is $1599 + $200. The K10 with a wood inlay and a Wizard signature is + $300, so $1899.
How much would it cost?
Be nice to those who can't afford rush service or the Gods of Karma might have you send yours back for a refit.
Such is the curse of the early adopter
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Its inlay work, they have done CIEM's with wood inlays already.
Its inlay work, they have done CIEM's with wood inlays already.
Btw, the wood inlay in this picture looks even better, much brighter.
Maybe i should consider this as well.
The Wizard Design is dazzling and its pretty hard for me to decide how to design my k10s.
Ultimately , this is the nature of art, your iems may be more beautiful than the ones I just posted to another person's eyes. This is really not about early adoption or obsolete technology etc
To me, the early Porsche 911's are just as nice looking as the present day 911's. Albeit, the beauty is different, they are still beautiful
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihhFf-9wLHs
My apologies if you felt my comments to be barbed or critical - they were absolutely not meant that way, more as a playful nod of respect & admiration to the continued evolution of your ideas. Rest assured, I still get the buzz of pleasure that comes with owning anything beautiful & rare every time I reach for my iems - and enjoy espousing the joys of the Noble Audio experience both artistically and sonically when asked about them (which happens on a weekly basis when I'm out & about on London Transport). No buyer's remorse here.
Making limited edition, universal fit iems of superlative capability is a genius move, & puts Noble in a unique position that's to be celebrated by anyone who cares about such things - & that includes me.
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I love the color combination of both inlays, I just like the red, brown and lighter wood one better. Imagine that inlay on a translucent red shell. It would look amazing IMHO.
I will posting news of a four-day Noble-Chord demo event in London this weekend tomorrow... stay tuned.
Will there be free tissues at this event?… I might have a problem with all the drooling it'll prompt.
we're arranging for dribble-troths to be placed next to listening stations, tissues are optional.
May I suggest?: