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08-05-2008, 13:28
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: New Mexico
Posts: 24
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Sun/Heat Damaged Phones?
I recently bought a pair of Yuin PK3's based on the good things I heard about them. Love these headphones, they sound wonderful with my D2, and I could not be happier.
The other day, however, I had the misfortune of leaving them in my car overnight/day. The issue is that it was very very hot that day, around 97 98 degrees F all day. Now they have a buzz in the left ear when heavy bass hits. This was not there before, so I think I have ruined my beautiful headphones... Has anyone done this, or does anyone know if heat will ruin your phones? Any advice would be helpful thanks! |
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08-05-2008, 18:56
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Eugene, OR
Posts: 1,156
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Hmm. Buzzing usually occurs when there's something touching the diaphragm of the driver; in other words the thin metal disk that is the speaker when you open the thing up. All I know is that my PK3's freaked out when I had a soldering accident, but if it hasn't been too long just RMA it and just say that the left side started buzzing on you. Being from AZ I know how you feel. Smaller headphones seem to be more prone to this, as well.
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