[apaar123]

fun sounding and everything balanced are very different things.

yes the 750 is fun, big bass big treble not so big mids.  fun and exciting.

the 400 is very very much more evenly balanced, a touch bass elevated but likely still a bit bass light for many.

well what are your thoughts abt rha t10 and t20?

 

[mark2410]

http://www.head-fi.org/t/760180/rha-t10-review-by-mark2410
 
http://www.head-fi.org/t/790030/rha-t20-review-by-mark2410
 
really liked the t20, not so much the t10

 

[apaar123]

nope sorry, not yet anyway.

how long will the 400 last if I take proper care of them?

 

[mark2410]

how long will the 400 last if I take proper care of them?

well with carefull care, i would like to think along time.  i do love how the 400's sound butthe 750 is avery very sturdy product.  it sounds good too very good but not as good at the 400.
 
honestly both are good options depending on what it is your looking for.

 

[regulator]

Does anyone know what size the Comply tips are that come with these? I dig them a lot, but I should get some replacement ones, or more likely some of the INAIRS ones. Is M or L what I'm looking for?

 

[svil3]

  Does anyone know what size the Comply tips are that come with these? I dig them a lot, but I should get some replacement ones, or more likely some of the INAIRS ones. Is M or L what I'm looking for?

they use de 200 series, the M,L and S sizes are for your ear canals

 

[regulator]

  they use de 200 series, the M,L and S sizes are for your ear canals

Good to know which ones they are, thanks! But the ones that came with it, are they S, M or L? When buying more, I'd like to buy the same size

 

[dlayman]

  Good to know which ones they are, thanks! But the ones that came with it, are they S, M or L? When buying more, I'd like to buy the same size

Medium

 

[philipdharris1]

Just in case anyone is interested, The Fiio E07k pairs quite well with the RHA 750. The bright nature of the 750 compliments the warmness of the DAC even when on default settings

 

[stuart10031]

These headphones sound great but they are garbage.
 
Do Not Buy.
 
I bought mine in Oct 2016 and I have had to replace them twice via the warranty already. I really thought they were going to be different but they aren't. The first pair I had, the gray sheathing started to pull loose at a few places. This continued until the ground wire was exposed. At that point I only had them a few months so I contacted their warranty replacement team. After giving them a photo of my receipt and the headphones, they sent me a new pair.
 
This pair lasted about the same time period and the gray sheathing again started to pull away, but this time the stainless steel ear bud also popped apart...only held together by glue. The wire finally snapped and the bud was left unusable.
 
Again I contact the warranty team and they replaced them again.
 
I tried to request the next pair up to avoid these issues, instead they sent me a warranty snippet and said they would be happy to keep replacing them over the next 2.5 years. I would have even paid the difference for the upgrade.
 
I would love to post a photo but apparently I don't have the permissions necessary.
 
john

 

[Barlow762]

RHA

I've had the pleasure of owning a pair of the 750's for a while now and could I just point out that I am robbing your company blind.... these easily weigh in at double the cost on sound alone. Then there's the Trojan like build and the beauty of the product... also reading through the thread how you deal with customer's, reinforces trust in your brand. I cannot wait until the next RHA product!!

mark2410

 

[Barlow762]

mark2410

I love the fact you have stuck to the thread and helped fellow headfi'ers with our beloved bit of kit! I totally agree with your comments and they marry brilliantly with metal music. My wife is a true skeptic (especially when it comes to spending money on myself!!) but after listening to sounds of silence by David Draman, I have not seen my earphones since!

I'll also note that these do not require amplification... I use them on my HTC M8 everyday with no bother.

stuart10031 I am sorry you have had such problems, a few other people have also stated similar woes, but due to the nature of IEM's, being portable etc (not that this may be the particular case) they wear a lot faster, rubbing on zips, bags, being squashed in pockets. This also appears to be the case with the 'I' version... another point on any headphone.

If I can give feedback on this wonderful product to fellow Fi'ers please post below!

 

[mark2410]

@mark2410

I love the fact you have stuck to the thread and helped fellow headfi'ers with our beloved bit of kit! I totally agree with your comments and they marry brilliantly with metal music. My wife is a true skeptic (especially when it comes to spending money on myself!!

) but after listening to sounds of silence by David Draman, I have not seen my earphones since!

I'll also note that these do not require amplification... I use them on my HTC M8 everyday with no bother.

 

well i like to keep an eye on my threads if i can, if someone @'s me or quotes me then i git an email so i can pop in and answer stuff if needs be.

 

[RHA Team]

  These headphones sound great but they are garbage.
 
Do Not Buy.
 
I bought mine in Oct 2016 and I have had to replace them twice via the warranty already. I really thought they were going to be different but they aren't. The first pair I had, the gray sheathing started to pull loose at a few places. This continued until the ground wire was exposed. At that point I only had them a few months so I contacted their warranty replacement team. After giving them a photo of my receipt and the headphones, they sent me a new pair.
 
This pair lasted about the same time period and the gray sheathing again started to pull away, but this time the stainless steel ear bud also popped apart...only held together by glue. The wire finally snapped and the bud was left unusable.
 
Again I contact the warranty team and they replaced them again.
 
I tried to request the next pair up to avoid these issues, instead they sent me a warranty snippet and said they would be happy to keep replacing them over the next 2.5 years. I would have even paid the difference for the upgrade.
 
I would love to post a photo but apparently I don't have the permissions necessary.
 
john

 
I would just like to say how sorry I am for any inconvenience caused during your experience with RHA. I fully appreciate that under these circumstances the high standards we aspire to have fallen below what is expected. We’re extremely proud of both the sound and build quality of our headphones, so I fully understand your frustration and can assure you we share your disappointment when a product develops a fault. You’re of course covered under our extended 3-year warranty, and as such, we were more than happy to issue a replacement. I’m confident you won’t experience the same issue again with this replacement.
 
Our Customer Support team would, of course, be more than happy to discuss your experience in further detail, and try and get as much information as possible regarding the use and storage of your headphones. Please don’t hesitate to contact them here.
 
Thanks,
Calum  

 

[RHA Team]

@RHA

I've had the pleasure of owning a pair of the 750's for a while now and could I just point out that I am robbing your company blind.... these easily weigh in at double the cost on sound alone. Then there's the Trojan like build and the beauty of the product... also reading through the thread how you deal with customer's, reinforces trust in your brand. I cannot wait until the next RHA product!!

@mark2410

 
I am glad to hear you are enjoying your MA750's!