[cowboy14]

After 6 Months of reasearch i decided to buy RHA T20-i and Unfortunately that headphone is not available in My Country (Bangladesh). I contacted my cousin who lives in Malaysia and he bought it and bring it for me ..

You know what it costs 250$ which is my 1 month sallary .. but i am a huge music lover (Musician too) and i needed one good headphone + Monitor ... And you know what happened ... ?

Just after using it for couple of months The rubber cover became all wrinkly and because of this i kept using this till now with extra care. But now i feels this will break any time. I can feel the wire inside and the sourounding materials are all almost gone just a thin cover ...

I dont know if i will get replacement .. because i lives in Bangladesh and there is no official supplier here .. What should i do ?

 

[cowboy14]

Here is a short video of current situation of my 250$ Headphone
https://photos.app.goo.gl/f3xVTj36nHAJqVjU8

 

[cowboy14]

Here is the image

 

[cowboy14]

I just received Replacement from RHA .. What a great support. I will use RHA Forever : )

 

[Deferenz]

RHA have really good customer support. Glad that you got a replacement.

I listened to the T20i at Canjam London and i really liked them.

 

[BrowChan]

Yeah, they have great customer support. I had mine replaced three time though. The earhook and cable quality is trash, IMO. Next time, it is better to invest in IEMs with detachable cables.

 

[Deferenz]

I did own the T10i for a while but ended up getting rid of them. I thought these were well built from my experience, it was just the sound signature I didn’t enjoy. Luckily I never had any cable problems.

 

[BrowChan]

They seek that way at first but they don’t hold up that will later. Depends on how one uses them too, of course. I take good care of my stuff. I think you took better care. But the earphones themselves are built like a tank. Just not the hooks and the cohesion between the cables.

The T10i’s were known to be too bassy and a little unnatural on vocals. Maybe that is why you didn’t like them.

 

[Deferenz]

They seek that way at first but they don’t hold up that will later. Depends on how one uses them too, of course. I take good care of my stuff. I think you took better care. But the earphones themselves are built like a tank. Just not the hooks and the cohesion between the cables.

The T10i’s were known to be too bassy and a little unnatural on vocals. Maybe that is why you didn’t like them.

Oddly I didn't think they were bassy enough. I realise that sounds strange seeing as the T10i is listed as an IEM for Bassheads (and I did burn them in). The main problem was that bass, mids and highs didn't seem to be working together that well; as though three separate things were going on as opposed to one cohesive sound. I agree on the issue with the vocals.

 

[BrowChan]

Oddly I didn't think they were bassy enough. I realise that sounds strange seeing as the T10i is listed as an IEM for Bassheads (and I did burn them in). The main problem was that bass, mids and highs didn't seem to be working together that well; as though three separate things were going on as opposed to one cohesive sound. I agree on the issue with the vocals.

That’s interesting. Think you got a faulty unit or an improper seal? Almost all the reviews I read mention these having a lot of bass (way more than require).

 

[Deferenz]

You might be right about the seal. I only used stock tips, and although it can with quite a few, I’m not sure I got the perfect seal.

 

[BrowChan]

Yeah, I tried an IEM recently and people say that it has great bass quantity. However, I felt it was lacking drastically. I used my old comply seal foams on those IEMs and it was a lucid difference. Then again, I think there are better IEMs than the RHAs at this this price.