Why haven't I received a shipping code or response from customer service for my order in over 3 weeks?
Hello, I apologize for using the community to post a customer service ticket essentially, but I haven't gotten any update from this website for my FIRST ORDER regarding some headphones I ordered. Essentially, my partner ordered me some gaming headphones ( Drop + EPOS PC38X) a few weeks ago. I have an attached screenshot of the confirmation code on this post. Normally I'd expect a shipping code to be provided, at most, a week later, but I decided to give this website a little bit more patience because to begin with, my girlfriend was skeptical, but after reading some posts on Reddit recommending this site, I convinced her it wasn't a scam. 3 weeks later, lo and behold, we still have not gotten any kind of shipping update. I am just wondering, on average, how long it takes for an order to get to the buyer here. I have ordered from websites like Shien and etc, so I am not really stressing anything, but considering the fact that I sent customer support an e-mail 10 days ago and...
Sep 9, 2024
Edit: Oh and spending $400 on this seems like it wouldn't be too worth it given the fact that my most expensive cans are the same price. Then again, the AKGs are known to scale quite nicely to better amps and DACs.
As for your low impedance IEM's, exactly how low impedance are they? It's my understanding that there's no point in even thinking about the 1-ohm option because of low impedance phones until they get below 25 ohms... and even then it's still debatable how much benefit it will give you. The 1-ohm option also makes the sound more clinical and less warm. Maybe you'd like that or maybe you wouldn't, beats me. The folks who make it think most people will like the sound of the std 10-ohm version better.
On page 2, the reviewer quotes the head of this company saying there is no noise at all, that it is "pitch black"... then, after the reviewer listened to it for a while, on page 4 he says, yep, he's right, it is pitch black, there is no noise at all.
One the best things about the DACmini is that you just plug it into the USB. It's even better via USB than it is via optical. (The guy in that review wondered if it sounded better via USB, since the minor nits he picked were via toslink... the people at the company say elsewhere that it's true... something about them having more ability to control jitter that way... or something like that).