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I ordered a headphone 4 weeks ago. Shipment is waiting at Germany to be send to Turkey for 3 weeks. I'm sending customer request forms for help from Drop but it looks like nobody is checking it or not caring, getting no response from Drop. Any idea to get their customer support's attention?

I know it's a dumb question because I know a 3.5mm to a 4.4mm connection takes more hardware than a simple jack to transfer a balanced signal, but has any "balanced" nut out there found a real adapter that actually makes this work?

I just got a pair of the Sennheiser HD-6XX and have been listening for a few days. The headphones seem very out of balance - most of the sound seems to be coming from the right cup. I did a reality check and switched the wire so the right terminal was in the left cup and vice versa, and the weight of the music was still on the right side. Then I did a reality check with my travel headphones (Bose Quiet Comfort 35s - don't judge - if you've ever been near a screaming child on an airplane you know how crucial a pair of these are) and did NOT notice the same phenomenon. Anyone else have this issue? Did I just get a bum pair?

I enjoy the sound signature of the Philips Fidelio X2's, and I am looking for IEMs to match. Ideally I'd like to spend less than $100. Is anything comparable out there?

I need a new power brick for my Massdrop x Alex Cavalli Liquid Carbon X (DC30V/1.25A). Does anyone know where I can get one?

Hi ! I am using the following setup: HD650 Shanling UP4 Drop Sennheiser balanced cable: https://drop.com/buy/drop-trrs-headphone-cable-for-sennheiser Oneplus 5T When using the 2.5 balanced output of the Shanling UP4, I get sound only in the right earcup. When using the single ended(3.5m) output, it works just fine. What could be the problem? Are the cables faulty? Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

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I ordered a headphone 4 weeks ago. Shipment is waiting at Germany to be send to Turkey for 3 weeks. I'm sending customer request forms for help from Drop but it looks like nobody is checking it or not caring, getting no response from Drop. Any idea to get their customer support's attention?

I know it's a dumb question because I know a 3.5mm to a 4.4mm connection takes more hardware than a simple jack to transfer a balanced signal, but has any "balanced" nut out there found a real adapter that actually makes this work?

I just got a pair of the Sennheiser HD-6XX and have been listening for a few days. The headphones seem very out of balance - most of the sound seems to be coming from the right cup. I did a reality check and switched the wire so the right terminal was in the left cup and vice versa, and the weight of the music was still on the right side. Then I did a reality check with my travel headphones (Bose Quiet Comfort 35s - don't judge - if you've ever been near a screaming child on an airplane you know how crucial a pair of these are) and did NOT notice the same phenomenon. Anyone else have this issue? Did I just get a bum pair?

I enjoy the sound signature of the Philips Fidelio X2's, and I am looking for IEMs to match. Ideally I'd like to spend less than $100. Is anything comparable out there?

I need a new power brick for my Massdrop x Alex Cavalli Liquid Carbon X (DC30V/1.25A). Does anyone know where I can get one?