I have an old (10 years?) pair of HD600s, which have developed a serious channel imbalance. I've tried switching cables to no avail, checked the spring contacts (look good, and they're the newer gold ones), tried a tiny bit of conductive grease (no help), checked my amp with other 'phones - it's definitely the HDs.
Sennheiser wants $169 flat fee for repairs.
I know this is a lot less than a new pair, but I'm not sure if I'd rather just take the money and add it to a "new phones" fund and get something else.
(Current amps are an Antique Sound Labs HB-1 and an ADL GT40, with a Geek coming in January, DV.)
Open to any suggestions.
TIA,
Jeff
"Decaf is for cowards."
Jack Kevorkian
This post is made possible by the generous support of people like you and our sponsors:
Topic - Is it worth repairing my HD600s? - RJeff 15:45:09 12/09/13 (5)
- The fault lies not in my cans but in myself. D'oh! - RJeff 10:01:40 12/18/13 (0)
- RE: Is it worth repairing my HD600s? - Gregg 13:47:15 12/10/13 (3)
- RE: Is it worth repairing my HD600s? - golgi 08:33:48 12/13/13 (2)
- RE: Is it worth repairing my HD600s? - DrChaos 13:08:34 12/16/13 (0)
- RE: Is it worth repairing my HD600s? - DrChaos 19:34:51 12/15/13 (0)