That’s for a 2nd hand modelThe white ones cost 1/5 of my house....
That’s for a 2nd hand modelThe white ones cost 1/5 of my house....
Same here..The white ones cost 1/5 of my house....
I am gonna buy one when they are on sale where I live, and I am gonna do it because your "obsession" with these cans makes me curiousAKG K702 headphones down to £89 in the UK today
Ha! I must warn you on a couple of points though before you decide to buy them, I've mentioned this before in other threads if I'm actively recommending them. The soldering of the wires in the earcups is very delicate and there's a high chance of the solder failing and loosing connection - which means either soldering the wire back on yourself (and if you do it properly it won't come loose again) or sending it back for a warranty or Amazon replacement or whatever. My first unit had all the wires fail in the right earcup, the first wire was after about maybe 1.5yrs - I used them everyday but was quite gentle with them - if you rip them off your head using one hand which makes them flap about as they spring back then the wires will go within weeks or months. I'd recommend you try my EQ which is based on measuring 4 units, but won't go into the details in this thread, it's in the following thread with the why's & where for's:I am gonna buy one when they are on sale where I live, and I am gonna do it because your "obsession" with these cans makes me curious
I have already decided, I am going to buy them, it is just you say they are GBP89 in amazon.co.uk, but I can never find them below $200 here, so I feel like I am being cheated if I pay $100 extra, so waiting for them to come down to a sensible price.Ha! I must warn you on a couple of points though before you decide to buy them
They are quite expensive in The States!I have already decided, I am going to buy them, it is just you say they are GBP89 in amazon.co.uk, but I can never find them below $200 here, so I feel like I am being cheated if I pay $100 extra, so waiting for them to come down to a sensible price.
I read about your alternative EQ, will try when I receive the cans. Did not know about the soldering issues, thanks for the heads up.
Or maybe it would be better for people from outside of UK (& outside Europe) to buy from Amazon UK for £89 and then import, but I don't know what the import rates and delivery rates would be for them, it would vary I suppose.Thomann.de AKG 702 £111, €129
Yes. But amazon will calculate everything for you, shipping and import fee and duty at check outOr maybe it would be better for people from outside of UK (& outside Europe) to buy from Amazon UK for £89 and then import, but I don't know what the import rates and delivery rates would be for them, it would vary I suppose.
Most often yes, but it has happened to me (more than once) that DHL charges fees on top of what Amazon calculates on delivery. I always managed to get it reimbursed from Amazon after a couple of ugly email exchanges with customer service, but be aware it can happen. DHL position was a firm "if you don't pay, we don't deliver it, period"Yes. But amazon will calculate everything for you, shipping and import fee and duty at check out
Most often yes, but it has happened to me (more than once) that DHL charges fees on top of what Amazon calculates on delivery. I always managed to get it reimbursed from Amazon after a couple of ugly email exchanges with customer service, but be aware it can happen. DHL position was a firm "if you don't pay, we don't deliver it, period"
And the fee was per parcel, not per order.
I would say that is DHL fault, not amz. ( one can argue that amz could have done better by clearing the terms with couriers). But that the promise by amz. The amount you pay at check out is final. They will reimburse additional costs that incur on youMost often yes, but it has happened to me (more than once) that DHL charges fees on top of what Amazon calculates on delivery. I always managed to get it reimbursed from Amazon after a couple of ugly email exchanges with customer service, but be aware it can happen. DHL position was a firm "if you don't pay, we don't deliver it, period"
And the fee was per parcel, not per order.
I don't know who's fault is, and as said, i always managed to get it reimbursed by Amazon, but not before shouting at them, so i would not give it for granted. At the end of the day, in these cases, you are the importer and all is your responsibility.I would say that is DHL fault, not amz. ( one can argue that amz could have done better by clearing the terms with couriers). But that the promise by amz. The amount you pay at check out is final. They will reimburse additional costs that incur on you
You only see the GBP89 price when you chose an EU delivery address. When you change the delivery outside of EU, price goes up to GBP129.Or maybe it would be better for people from outside of UK (& outside Europe) to buy from Amazon UK for £89 and then import, but I don't know what the import rates and delivery rates would be for them, it would vary I suppose.